Computing University of Portsmouth

Overview

As a postgraduate researcher in Computing from the University of Portsmouth , you could research everything from cyber security and digital infrastructure for business, to the ways in which computational intelligence, paradigms and algorithms can be used in robot-enhanced therapy, limb motion recognition, and autism spectrum disorders intervention. 

When you join the M.Phil. Computing at the University of Portsmouth, you'll be supported by the Graduate School, alongside your assigned supervisory team, who'll help you get the most from the facilities. The Graduate School will help you become part of a thriving, collaborative research community, and help grow your skills as a researcher through the Graduate School Development Programme, which offers training, workshops and events.

You can use high-tech laboratories with the latest technology, including multimedia studios, a large-scale 3D immersive Virtual Reality room used for Virtual Reality Research, advanced motion capture facilities, and advanced interface devices including haptic feedback and EMG sensors used for Intelligent Systems Research Support.

What can a postgraduate research degree do for my career?

Once you complete your Computing degree at the University of Portsmouth, you'll be a highly-skilled researcher with the knowledge and skills to make an impact in many different industries.

Your postgraduate research qualification demonstrates to potential employers that you're an intelligent, capable and motivated person, with provable abilities and experience in critical thinking, problem-solving, project management, communication, leadership and creativity.