Innovation that matters
Our computer science programs encompass designing software, developing computer applications such as databases and graphics and investigating mathematical problems, and are designed to meet an increasing demand for graduates with scientific knowledge and creative skills to excel in the industry.
A computer science degree will introduce students to tomorrow's technological world.
Future Students
Latest News
A team of researchers that includes Claas Völcker and Igor Gilitschenski from the University of Toronto developed REPPO, a new AI training method that improves speed, reliability and efficiency for reinforcement learning systems used in robotics and autonomous technologies.
U of T’s student-led capture-the-flag team has risen to the top ranks of global cybersecurity competition, combining international success with a commitment to building practical cybersecurity skills and community on campus.
Assistant Professor, Teaching Stream, Alice Gao earned the Faculty of Arts & Science Outstanding Teaching Award — Early Career for creating supportive learning environments that help students build confidence resilience and lifelong learning skills.
In the Media
Recent U of T computer science graduate Yuchen Wang is featured for his research applying AI to patient care, including work at Toronto Rehab and the Vector Institute.
Professor Marsha Chechik discusses the role of requirements engineering in unlocking developer productivity with AI coding tools.
In an op-ed, Professor Daniel Wigdor argues that Canada should build on its strength in applied computing.
