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Graduate Programs
Computer scientists & computer engineers at WashU are driving the frontier of computing forward and developing innovative ways to transform society.
Current graduate students
Student Spotlight
What played into your decision to get a graduate engineering degree?
"A combination of research experience, teaching assistantships and summer projects with various faculty members at Beloit College motivated me to pursue a graduate engineering degree at WashU."
Saugat Pandey
Degree pursuing: PhD in computer science
Hometown: New Delhi, India
James M. McKelvey, Sr. Hall
McKelvey Hall serves as a hub for computational and data education as well as interdisciplinary collaboration on campus, inviting students and faculty throughout the university to partner on research and entrepreneurial endeavor.
With state-of-the-art computer labs and access to the latest computational tools and software solutions, McKelvey Hall is a testament to the university’s commitment to ensure computing is at the core of our education.
Brand new facilities
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“The open concept that permeates the design of McKelvey Hall is intended to foster greater interactions and collaborations. It will help our faculty and students create connections both within and outside of engineering and contribute to broadening the impact that data and computing are having on science and society.” - Roch Guérin, Harold B. and Adelaide G. Welge Professor of Computer Science and Department Chair
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Research neighborhoods
Research neighborhoods in McKelvey Hall are ideally suited for computer science research. The neighborhoods replace traditional walls with open spaces and moveable partitions, bringing together collaborative groups while maintaining maximum flexibility for the changing needs of cutting-edge research.
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Bytes Café
On the first floor of McKelvey Hall, a café with comfortable seating and a welcoming atmosphere invites students, faculty and staff to relax and enjoy refreshments. Spacious windows in the seating area fill the café with natural light and provide views to the Engineering Quad and the Tisch Park to the west.
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Flexible student spaces
The second floor of McKelvey Hall features places for students in the Department of Computer Science & Engineering to study, meet and share ideas. These spaces are designed for a wide range of uses, including large audience presentations in the Judith Hood McKelvey Commons.