Hull Computer Science

New MSc Computer Science & Cybersecurity — University of Hull.
Ready to take your cybersecurity skills to the next level? Our MSc is built for future‑makers who want to lead in one of the world’s fastest‑growing fields.
What you’ll learn: topics such as Advanced cyber defence, ethical hacking, Threat intelligence and secure systems engineering . All taught using industry‑standard tools in our specialist facilities..
Career Impact: Cybersecurity expertise is in huge demand. Graduates step into high‑impact roles such as Ethical Hacker, Cyber Analyst and Security Architect across finance, healthcare, government and more.
Applications now open for 2026 entry.
https://www.hull.ac.uk/study/postgraduate-taught/courses/computer-science-and-cyber-security-msc?option=msc&year=2026&mode=1-year&month=september

New Cybersecurity Undergraduate Degrees at the University of Hull
We’re excited to introduce a new family of cybersecurity degree programmes designed to help address the global shortage of security experts. We’re looking for the next generation of *future‑makers* — people ready to build the skills needed to protect the critical systems our society depends on.
In our new BSc Computer Science and Cybersecurity, students develop core programming skills alongside AI, threat detection, ethical hacking, digital forensics, and wider computing foundations.
Why Cybersecurity? Cybersecurity is one of the fastest‑growing fields worldwide. Our graduates are prepared for high‑demand roles such as Ethical Hacker, Cyber Analyst, and Security Architect across sectors including finance, healthcare, and government.
Applications are now open for 2026 entry. Find out more at:
https://www.hull.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/courses/computer-science-and-cyber-security-bsc-meng-hons?option=standard-course&start=2026 science

Several of our computer science students were part of Hull's Colliderfest last weekend. Our students were working on a domino based physical computer, as well as the "Menace Machine"! to find out more see https://www.instagram.com/hulldominocomputer/

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Computer Science graduation is on Thursday 15th January - well done to all those graduating and we look forward to seeing you there 😀

It's that time of year again! 🎓

Welcome to everyone who's joining us at Connexin Live for our first day of Winter Graduation ceremonies.

Congratulations to all of our students from Hull University Business School who are graduating today - we're so proud of you!

🆕 Following the resounding success of its debut earlier this year, ColliderFest is set to return from Thursday 12 to Sunday 15 March 2026, promising an even more dynamic celebration of science, creativity, and culture.

More details 👉 https://news.hull.gov.uk/19/12/2025/colliderfest-returns-to-hull-in-2026-with-bigger-bolder-celebration-of-science-and-creativity/

Who was Ada Lovelace? What were her greatest achievements? This ‘infoposter’ describes Lovelace’s achievements and describes why she’s thought of as the world’s first computer programmer.
https://findingada.com/resources/resources-for-schools/posters/

Happy Ada Lovelace Day 2025!

Who was Ada Lovelace? What were her greatest achievements? This ‘infoposter’ describes Lovelace’s achievements and describes why she’s thought of as the world’s first computer programmer.
https://findingada.com/resources/resources-for-schools/posters/

We are pleased to announce that two students from Computer Science have been successful in the British Computer Society’s e-learning annual Student and Open competition. The theme this year was on “AI for Health Improvement and Education”.
Eirika Doe won 2nd Prize (Silver) with a proposal for lifelong personalised learning with an education AI companion, adapting the teaching method or a tailored experience.
George Acklam won 3rd Prize (Bronze) with the concept of an AI based personalised assistant to promote healthy and active lifestyles supporting teachers in delivering specialist content.

BCS e-Learning SG 2025 competition | BCS The theme for this competition is “AI for Health Improvement and Education”.

The university is hosting this event - we look forward to welcoming the finalists at the end of the competition

Cyber Switch Up is back and students across our region are invited to take part in this exciting digital skills challenge.

Aimed at young people between the ages of 11 and 18, the competition is designed by cyber policing experts to inspire interest in cyber security and digital careers. It’s part of a national initiative to help students develop key skills while promoting safe and lawful online behaviour.

Participants will have the chance to:

🧠 Test their problem-solving and technical abilities

🛡️ Learn about real-world cyber threats and how to tackle them

💻 Explore career pathways in cyber security, coding, and digital forensics

👮‍♂️ Engage with professionals working in cyber crime and policing

Find out more and get involved: https://cyberswitchup.net/

Bring problem-solving to life in your classroom with the 2025 UK Bebras Challenge 🦫

This free online challenge is open to young people in the UK aged 6 to 19, and is a great way to inspire your students with a fun, educational experience.

Through a series of interactive tasks, your students will sharpen their computational thinking abilities.

Whether they enjoy computing or just love a good brain-teaser, the Bebras Challenge offers every student a chance to shine ⭐

Join the 450,000 UK students who participated last year.

Sign up for free today: rpf.io/bebras25