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PhD in Computer Architecture and Compilers The University of Edinburgh - School of Informatics Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom General Description The School of Informatics at the University of Edinburgh invites applications for its PhD programme in Computer Architecture and Compilers, a research-intensive doctoral opportunity within one of the world's leading centres for computer science research. The programme offers candidates the opportunity to engage in cutting edge research at the intersection of hardware and software systems, focusing on improving performance, efficiency, and programmability of modern computing systems. Research areas within this programme include, but are not limited to, computer architecture, compilers, programming languages, parallel computing, heterogeneous systems, machine learning systems, and hardware software co design. Students will work under the supervision of internationally recognised faculty and will be part of a vibrant research community with strong links to industry and interdisciplinary collaborations. The programme is designed to develop advanced research skills, critical thinking, and innovation. Students are expected to contribute original research, publish in leading conferences and journals, and participate in seminars, workshops, and collaborative projects. The duration of the PhD is typically 3 to 4 years full time. Eligibility Criteria A UK 2:1 honours degree or its international equivalent in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or a closely related discipline A Master's degree in a relevant field is preferred but not always mandatory Strong academic record and demonstrated research potential Must meet English language requirements if applicable Required Expertise/Skills Strong background in computer systems, compilers, or related areas Knowledge of algorithms, operating systems, and computer architecture Analytical and problem solving skills Ability to conduct independent research and collaborate effectively Salary Details Funding varies depending on the specific studentship or scholarship secured May include tuition fee coverage and stipend support (subject to funding availability) Application Deadline Varies depending on the specific funding scheme and intake cycle

A prominent university in Edinburgh invites applications for a PhD in Computer Architecture and Compilers. This research-intensive program allows candidates to engage in groundbreaking research within a top-tier computer science center. Eligible candidates must have a UK 2:1 honours degree, strong academic records, and problem-solving skills. The program emphasizes original research, publication, and collaboration within a vibrant research community. Funding details vary based on scholarships available.

General Description: Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) offers a range of PhD research opportunities within the School of Politics and International Relations. These studentships support doctoral research across a broad spectrum of political science, international relations, and political theory topics, providing a platform for rigorous academic inquiry and interdisciplinary collaboration. Doctoral candidates will engage in original research, contributing to the advancement of knowledge in areas such as comparative politics, political theory, international relations, security studies, political economy, and governance. Students will benefit from supervision by leading academics, access to extensive research resources, and opportunities to participate in seminars, workshops, and conferences. The programme fosters an intellectually stimulating environment, encouraging independent thinking, critical analysis, and the dissemination of research outcomes through publications and academic presentations. Candidates will also have opportunities to develop professional skills relevant to research, teaching, and policy engagement. QMUL is committed to supporting diversity, equity, and inclusion in its research community and encourages applications from candidates of all backgrounds. Eligibility Criteria: A first-class or upper second-class undergraduate degree in politics, international relations, or a closely related discipline A relevant master's degree is desirable but not essential Demonstrated research potential and motivation to undertake independent doctoral-level study Required Expertise/Skills: Strong analytical and critical thinking skills Ability to design and conduct independent research Excellent written and verbal communication skills Familiarity with relevant research methodologies in political science or international relations Capacity to work both independently and collaboratively within a research community Interest in interdisciplinary and policy-relevant research Salary Details: Dependent on the funding source; fully funded studentships typically cover tuition fees and provide a maintenance stipend in line with UKRI or equivalent rates Application Deadline: Varies by studentship and funding opportunity; candidates should consult specific project listings for deadlines

The Exeter Award - Employability Achievement Programme University of Exeter Exeter and Penryn Campuses, United Kingdom General Description The University of Exeter offers the Exeter Award, an extracurricular and co-curricular employability achievement programme designed for current undergraduate and taught postgraduate students. Delivered in partnership with the Students' Guild in Exeter and the Students' Union in Penryn, the programme provides structured opportunities for students to develop professional skills, gain work experience, and enhance their employability profile. The Exeter Award focuses on continuous professional development and recognition of activities undertaken alongside academic studies. Participants complete a structured journey that includes employability workshops, skills sessions, mock applications, and interview preparation. A key component of the programme is the completion of at least 35 hours of work experience or volunteering, which can be undertaken in any country and across various roles, including part-time work or self-employment. Completion of the award results in formal recognition by the University and is recorded on the Higher Education Achievement Report (HEAR). The programme is designed to help students build a strong CV, improve job readiness, and demonstrate key competencies sought by employers. Students who complete the award are statistically more likely to secure graduate-level employment within six months of graduation. Eligibility Criteria Open to current undergraduate and taught postgraduate students at the University of Exeter International Study Centre (ISC) students enrolled in eligible programmes may participate Must complete required activities before graduation Required Expertise/Skills Willingness to engage in professional development activities Participation in employability workshops and training sessions Completion of a minimum of 35 hours of work experience or volunteering Ability to complete mock job applications and attend mock interviews Commitment to building transferable skills such as communication, networking, and teamwork Salary Details Not applicable (non-paid employability development programme) Application Deadline No fixed deadline; must be completed during the period of study before graduation

A leading academic institution in the UK is seeking a Research Associate in Digital Health and Care Systems. This role involves conducting innovative research to improve health care delivery using digital technologies, managing complex datasets, and working in collaboration with various stakeholders. Ideal candidates will have a PhD or are near completion in a relevant discipline, along with strong analytical skills and experience in healthcare systems research. This position offers an opportunity for impactful research in a dynamic academic environment.

A prestigious university in London offers PhD research opportunities in politics and international relations, providing students with a supportive and intellectually stimulating environment. Candidates with a strong academic background and research potential are encouraged to apply. The program includes supervision by leading academics and opportunities to engage in seminars and workshops. Funding details vary, typically covering tuition and living stipend in line with UK rates.

The University of Manchester Location: Manchester, United Kingdom General Description The University of Manchester offers a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Law, providing opportunities for in-depth research across a wide range of legal specialisms. The programme supports full-time students for three years and part-time students for six years, with all study conducted on-campus. Candidates will benefit from access to extensive academic resources, expert supervision, and the vibrant scholarly community within the School of Law. The programme emphasizes independent, original research leading to a thesis that makes a significant contribution to the field of law. Eligibility Criteria A minimum of a 2:1 undergraduate degree in law or a related discipline, or a relevant master's degree. English language proficiency in line with University requirements if English is not the applicant's first language. Required Expertise/Skills Strong research skills and ability to engage critically with legal scholarship. Capacity for independent study, analytical reasoning, and scholarly writing. Effective communication and collaboration skills for working with academic supervisors and peers. Salary Details Not applicable; this listing is for a research degree studentship. Funded studentships may be available separately. Application Deadline Varies; applicants should check the programme page and studentship opportunities for specific deadlines.

Research Fellow in Artificial Intelligence for Healthcare Location: Guildford, Surrey, United Kingdom General Description: The University of Surrey is seeking to appoint a Research Fellow in Artificial Intelligence for Healthcare within its School of Computer Science and Electronic Engineering. This role offers an exciting opportunity to contribute to innovative interdisciplinary research focused on applying artificial intelligence and data-driven methodologies to healthcare challenges. The successful candidate will work within a collaborative research environment, contributing to projects that leverage AI, machine learning, and data analytics to improve healthcare delivery, diagnostics, and patient outcomes. The role involves developing novel computational models, analysing complex healthcare datasets, and collaborating with academic, clinical, and industry partners. Responsibilities include conducting high-quality independent and collaborative research, contributing to grant-funded projects, publishing in leading academic journals, and presenting findings at conferences. The postholder will also support the development of research proposals and contribute to the broader academic mission of the institution. This position is offered on a fixed-term basis and provides access to state-of-the-art facilities and a vibrant research community, fostering professional growth and interdisciplinary engagement. Eligibility Criteria: A PhD (or near completion) in Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, or a closely related discipline Demonstrated experience in AI, machine learning, or data science research Experience working with healthcare or biomedical datasets (desirable) Strong publication record or evidence of research outputs Ability to work independently and collaboratively within multidisciplinary teams Strong organisational and project management skills Required Expertise/Skills: Proficiency in programming languages such as Python Experience with machine learning and deep learning frameworks Data analysis, modelling, and algorithm development Knowledge of healthcare data systems and standards (desirable) Strong analytical and problem-solving skills Scientific writing and communication skills Ability to translate research into practical applications Salary Details: £37,099 to £44,263 per annum

PhD Studentship in Development of Pancreatic Tumour Treating Field System General Description: The University of Plymouth is offering a postgraduate research studentship focused on the development of a pancreatic tumour treating field (TTF) system. This innovative project aims to advance non invasive cancer treatment technologies by exploring the application of alternating electric fields to inhibit tumour growth, specifically targeting pancreatic cancer. The research will involve the design, development, and optimisation of a TTF system, integrating expertise from biomedical engineering, electronics, and cancer biology. The successful candidate will work within a multidisciplinary research environment, collaborating with academic researchers and potentially clinical partners to translate laboratory findings into practical therapeutic solutions. Key responsibilities include conducting experimental and computational research, developing device prototypes, performing modelling and simulation of electric field interactions with biological tissues, and evaluating system performance. The candidate will also contribute to data analysis, preparation of academic publications, and dissemination of findings through conferences and research outputs. The project provides access to advanced laboratory facilities and offers an opportunity to contribute to impactful research addressing a critical global health challenge. Eligibility Criteria: A first class or upper second class honours degree (or equivalent) in Biomedical Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Physics, or a closely related discipline A master's degree in a relevant field is desirable but not essential Strong interest in medical device development, bioengineering, or cancer research Ability to undertake independent and interdisciplinary research Good written and verbal communication skills International applicants must meet the University's English language requirements Required Expertise/Skills: Knowledge of biomedical engineering principles and electronic system design Understanding of electromagnetics and interaction of electric fields with biological tissues Experience with modelling and simulation tools (desirable) Experimental and laboratory skills Data analysis and problem solving abilities Scientific writing and communication skills Ability to work collaboratively across disciplines Salary Details: Fully funded studentship covering tuition fees and providing a stipend in line with UKRI rates (exact amount not specified)

PhD Studentship - Fully Funded Award (Project-Specific Funding Opportunity ID: 5845) General Description: The University of Exeter is offering a fully funded PhD studentship as part of its competitive postgraduate research funding programme. This award supports doctoral research aligned with the University's strategic research priorities and provides an opportunity to work within a vibrant and internationally recognised academic environment. The studentship covers a defined research project, enabling the successful candidate to undertake advanced study under expert academic supervision. The project will contribute to cutting edge research in its respective field, with opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration, access to high-quality research facilities, and engagement with academic and non academic partners. The successful applicant will be expected to conduct independent research, participate in training and development programmes, and disseminate research findings through publications and presentations at conferences. The University of Exeter fosters a supportive and inclusive research culture and provides extensive professional development opportunities for doctoral researchers. The award is designed to attract outstanding candidates from diverse academic backgrounds and support them throughout their doctoral journey. Eligibility Criteria: Applicants must meet the entry requirements for a PhD programme at the University of Exeter Typically requires a first class or upper second class honours degree (or equivalent) in a relevant discipline A relevant master's degree may be advantageous depending on the project Required Expertise/Skills: Strong academic background relevant to the chosen research area Demonstrated research potential and analytical skills Ability to work independently and manage a long term research project Strong written and verbal communication skills Willingness to engage in interdisciplinary collaboration and training Salary Details: Fully funded studentship covering tuition fees and a maintenance stipend (in line with UKRI or equivalent funding body rates, where applicable)

The University of Manchester Location: Manchester, United Kingdom General Description The University of Manchester offers a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Law, providing opportunities for in-depth research across a wide range of legal specialisms. The programme supports full-time students for three years and part-time students for six years, with all study conducted on-campus. Candidates will benefit from access to extensive academic resources, expert supervision, and the vibrant scholarly community within the School of Law. The programme emphasizes independent, original research leading to a thesis that makes a significant contribution to the field of law. Eligibility Criteria A minimum of a 2:1 undergraduate degree in law or a related discipline, or a relevant master's degree. English language proficiency in line with University requirements if English is not the applicant's first language. Required Expertise/Skills Strong research skills and ability to engage critically with legal scholarship. Capacity for independent study, analytical reasoning, and scholarly writing. Effective communication and collaboration skills for working with academic supervisors and peers. Salary Details Not applicable; this listing is for a research degree studentship. Funded studentships may be available separately. Application Deadline Varies; applicants should check the programme page and studentship opportunities for specific deadlines.

A UK research university is offering a fully funded PhD studentship focused on developing a pancreatic tumour treating field system. The role involves conducting innovative research, developing prototypes, and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams. Candidates should have a strong educational background in biomedical or electronic engineering and a keen interest in medical devices and cancer research. The studentship covers tuition fees and includes a stipend in line with UKRI rates.

The Exeter Award - Employability Achievement Programme University of Exeter Exeter and Penryn Campuses, United Kingdom General Description The University of Exeter offers the Exeter Award, an extracurricular and co-curricular employability achievement programme designed for current undergraduate and taught postgraduate students. Delivered in partnership with the Students' Guild in Exeter and the Students' Union in Penryn, the programme provides structured opportunities for students to develop professional skills, gain work experience, and enhance their employability profile. The Exeter Award focuses on continuous professional development and recognition of activities undertaken alongside academic studies. Participants complete a structured journey that includes employability workshops, skills sessions, mock applications, and interview preparation. A key component of the programme is the completion of at least 35 hours of work experience or volunteering, which can be undertaken in any country and across various roles, including part-time work or self-employment. Completion of the award results in formal recognition by the University and is recorded on the Higher Education Achievement Report (HEAR). The programme is designed to help students build a strong CV, improve job readiness, and demonstrate key competencies sought by employers. Students who complete the award are statistically more likely to secure graduate-level employment within six months of graduation. Eligibility Criteria Open to current undergraduate and taught postgraduate students at the University of Exeter International Study Centre (ISC) students enrolled in eligible programmes may participate Must complete required activities before graduation Required Expertise/Skills Willingness to engage in professional development activities Participation in employability workshops and training sessions Completion of a minimum of 35 hours of work experience or volunteering Ability to complete mock job applications and attend mock interviews Commitment to building transferable skills such as communication, networking, and teamwork Salary Details Not applicable (non-paid employability development programme) Application Deadline No fixed deadline; must be completed during the period of study before graduation

A prominent UK university in Plymouth is offering PhD studentships in Engineering, Computing, and Mathematics. Successful candidates will conduct independent research on innovative projects, publish findings, and engage with the academic community. Candidates should have a strong educational background in engineering, computer science, or mathematics. Funding may include full or partial tuition coverage and a stipend, depending on the project.

PhD Studentships in Engineering, Computing and Mathematics General Description: The University of Plymouth is offering a range of postgraduate research studentships within the School of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics. These opportunities are designed to support high-quality research across a broad spectrum of disciplines, including engineering, robotics, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, data science, applied mathematics, and sustainable technologies. The School hosts a vibrant and interdisciplinary research environment, with access to advanced laboratories, specialist equipment, and strong collaborations with industry and academic partners. Studentships are aligned with key research themes such as digital innovation, autonomous systems, advanced manufacturing, environmental sustainability, and computational modelling. Successful candidates will undertake independent research under the supervision of experienced academics, contributing to innovative projects that address real-world challenges. Responsibilities include conducting original research, publishing findings in peer reviewed journals, participating in conferences, and engaging with the wider research community. These studentships may be fully or partially funded, depending on the specific project, and provide an opportunity to develop advanced technical expertise and transferable research skills within a supportive academic setting. Eligibility Criteria: A first class or upper second class honours degree (or equivalent) in a relevant subject area such as engineering, computer science, mathematics, or a related discipline A master's degree in a relevant field is desirable for some projects Strong interest in research aligned with the School's thematic areas Ability to undertake independent research and critical analysis Good written and verbal communication skills International applicants must meet the University's English language requirements Required Expertise/Skills: Subject specific knowledge relevant to the chosen research area Analytical and problem solving skills Research methodology and data analysis capabilities Programming skills (for computing and data focused projects) Laboratory or experimental skills (for engineering focused projects) Scientific writing and presentation skills Ability to work collaboratively in multidisciplinary environments Salary Details: Funding varies by project; may include full or partial tuition fee coverage and a stipend in line with UKRI rates (where applicable) Application Deadline: Varies by individual studentship/project

Doctoral Awards (Collaborative PhD Studentships in War and Conflict Studies) London, United Kingdom (with access to IWM branches across the UK) Imperial War Museums (IWM) offers Doctoral Awards to support collaborative PhD research projects focused on the history and impact of modern war and conflict. These prestigious studentships are designed to foster innovative and interdisciplinary research using IWM's extensive collections, which include archives, artworks, photographs, film, and personal testimonies. The programme enables doctoral candidates to work in partnership with a UK higher education institution, benefiting from joint supervision by academic experts and IWM curators. Research topics are expected to align with IWM's mission to deepen understanding of the causes, course, and consequences of conflict, and may cover a wide range of historical, cultural, social, and political perspectives. Award holders will gain access to IWM's world-leading resources and collections, as well as opportunities to engage with public history, exhibitions, and knowledge exchange activities. The programme encourages applicants to develop projects that demonstrate originality, methodological rigour, and public engagement potential. These studentships typically follow a full-time PhD structure over three to four years, with the candidate registered at a partner university while working closely with IWM throughout the duration of the award. Eligibility Criteria Applicants must secure admission to a PhD programme at a UK higher education institution eligible to partner with IWM A strong academic background in a relevant discipline such as history, museum studies, heritage studies, war studies, or related fields Applicants should meet the entry requirements of the host university, including academic qualifications and English language proficiency where applicable Candidates must demonstrate a clear research proposal aligned with IWM's collections and research priorities Required Expertise / Skills Strong research and analytical skills in humanities or social sciences Ability to work with archival and museum collections Excellent written and verbal communication skills Capacity for independent research and interdisciplinary collaboration Interest in public history, heritage, and dissemination of research to wider audiences Salary Details Funding typically includes a stipend in line with UKRI doctoral funding rates and may cover tuition fees, subject to the terms of the partner university and funding arrangement Application Deadline Varies annually depending on the specific doctoral award call

A UK-based institution offers doctoral awards for PhD students focusing on war and conflict studies. Candidates will collaborate with academic experts and access extensive collections. Applicants must have a strong academic background in relevant fields, secure university admission, and present a coherent research proposal. Funding includes a stipend in line with UKRI doctoral rates. The opportunity promotes interdisciplinary projects and aims for public engagement.

A leading research university in Glasgow is looking for a Postdoctoral Research Associate to join their interdisciplinary team. The role involves conducting independent research, designing methodologies, and producing publications aligned with project objectives. Candidates should have a PhD or be close to completion, alongside strong analytical, problem-solving, and communication skills. This is an exciting opportunity within a supportive research environment that promotes collaboration and professional development.