The University of Missouri is a public land-grant research institution based in Columbia, Missouri, founded in 1839. The University of Missouri is the largest university and the flagship institution of the four-campus University of Missouri System. The University of Missouri is a part of the Association of American Universities. The University of Missouri delivers more than 300-degree programs under thirteen major academic divisions. The University of Missouri is ranked at 190th position over the globe and 73rd position nationwide. The University of Missouri is composed of 7 colleges and 11 schools with around 300 majors fields of study and more than 75 online degree programs. As the University of Missouri is recognized as one of the nation-s leading-tier institutions, it is well-known for its reputation for excellence in teaching and research. The University of Missouri is appreciated nationally and has gained top rankings for its programs in many areas, including journalism, dispute resolution, family and community medicine, campus writing program, and Freshman Interest Groups.
Address: 1720 E Campus Dr, Columbia, MO 65211, United States
Phone: +1 573-882-3111
Email: muregistrar@missouri.edu
Website: https://missouri.edu/
• Computer Science B.S
• Computer Science B.A
• Computer Science and Mathematics B.S
• Computer Engineering B.S
• Computer Science and Management B.S
• Computer Engineering and Management B.S
• Computer Science and Physics B.S
• Computer Science and Engineering B.S
• Computer Science M.S
• Computer Science Ph.D
• Computer Science and Engineering M.S
• Computer Science and Engineering Ph.D
• Computer Science and Mathematics M.S
• Computer Science and Mathematics Ph.D
• Computer Science and Business Administration M.S
• Computer Science and Business Administration Ph.D
• Computer Science and Informatics M.S
• Computer Science and Informatics Ph.D
Computer science research at the University of Missouri; Columbia investigates many sub-research areas such as
• Computational biology and bioinformatics
• Cyber-security
• Distributed computing
• Geospatial information mining and retrieval
• Intelligent systems
• Multimedia communications
• Large dataset scientific visualization
• Networking
• Spoken language processing and human-machine interfaces
• Wireless sensor networks
Computational biology and bioinformatics - Computational biochemistry and drug design, Computational genomics, Computational imaging, DNA and molecular computing, Algorithmic game theory, Computational social choice, Computational journalism
Distributed computing - Capacity Planning, Consistency Issues in Distributed Applications, Content Distribution, Fault Tolerance, and Load Balancing, Performance Evaluation, Resource Discovery, and Naming
Cyber-security - Web Services Security, Cyber Security, Denial of Service Security, Smartphones and tablets security, Biometrics, and Game theory.
Networking - Architecture & Networking, data management, distributed systems, operating systems, and high-performance computing are the research interests within systems, energy systems, mobility, social networks, wireless, resource allocation, wireless, and sensor networks focused on security
Multimedia communications - Photonic Networks and Systems Photonic Networks and Systems, Photonic Components, Fiber Optical Sensor Systems, Wireless Communications and Networks Wireless Communications and Networks, Video Communication
Wireless sensor networks - Ènergy Harvesting for Wireless Systems, Service Distributed Networks, Wireless Sensors and Crowdsourcing, Distributed Schemes in Wireless Sensor Networks, Wireless for Industrial Use by WSN, Cybersecurity in Wireless Communication, MAC and Cross-Layer Design
The research centers and labs of the University of Missouri, Columbia is the most powerful research reactors in the world; some of them are;
• Adroit Studios
• Data, Science, and Society Research Group
• Information Experience Laboratory
• TELL — Technology to Enhance Learning Lab
• WeMake — Design & Learn Lab
• Center for Geospatial Intelligence (CGI)
• Center for Cyber Education, Research & Infrastructure (CERI)
• Analog/Mixed-Signal VLSI and Devices Laboratory
• Bioinformatics and Machine Learning Lab (BML)
• Center for Electromechanics and Energy Conversion
• Center for Electromagnetic Interactions Research and Applications
• Center for Nano/Micro Systems (CNMS)
• Computational Imaging and VisAnalysis Lab (CIVALab)
• Computational Intelligence Signal Processing Laboratory
• Dependable Cyber-Physical Systems (DCPS) Laboratory
• Distributed and Intelligent Computing Lab
• Emerging Computer Architecture and System Technologies Lab
• High-Performance Data-Intensive Computing Systems Laboratory
• I-Privacy Lab
• Microsystem Research Lab (MRL)
• Mizzou INformation and Data FUsion Laboratory (MINDFUL)
• Neural Engineering Laboratory
• Scalable Data Science (SDS) Lab
• Virtualization, Multimedia and Networking (VIMAN) Laboratory
• Vision-Guided and Intelligent Robotics Lab
Scholarship Opportunities available at the University of Missouri, Columbia, are listed below;
• Teaching Assistantships
• Research Assistantships
• Information Science & Learning Technologies PhD Scholarship
• Curator-s Grant-in-Aid Scholarship
• National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program (GRFP)
• National Academies Graduate and Postdoctoral Research Associateship Programs
• Earth and Atmospheric Research Fellowships
• Department of Defense National Defense Science & Engineering Graduate Fellowships
• National Aeronautics and Space Administration Fellowships
• Linguistics Program – Doctoral Dissertation Research Improvement Grants
• Astronomy and Astrophysics Postdoctoral Fellowships
• Biological Anthropology Program – Doctoral Dissertation Research Improvement Grants
• Mathematical Sciences Postdoctoral Research Fellowships
• Archaeology Doctoral Dissertation Research Improvement Awards
• Raymond White Dissertation Year Fellowship
• Gamma Alpha Gamma Dissertation Year Fellowship
Application for admission to a PhD degree program in computer science at the University of Missouri, Columbia, includes accessing a formal application via online application along with an application fee. Other supplements that need to submit are listed below;
• Upload unofficial copies of all transcripts to the online application system.
• Official GRE test score report from Educational Testing Service
• TOEFL or IELTS scores for international applicants only
• Resume
• Personal goal statement denoting the reason and capability to pursue the degree
• Three letters of recommendation from experts and professors to know about the applicant-s ability and preparedness for pursuing PhD program.
