MEng Computing (Visual Computing and Robotics) at Imperial College London

Focus on the implementation and evaluation of systems that depend on computer vision or computer generated imagery. Computing is a creative and wide-ranging subject that focuses on using sound underlying principles and logical thinking to design and build systems that really work. This course has a strong technical emphasis, and allows you to focus on various technologies and algorithms for arts-related applications.

Faculty: Faculty of Engineering  |  Department: Department of Computing  |  Duration: 4 years  |  Study mode: full-time (integrated master's)  |  Intake: October 2027  |  Location: London, England, United Kingdom

What you will study

Year 1 core modules include Introduction to Computer Systems, Introduction to Databases, Introduction to Computer Architecture, Computing Practical 1, Discrete Mathematics, Logic and Reasoning, Graphs and Algorithms, Calculus; Year 2 core modules include Algorithm Design and Analysis, Software Engineering Design, Models of Computation, Operating Systems, Networks and Communications, Probability and Statistics, Computing Practical 2; Year 3 core modules include I-Explore.

Career pathways

Graduates of our Department go on to succeed in a wide range of sectors, including software engineering, data science, communications, finance, insurance, energy, defence, technical consultancy, management consultancy and AI policy. Many take the entrepreneurial route and launch successful start-ups. Typical roles include Software Engineer, Software Developer, Full Stack Developer, Cloud Engineer, Data Scientist, Machine Learning Engineer, Security Engineer, Quantitative Trader and Technology Analyst.

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