School of Computing, Computer Science at Queen's University, Canada

New NSERC CREATE Cybersecurity Graduate Program

The School of Computing is excited to announce a new NSERC CREATE graduate program in cybersecurity. Visit the NSERC CREATE Cybersecurity homepage for more information.
Congratulations to the Class of 2020

We may not be able to meet in person, but that will not stop us from celebrating them and their achievements!

See our graduating class.
The School is working from home because of COVID-19

Check the COVID-19 Information for Members of the School of Computing page regularly for more information about how we're handling the situaton, and for answers to all your questions.
Artificial Intelligence

New field of study for MSc and Phd students.
More information
Undergraduate Studies in Computing

From Biomedical Computing to Computing and the Creative Arts, the Queen's School of Computing has something for everyone.
Graduate Research

The breadth and depth of our award-winning research speaks for itself. Join our team of researchers and make a difference in the world.

The School is operating remotely with reduced physical access. For more information, see COVID-19 Information.

Nicole Osayande receives the McCall MacBain Scholarship Undergraduate student Nicole Osayande is well known in the University for her academic excellence, leadership, EDI advocacy, and enthusiasm for...
Creative Computing Showcase 2021 This year’s Creative Computing Showcase was unlike any other that we’ve hosted in the past. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, the...
Celebrating wonderful achievements in the Perk Lab and the Med-i Lab Faculty, staff, and students from the Med-i Lab and the Perk Lab participated in the 19th Imaging Network Ontario meeting...
Queen’s School of Computing faculty and students receive 2021 Teaching Awards Queen’s University’s 2021 Teaching Awards was held virtually on YouTube on March 24th, 2021 at 4:30 pm EDT. We are...
Queen’s School of Computing cohosts the Coded Bias panel discussion On March 12th, Professor Catherine Stinson moderated a panel discussion on bias in AI in response to the American documentary...
Professor David Skillicorn comments on a recent ransomware attack at Molson Coors A recent ransomware attack took place at Molson Coors Beverage Company. Professor David Skillicorn provides a comment to the Welland...
Professor Nick Graham’s research on the Liberi Exergame gains positive attention Dr. Nick Graham collaborated with Dr. Darcy Fehlings, developmental pediatrician from Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital in developing the Liberi...