Doctoral Studentships at City University of London, 2020

Scholarship Description:

Doctoral Studentships at City University of London, 2020 is open for International Students . The scholarship allows PhD level program(s) in the field of Artificial Intelligence taught at City University of London. The deadline of the scholarship is expired at 09 Aug 2020.

Degree Level:

Doctoral Studentships at City University of London, 2020 is available to undertake PhD level programs at .

Available Subjects:

Following subject are available to study under this scholarship program.

• Artificial Intelligence

Scholarship Benefits:

Eligible students will receive doctoral studentship that will provide:

• An annual bursary (£18,000 per year).
• Full Tuition fees for Home / EU applicants. Overseas applicants are also very welcome to apply but they must make appropriate arrangements to cover the difference between overseas (non-UK/Home) and home (UK/EU) tuition fees (please see the Computer Science research degree page SMCSE fees).
• Travel budget.

Eligible Nationalities:

International Students are eligible for this scholarship program.

Eligibility Criteria:

To be eligible, applicants must meet the following criteria:

• Must hold a Master’s degree in Computer Science or Artificial Intelligence. Exceptionally, we can consider applications from those with a good Master’s degree in a relevant subject or extensive professional experience in the area of the proposed research.
• Be proficient in Python, have a strong experience in Deep Learning, and in-depth understanding of Mathematics for AI.
• Must have an interest in behavioral neuroscience (learning theory, computational cognitive science).

Application Procedure:

 In order to apply for the opportunity, candidates must have to take admission to the Doctoral degree program at City, University of London. The online application can be found in the how to apply section on the Computer Science research degree page. Candidates are encouraged to discuss your application in advance with Dr. Michael Garcia-Ortiz (Michael.Garcia-Ortiz-at-city.ac.uk).