Students from Royal Holloway have won The Cyber Crime Cup™ 2019, the first time a cyber security competition has been held live as a spectator eSport.
Code Groovers, a student-led commercial software development arm of the Department of Computer Science have built an interactive database that tracks incidents of explosive violence worldwide.
IFS report confirms excellent career outcomes for our Computer Science graduates.
Study with world leaders in computing research and IT professionals.
We are one of the UK's leading centres for research into Computer Science.
Together with our students, we conceive and develop proven software solutions for our clients.
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We are keen to motivate young people, across age groups and of all genders, to study computer science.
There are multiple ways of working together with our students and our experts, in training or in research.
We are committed to supporting female students and staff at all levels.
From organising hackathons and social events to volunteering at local schools, CompSoc plays an essential role in enhancing student experience.
