[DMANET] PhD studentships at the University of Glasgow, School of Computing Science

The School of Computing Science at the University of Glasgow is offering studentships and excellence bursaries for PhD study. The following sources of funding are available:

* EPSRC DTA awards: open to UK or EU applicants who have lived in the UK for at least 3 years (see https://epsrc.ukri.org/skills/students/help/eligibility/) - covers fees and living expenses
* Excellence Bursaries: full fee discount for UK/EU applicants; partial discount for international applicants
* College of Science and Engineering Scholarship: open to all applicants - covers fees and living expenses
* China Scholarship Council Scholarship nominations: open to Chinese applicants - covers fees and living expenses

Whilst the above funding is open to students in all areas of computing science, applications in the area of algorithms and complexity are welcomed.  Available supervisors in this area at the School include:

* Dr Jessica Enright (graph theory, optimisation, algorithms, network epidemiology), email jessica.enright@glasgow.ac.uk
* Prof David Manlove (combinatorial and graph algorithms, optimisation, matching problems), email david.manlove@glasgow.ac.uk
* Dr Kitty Meeks (graph theory, algorithms, parameterised complexity, networks), email kitty.meeks@glasgow.ac.uk
* Dr Patrick Prosser (combinatorial and graph algorithms, constraint programming and empirical algorithmics), email patrick.prosser@glasgow.ac.uk

The closing date for applications is 31 January 2020. For more information about how to apply, see https://www.gla.ac.uk/schools/computing/postgraduateresearch/prospectivestudents/. This web page includes information about the research proposal, which is required as part of your application.

Applicants are strongly encouraged to contact a potential supervisor and discuss an application before the submission deadline.

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