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

The School is in reduced operations 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.
New NSERC CREATE Cybersecurity Graduate Program

The School of Computing is excited to announce a new NSERC CREATE graduate program in cybersecurity starting Fall 2019. Visit the NSERC CREATE Cybersecurity homepage for more information.
2019 Invitational High School Programming Contest

Congratulations to Brockville Collegiate Institute’s Team 2!
Artificial Intelligence

New field of study for MSc and Phd students.
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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.

COVID-19 Information for Members of the School of Computing Last updated: March 31, 2020. General Updates from Queen’s University Visit the website at Queen’s University Coronavirus COVID-19 Information. The...
Secure IoT Hackathon 2020 (Photos by Ashley Taylor and Garrett Elliott) Three of Canada’s leading technology companies, TELUS, BlackBerry, and Solace, came together with...
David Skillicorn comments on Ontario police’s use of Clearview AI facial recognition software Dr. Skillicorn says the tool may seem attractive to police detectives and could significantly reduce their workload, but points out...
Congratulations Queen’s Computing Researchers on Funding Success We are pleased to congratulate the following faculty members on recent funding success: Farhana Zulkernine who has been awarded NSERC...
Computing Students Win Mayor’s Innovation Challenge Congratulations to our students Julia McPolin, 4th year Cognitive Science Student, and David Kubik, 4th year Software Design Student, for...
David Skillicorn weighs in on whether Huawei contributed to the demise of Nortel Dr. Skillicorn says it’s entirely plausible that technology robbed and copied by a rival was the final straw that took...
Welcome to our new faculty members A warm welcome to our two new faculty members Dr. Ting Hu who joined the School of Computing this Fall...