Computer Science
Welcome to the Department of Computer Science at NTU. The department combines internationally significant research with an outstanding record for teaching excellence. Our state-of-the-art facilities and career-focused approach to course design provide the right conditions for students to succeed in their chosen fields.
Our undergraduate and postgraduate courses are designed to be industrially relevant with the right balance of theory and practice. The British Computing Society (BCS) have accredited all of our undergraduate degrees to Chartered IT Professional (CITP) status, and towards Chartered Engineer (CEng) status with the Engineering Council. We are a thriving department combining expertise with modern facilities and equipment to create an outstanding environment for learning and development.
The strength and relevance of our teaching and research are underpinned by a healthy synergy with a network of external businesses and organisations. We have over 200 industrial placement partners, including Microsoft, GlaxoSmithKline, IBM, Schlumberger, HP, Santander and Refinitiv.
Research activity within the department is wide-ranging and collaborations and funding for research have been gained from a variety of sources including Innovate UK, the EPSRC, the US Department of Homeland Security and the EU. Our research is internationally recognised, particularly in the areas of serious games, computational intelligence and security.
Latest News
Notts Healthcare launches interactive walks App to boost physical and mental health
Thu 30 Jun 2022
NTU researcher among the ‘Top 50 Women in Engineering’
Thu 23 Jun 2022
NTU among universities to receive first-ever Turing Network Development Awards
Wed 02 Feb 2022
Bursary boost for female tech students
Wed 07 Jul 2021
Computer Science student wins top prize at Grads in Games Awards
Wed 14 Apr 2021
Funding to support Nottingham’s cultural recovery with digital aid
Fri 26 Mar 2021
Our Research Groups and Centres
Network Infrastructures and Cyber-Security
Network Infrastructures and Cyber-Security
The main research area of this group is wireless and mobile communication networks domain.
Exploring Skyscapes at Heritage Sites through AR
Exploring Skyscapes at Heritage Sites through AR
Exploring Skyscapes at Heritage Sites through AR
Interactive Systems Research Group (ISRG)
Interactive Systems Research Group (ISRG)
The Interactive Systems Research Group focuses on the development of new technologies for the cognitive and physical rehabilitation of users within the real world.
Computational Intelligence and Applications Research Group (CIA)
Computational Intelligence and Applications Research Group (CIA)
This research group brings together academics researching in the areas of computational intelligence applications.
Computational Neuroscience and Cognitive Robotics
Computational Neuroscience and Cognitive Robotics
This group is dedicated to research into computational intelligence, taking inspiration and learning from, biology, psychology, medicine and neuroscience.
Internet of Water (IoW)
Internet of Water (IoW)
The Internet of Water (IoW) aims to lead the Transformation of the UK aquatic species monitoring, using digital technologies. The latter will be built upon the work of the UPD project, which enhances detection/visualisation of pollution agents, as well as real-time monitoring of endangered and invasive aquatic species; plants/animals.
Underwater Plastic Detection
Underwater Plastic Detection
The Underwater Plastic detection (UPD) delivers non-evasive approach where an underwater drone is used to collect video and image of plastics. The UPD is helping to understand how macro-plastics are transported underwater by georeferencing the data collected. Therefore, the UPD will allow to estimate how much of that plastic is deposited in the Trent riverbed and, how those plastics are affecting the ecosystem. .
BCS – The Chartered Institute for IT
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