Information for students, faculty and staff regarding COVID-19. (Updated: 21 October 2020)
Computer programming is a major part of computer science. However, it is only one aspect of a multifaceted area where focus lies on problem solving.
Computer science also cover areas as e.g. computer graphics, image processing, machine learning, knowledge representation, information and interaction technology. The courses and lecturers are often closely linked to the research within computer science. Students majoring in computer science often work with e.g. system development, project management and product development within areas such as technology, medicine, media, design and economy. It is also possible to undertake post graduate studies after graduation.
More information about our range of courses and programs can be found under the links in the menu.
You are welcome to start as a student with us!
The pages under the tab "Education" is mainly addressed to those who are thinking of applying for studies at our department
For our students contains information for student currently taking courses at our department.
Faculty and staff members will find additional material relating to education at the page For our faculty and staff (password protected).
Study with us and advance your career.
Read more about our education.
Read more about Doctoral studies.
Algoryx, Infobaleen, Prediktera and Shimmercat are all among the brightest startups within AI in Sweden.
Vu studies the need for only privacy-guarantee and privacy concern analysis in machine learning with big data.
Elastisys is part of a project with novel fog computing technologies for smart water management.
Six PhD students from Umeå participated in the first meeting of WASP-HS humanities and social sciences.
Lars Larsson approaches the cloud resource problem from both cloud providers and customers point of view.
