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Sixth-formers are programming robot cars, taking practical classes in graphics, and attending lectures on privacy and security as they get a taste of what it's like to study Computer Science at university.

A group of Year 12 students from across the UK have just visited Cambridge for the culmination of our five-month Women in Computer Science programme.

We're holding Open Days this week – Thursday 10 and Friday 11 July – when we're welcoming prospective undergraduate students to come and look around.

Thanks to a donation from AMD, we're expanding the number of PhD students we'll welcome this autumn at CASCADE, our Computer Architecture and Semiconductor Design Centre

Researchers are warning that they have uncovered significant weaknesses in two tools widely used by creators to safeguard their art.

Two members of our Department are among those featured in the King's Birthday Honours 2025, which recognises the achievements and contributions of people across the UK.

Congratulations to the three members of this Department who have been promoted as Professor - Emily Shuckburgh, Andreas Vlachos and Ian Wassell.

Media organisation The Guardian is today launching Secure Messaging, a confidential way for whistleblowers to contact journalists that builds on technology developed here.

"One of the next frontiers for AI lies in deciphering human-centred data captured by wearable devices," says Dr Dong Ma who joins us in January 2026 as Associate Professor in Wearable Computing.