Computer Science: Fully Funded EPSRC CDT PhD Scholarships in Enhancing Human Interactions and Collaborations with Data and Intelligence Driven Systems
Funding provider: Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC)
Subject area: Computer Science
Project start date:
- 26 September 2022 (Enrolment open from mid-September)
Supervisors: Professor Matt Jones, Dr Simon Robinson, Dr Jen Pearson
Aligned programme of study: Enhancing Human Collaborations and Interactions with Data and Intelligence-Driven Systems, CDT Integrated MSc and PhD
Mode of study: Full or Part-time study is possible.
Project description:
EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Enhancing Human Interactions and Collaborations with Data and Intelligence – Call for applications for 4 year funded research studentships.
We are looking for people who are committed to changing the world via world-class research that focuses on amplifying human capabilities through the use of data driven and intelligence enabled systems. The programme spans 4 years and includes an integrated Masters.
Working alongside a rich and diverse set of industrial, public and third sector partners – including Facebook, Tata, Ordnance Survey, Amicus Therapeutics, NHS and Google – successful candidates will use a people-first approach to drive exciting, adventurous and impactful scientific breakthroughs.
The Centre, funded by the UK’s Premier Science and Engineering body, the EPSRC, is housed in the £32.5M state-of-the art Computational Foundry at Swansea University. Members of our Centre will be nurtured by multidisciplinary supervisors who are globally leading research agendas in Computer Science, Mathematics, Engineering, Management, Medicine and Social Care and Law.
Candidates should have an aptitude and ability in computational thinking and methods including the ability to write software or enthusiasm to learn how to do so. While such aptitude might be evidenced by a degree in Computer Science, Mathematics or Engineering, we are building a community that aspires to have a high degree of diversity of perspective. So, if you have a background in Arts and Humanities; Social Sciences; Law; Management for instance, please be encouraged to apply.
For future AI and big data technologies to serve society and the economy effectively, they will need to be created and critiqued by a diverse and wide set of perspectives as possible: we welcome applications from anyone who feels they can help in the mission of the Centre.
This year, we have 11 fully funded places (fees plus maintenance stipend set at the UKRI rate, currently £15,609 per annum for 2021/221 for full-time students, updated each year). Places are also available for those in receipt of four-year external funding.