Department of Computer Science
- Department of Computer Science
- Current staff and students
- Student intranet
- Undergraduate information pages
Information pages for undergraduate students
Your student journey
- Preparing to study and induction: getting ready to join us
- Manage Your Studies: check or change your personal details on your record
- Exceptional circumstances: when serious personal difficulties affect your ability to study or undertake assessment
- Change your plan: find out more if you're thinking about any of the following:
- Taking a break from your studies
- Transferring courses
- Leaving the University
- Graduation
- Careers
Student support
- You and your supervisor
- Student Hub
- Open Door: mental health support
- Disability support
- Cost of living: advice and support
- Equality, diversity and inclusion: information for students
- Download the SafeZone app
Student voice
- Send us your feedback about our teaching Comments, compliments or concerns? Let us know! (Google Form - UoY login required)
- Student representation
- Student Staff Forum
- You Said, We Did
- Module evaluations
Keeping in touch
- Computer Science Student Noticeboard (Padlet)
- Computer Science Student newsletters
- Follow us: Instagram, LinkedIn and YouTube
Contact us
Any questions? Talk to us!
Contact your supervisor or email the Student Support team at cs-ug-admin@york.ac.uk . You can also come to the Reception Desk in the Ian Wand Building (Computer Science) and we'll be happy to help.
- Useful contacts
- Computer Science People Finder (includes rooms numbers)
Course information
- Student handbook (Google Doc format: UoY login required)
- Programme specifications
- Course schedules
- Module catalogue
- Module options
- Your year in industry
- Projects
- Academic integrity
Assessment and examination
- VLE (UoY login required): for viewing assessment papers, submitting assessments and obtaining provisional marks and feedback
- Student Assessment and examination (including exam periods and student guides to progression and award)
- University Assessment Policies and Procedures
- Computer Science exam timetables
- Results, feedback and resit advice
- Module assessment statistics
- Use of Artificial Intelligence in assessment
- External Examiner Information
Boards and committees
Final year undergraduates: Give your feedback
The NSS 2025 is a UK-wide, official survey where you look back on your higher education experience and tell us what you think.
What are we doing well, and where do you think we can do better?
Help us improve your course for current and future students - your views really can make a difference. Remember, the NSS is anonymised. We won't see your responses, so you can give your open, honest feedback.
Find out more, enter the prize draw and complete the survey