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Introduction.

The Department of Computing at Imperial College is an internationally leading research institution which offers an exciting research environment for prospective postgraduate students. It has consistently been awarded the highest research rating (5*) in the UK Research Assessment Exercises, including the most recent one held in 2001, and was rated as "Excellent" in the most recent national assessment of teaching quality. The Times Higher Education Supplement recently rated Imperial as the best in Europe and fourth best in the world for technology (see extract ).

Financial Support

The funding details are different for UK, European and Overseas students.

UK Students and Students Eligible for EPSRC Funding

Each year the Department has a number of EPSRC funded DTA studentships which are awarded to suitably qualified research students. These pay for the College fees and provide a bursary for the student's living expenses:

Fees: £3,168 per year Bursary: £13,200 per year

European Students

The current situation is that the Department has some scholarships to fund the fees for suitably qualified European students. The student or supervisor has to find the funding for the bursary. It is not likely that this situation will change in the foreseeable future.

Fees: £3,168 per year Bursary: £13,200 per year (for EU students that fulfill "residency" requirements)

Overseas Students

Scholarships.

Please see Scholarships and Awards for other funding opportunities, in particular the Dorothy Hodgkin Postgraduate Awards. Through its Industrial Liaison Unit, the Department is able to offer enhanced PhD scholarships to selected students. These are supported through generous donations from industrial sponsors. They are allocated early in the first year of study and are tenable for up to 3 years and renewed on an annual basis. The criteria for award and financial value differ between scholarships and are publicised at the start of the selection process.

Please note that the Department does not provide funding for either tuition fees or maintenance. There are sometimes Scholarships available through the Department, College, or individual supervisors. Opportunities for Fellowships, Teaching Assistantship (TA) and Research Assistantship (RA) posts are not that frequent and you would need to refer to www.doc.ic.ac.uk/about/situationsvacant/ on a regular basis to see what positions are available.

How to Apply

Applications are welcome for 2008/ 09 session (entry 2008)

We welcome applications from all suitably qualified candidates. Competition is very strong for places, and applicants are required to have a good MSc degree or equivalent in Computer Science, Mathematics or some IT-related discipline. Candidates who have a BSc degree only will not be considered. Additionally, applicants need to demonstrate strong research potential. Where appropriate, we may encourage applicants to register first for the MSc in Advanced Computing and then, upon successful completion of this, to apply for registration for a research degree. The MSc course includes special research-oriented provisions for students intending to take this route.

To increase your chances of acceptance and to facilitate the processing of your application, please:

• indicate in your application the general research areas and topics that interest you, and potential supervisors for your research in the Department.

The Assistant Registrar (Admissions), Imperial College London, SW7 2AZ.

Contacting the Department

Before contacting the Department, we strongly advise you to read the following:

• The regulations for students: www3.imperial.ac.uk/pgprospectus/infozone/regulationsforstudents

To contact our PhD Admissions Team, please email [email protected] .

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The Department is actively involved in a number of Centres for Doctoral Training, such as the UKRI Centre for Doctoral Training in AI for Healthcare (AI4Health), the UKRI Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) in Safe and Trusted Artificial Intelligence (STAI), and the EPSRC Centre for High Performance Embedded and Distributed Systems (HiPEDS). Every year between 50-70 successful applicants are accepted for the PhD programme in the Department. We have a wide variety of scholarships for PhD students, including funding from research councils, research projects, industry, and teaching scholarships. More than 80% of our PhD students receive funding.

The research in the Department is organised into nine themes, each reflecting common research interests. Each theme has a number of research groups that provide the infrastructure for targeted research and support for PhD students and postdoctoral researchers. Academics are not limited to just one theme and many work collaboratively across a number of themes. Find out more about each of our themes below.

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Contact : Giuliano Casale (he/him/his), Dept. of Computing , Imperial College London , South Kensington campus. Office: Huxley 432 [ Getting here ].

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Prospective PhD/post-doc applicants: I look for students interested in modelling (AI/ML, maths, applied probability) and their applications to computer systems, please see our group’s PhD page for more details and application guidelines. Please also check the departmental PhD admissions deadlines .

Teaching: I teach two courses at undergraduate and Master’s levels: 50008 Probability and Statistics and  70068 Scheduling and Resource Allocation . DoC students interested in continuing working on these subjects as PhD students are welcome to contact me.

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King's College London

Computer science research phd, key information.

The Department of Informatics has an extensive research profile, with major externally funded projects, a strong publication profile and significant research activity.

Our research is organised around our research groups, and you can find details of the range of current research projects and interests on the Department's research pages .

If you are interested in joining us to undertake PhD research, you should identify topics and academic staff in your area of interest. If you cannot find your chosen topic or area on our individual research section or subgroup pages, contact a relevant member of academic staff for further information and then follow the application procedure.

Current number of academic staff: 79

Current number of research staff: 37

Head of department: Professor Luc Moreau

Course intake: Approximately 25-30 per year

Research income

Currently, the Department attracts approximately £4m in research funding annually.

Recent publications

All academics in the Department publish regularly, with well over 100 publications per year.

Partner organisations

We have strong links with industry, government and other academic institutions. Our research has been supported by several companies from the aerospace, automotive, financial, IT and telecommunications sectors.

Recent events

We host several workshops and conferences and other regular research meetings. Please check our website for forthcoming events.

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• Fees or Funding

For funding opportunities please explore these pages:

• List of funding opportunities
• External funding opportunities for International students
• King’s-China Scholarship Council PhD Scholarship programme (K-CSC)

UK Tuition Fees 2023/24

Full time tuition fees: £6,540 per year

Part time tuition fees: £3,270 per year

International Tuition Fees 2023/24

Full time tuition fees: £28,260 per year

Part time tuition fees: £14,130 per year

UK Tuition Fees 2024/25

Full time tuition fees: £6,936 per year

Part time tuition fees: £3,468 per year

International Tuition Fees 2024/25

Full time tuition fees: £30,240 per year

Part time tuition fees: £15,120 per year

These tuition fees may be subject to additional increases in subsequent years of study, in line with King's terms and conditions.

• Study environment

We are a department with many internationally recognised researchers and visiting academics, large groups of PhD students, research assistants, national and international projects, collaborations with other departments as well as links with industry. We offer an exciting environment and excellent opportunities for research.

Our PhD students have access to good library facilities, designated PhD offices within the Department where PhD students can dock an assigned laptop for use throughout their studies, Regular group seminars are organised providing PhD students chance to showcase their research and receive feedback from academic staff and peers, and college-based training in transferable and research skills.

The Department is located on the Strand Campus, in the heart of central London, close to the cultural activities of the West End and the South Bank, to the major departments of state at Whitehall, and to the leading financial institutions of the City, and within easy reach of major transport links. Our facilities are within easy reach of the British Computer Society and the Institute of Engineering & Technology (and the IET Library), with access to a formidable collection of scientific journals and other technical material.

The Department moved to the historic Bush House in the summer of 2017, featuring state-of-the-art teaching and office spaces. Although the Department is fairly large in size, there is a friendly and inclusive culture, with regular social and celebratory events to bring staff and students together. Our staff and students come from all over the world, which provides a rich environment for teaching and research. Diversity is positively encouraged - find out more about the work we’re doing to ensure an inclusive and supportive working environment.

The scope of our research is defined by the interests of our research groups.

Postgraduate training

Faculty and College induction courses are scheduled at the beginning of your degree to prepare you for life as a PhD student. All students are required to complete 10 days of training each year. There is a centrally provided programme of related and transferable skills training coordinated by the Centre for Doctoral Studies .

Research students are also encouraged to submit papers to conferences, and we try to provide financial support for them to travel to present their papers.

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UCL Computer Science

Computer Science MPhil/PhD

With a reputation as one of the major university centres for applied computer science research in Europe, students will be supervised by academics at the very forefront of computer science.

To find out core information about this degree, such as entry requirements, programme length and cost, visit the UCL Graduate Degrees site .

Course Information

Study may be full-time or part-time. The minimum programme length for the degree of PhD is four years of full-time study or five years of part-time study. Research students are associated with a particular research group , which takes the lead in their postgraduate research training. Students are typically co-supervised by two members of the same group.   Our research is in fourteen major areas, in each of which we have international recognition:

• Bioinformatics
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• Human Centred Systems
• Intelligent Systems
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• Vision and Imaging Science
• Information and Decision Systems
• Autonomous Systems
• Centre for Blockchain Technology

How to make an application

1. Identify a proposed supervisor and submit a research proposal As part of the application students are required to submit a research proposal and to identify a potential supervisor. Please see our research pages for detailed information on the work of our research groups and information on our academic staff's research interests. Contacting academic staff before applying: Applicants are advised to contact the member of staff with whom they are interested in working before applying, so as to discuss their proposed project and ascertain whether the supervisor will be available and able to take on a new student. UCL has produced a guidelines document about contacting academic staff and producing a good research proposal. If applying for a studentship, applicants should provide a personal statement that is tailored to the requirements of the vacancy.

2. Check you are eligible - see the CS PhD entry requirements

3. Complete an online application via UCL Select Applicants should ensure that all the necessary information and documentation has been provided before submitting their application. References will only be requested when the application is complete. It is the candidate's responsibility to follow up on references and the applicants are strongly encouraged to contact their referees before submitting their application, to ensure that they complete the references, as soon as possible after receiving the reference request. A note about the research proposal & transcripts: applicant’s research proposal should be uploaded to the 'personal statement' section of the application. Any transcripts or references provided as part of the application must be in English. Official translations must be verified by applicant’s original university, a solicitor or official translation service, such as that provided by the British Council. Translations must also be accompanied by a certified copy in the original language. Finally, applicants should keep us informed of any changes in their contact details.

When to apply

There are two deadlines for PhD applications for a September 2024 start (not applicable to funded scholarship which are accepted throughout the year) to the Department of Computer Science:

Application cycle 1

• Applications in by 12 January 2024
• References in by 2 February 2024
• Panel one afternoon week commencing 21 February 2024

Application cycle 2

• Applications in by 10 April 2024
• References by 26 April 2024
• Panel one afternoon week commencing 8 May 2024

We aim to shortlist & interview within 1 month from each panel meeting and offers to follow shortly after interviews.

Applicants should ensure that their application form is complete before submitting it, as only complete applications will be considered.

Note: Applicants wishing to be considered for the  UCL Research Excellence Scholarship (UCL-RES) and the  UCL Research Opportunity Scholarship  (UCL-ROS) will need to submit their application and have the references in by 11 December 2023.

It is departmental policy to interview candidates considered by the department to be suitably qualified and in whom there is interest in supervising. We do not admit any applicant unless they have been interviewed in person or by phone, normally by two members of academic staff. Overseas applicants will be interviewed by phone (or videophone/conferencing, where available); the interviewers will ring at a time agreed in advance with the candidate.

Part-time student additional requirements

While we do offer our PhD programme on a part-time basis, the following additional requirements must be addressed at the application stage before an offer is considered: Must be able to devote 20 hours per week, with at least one full day within the working week (Mon-Fri) included Must be formally endorsed or supported by their employer or line manager, in writing, if they are in full time employment (or they must only be in part-time employment) A student would be expected to be working on a PhD topic that overlaps with the work they are doing in employment.

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The Computer Support Team is based in Room 607.  Any member of the team can help, or direct you to the most appropriate staff in the department or central ICT services.

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Thomas manages the team and is responsible for overall strategic develpment.

Richard Stephenson

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Richard is responsible for hardware infrastructure, and provides computing support for research activities. He also manages the back-end of the Department's staff intranet on Sharepoint.

Saritha Udayan

Software Developer

Saritha is responsible for the specification, design, and implementation of custom intranet automation to support teaching and administration in EEE. In addition she provides support for our student systems such as attendance, mitigating circumstances, extensions, and project submissions, etc.

Harmony Wong

Databases and Systems Officer

Harmony manages the department's database and IT systems throughout the student life cycle., including strategic planning. He provides dynamic and flexible support for developing and enhancing these systems to meet evolving requirements, and ensures their compatibility with Imperial's student system.

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Dr zohaib akhtar.

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Zohaib is our department's education technology lead.

Amine Halimi

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Amine is a member of our Technical Services team, who also assists the department with software development.

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Paul is also a point of contact in the department for the AV technology in our department's teaching rooms, which is supported by Imperial's central ICT services.

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