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Computer Science is one of the top degrees for careers in North America. On top of Computer Science, the Queen’s School of Computing is home to diverse areas of study such as software design, game development, biomedical computing, cognitive science, computing and mathematics, and computing and the creative arts. Offering an exciting learning experience in this ever changing field, by fostering interaction across disciplines, computing prepares you for countless careers and graduate degrees. Our 12 to 16-month paid internship option gives students an opportunity to gain experience in industry, while earning academic credits. Our outstanding professors are both internationally recognized experts and committed educators who take pride in giving you the skills and theoretical knowledge you’ll need to excel as a computer scientist.

Course Highlights

Depending on your path, you will learn the fundamentals of Creative Computing, Web Development, or Game Design. As you progress in your studies, you may express yourself in Computing and the Creative Arts, develop apps in Human Computer Interaction, delve into Neural and Genetic Computing, or learn about the latest advances in Computer-Assisted Surgery. Because computing is a rapidly evolving discipline, we offer 4th-year topics courses on emerging subjects year to year such as Deep Analytics Using Watson and Innovation and Entrepreneurship.

Degree Options

Bachelor of Computing (Honours) - BCPH

Specialization in Biomedical Computing

An intensive course of study with approximately two-thirds of your courses within the combined disciplines.

Specialization in Cognitive Science

An intensive course of study with approximately two-thirds of your courses within the discipline.

Specialization in Computer Science

An intensive course of study with approximately two-thirds of your courses within the discipline. This plan has been accredited by the Canadian Information Processing Society (CIPS) (link is external).

Specialization Computing and Mathematics

An intensive course of study with approximately two-thirds of your courses within the combined disciplines.

Specialization in Software Design

An intensive course of study with approximately two-thirds of your courses within the discipline. This plan has been accredited by the Canadian Information Processing Society (CIPS) (link is external).

Major in Computing

A major is an intensive course of study in one discipline, with approximately half of your courses within the discipline with room for an optional minor in any other Arts and Science discipline.

General in Computing

A less intense course of study leading to a 3-year degree.