and Information Technology, University "Federico II" of Naples, announces
the three years PhD Programme in INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERING (ITEE).
The PhD program includes also a curriculum in Operations Research for
students with background in optimization and computer science. The OR topics
of the PhD positions will be both methodological and applicative, with
particular emphasis on integer and network optimization problems arising in
transportation, logistics and communication network fields.
The official announcement of the PhD programme is now available at the
address:
http://www.unina.it/didattica/post-laurea/dottorati-di-ricerca/english-versi
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The announcement reports all the required bureaucratic and formal requests.
The deadline is on July 31st, 2018, 12.00 (Italian time).
Two application options are available:
- Free positions for Italian and foreign students (about 10 positions
available): the selection of the applicants will be based on the preliminary
assessment of the qualifications, and then on a written test and an oral
colloquium (to be done on place in Naples).
- Free positions for foreign students not living in Italy (about 2-3
positions available): the selection of the applicants will be based on the
preliminary assessment of the qualifications and then on an oral colloquium
(to be done either on place or via Skype call).
More detailed information about the available positions can be found at the
address:
<http://www.unina.it/documents/11958/16798767/34th-Cycle_Attachement_A-1.pdf
>
http://www.unina.it/documents/11958/16798767/34th-Cycle_Attachement_A-1.pdf
The interested candidates are also invited to send an email with their CV
and a description of their interests to Antonio Sforza (
<mailto:antonio.sforza@unina.it> antonio.sforza@unina.it), Maurizio Boccia (
<mailto:maurizio.boccia@unina.it> maurizio.boccia@unina.it) and Claudio
Sterle ( <mailto:claudio.sterle@unina.it> claudio.sterle@unina.it).
Best regards,
Antonio Sforza (Full Professor in OR)
Maurizio Boccia (Associate Professor in OR)
Claudio Sterle (Assistant Professor in OR)
OPSLab, Optimization and Problem Solving Laboratory
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