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We’re running our Undergraduate Open Days on campus and our Postgraduate Open Days online, both are a great opportunity to find out about student life in Edinburgh from the people who know it best: our staff and students.
Undergraduate on-campus Open Days (8 October & 5 November)
Postgraduate Virtual Open Days (15-17 November)
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- Nadin Kökciyan and collaborator propose personal privacy assistants to help us tackle overwhelming privacy decisions
- Contact tracing tool supports supplies during pandemic
- The vHive ecosystem bridges the gap between the serverless cloud industry and academia
- Kobi Gal elected fellow of the European Association for Artificial Intelligence
- Informatics student wins an award for founding global waste reduction startup
We are ranked #1 in the UK for research power in Computer Science and Informatics Times Higher Education ranking. Our research environment and all impact case studies received top grades (4*, world leading). Overall, 97% of our REF submission is world leading (4*) or internationally excellent (3*).
We provide a fertile environment for a wide range of studies focussed on understanding computation in both artificial and natural systems.
The School of Informatics is committed to making our community a place where everyone feels seen, heard and valued.
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