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Fully-funded PhD scholarship in Artificial Intelligence and Copyright

The University of St Andrews School of Computer Science and the Macquarie University Law School are pleased to offer a Global Doctoral Scholarship in the area of Artificial Intelligence and Copyright Law: The Problem of Authorship. This PhD scholarship is fully-funded and includes fees (home or international) and a stipend for 3.5 years. The PhD Fully-funded PhD scholarship in Artificial Intelligence and Copyright

The Power of Tech in Sustainability, Inclusion, & Community: Mind and Matter 2024

The North Haugh campus was brimming with bubbling experiments, interactive activities, and research displays as St Andrews welcomed in its Mind and Matter Festival 2024 on 27th October 2024. As a festival dedicated to inspiring creativity and curiosity from the lens of various disciplines, we were thrilled to see three of our very own researchers The Power of Tech in Sustainability, Inclusion, & Community: Mind and Matter 2024

Constraint Programming research group at the CP2024 conference

The 30th International Conference on Principles and Practice of Constraint Programming (CP2024) was held in Girona, Catalonia during the first week of September. The CP conference series are the main event for researchers in constraint programming to get together, share latest developments and for networking.  Our School contributed to the conference in large numbers this Constraint Programming research group at the CP2024 conference

First Away Day between Constrained Programming group and Statistical Ecology group held over the summer

The first Away Day between Constrained Programming group from the Computer Science department and Statistical Ecology group from the Centre for Research into Ecological and Environmental modeling (https://www.creem.st-andrews.ac.uk/) was organized over the summer on May 7th, 2024 from 9:30 to 3:00 p.m. It was organised by Ian Miguel and Özgür Akgün from the constraint programming First Away Day between Constrained Programming group and Statistical Ecology group held over the summer

PhD Scholarships in Computer Science for 2022

Scholarship Description The School of Computer Science is offering the following types of scholarships for 3.5 years of study in our PhD programme. All UK/EU and International students are eligible: • Fully funded scholarships consisting of tuition + stipend • Tuition-only scholarships This award is part-funded through the University’s new ‘handsels’ scheme. Value of Award PhD Scholarships in Computer Science for 2022

A First – CodeFirst:Girls courses recognised on academic transcript at the University of St Andrews

CodeFirst:Girls is an organisation which runs free coding courses for young women, with partner universities and companies across the UK. The University of St Andrews, School of Computer Science has been a keen supporter of CodeFirst:Girls for the past 5 years. We run their community courses in our premises with our students and staff volunteering A First – CodeFirst:Girls courses recognised on academic transcript at the University of St Andrews