Schools of Excellence
The College is organised in three schools.
Each school is responsible for teaching in its field; the undergraduate degrees sit across them. There is one academic standard.
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School of Cyber Security
The School of Cyber Security is responsible for undergraduate teaching in the protection of networks, information, and the people who depend on them. Security is treated as a civic craft as well as a technical one. A graduate must be able to secure a system, to reconstruct an incident, and to speak plainly to those who will live with the result. Fashionable threat language is not a substitute for that work.
Degrees
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School of Data & Intelligence
The School of Data & Intelligence houses data science and artificial intelligence, taught as a single school of methods — from evidence to model to decision. The work shares a foundation in mathematics, programming, and the ethics of inference. The School does not separate cleverness from consequence.
Degrees
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School of Digital Infrastructure
The School of Digital Infrastructure is concerned with blockchain technologies and with the design of digital systems that communities can inspect and trust. A ledger is taught here as an instrument of record, not as a speculation. Students learn the protocols, the failure modes, and the institutional settings in which a distributed system is — or is not — the right tool. The School's test is whether the work can be inspected.
Degrees