University of Rochester is inviting Ph.D. applicants in theoretical
computer science. There is no application fee. The deadline is December
15th; however, late applications will be considered.
All full-time Ph.D. students receive full-tuition scholarships and
stipends, guaranteed throughout their program of study.
We have several open positions in many areas, including but not limited to
the following:
computational complexity, approximation and randomized algorithms,
pseudorandomness, theoretical machine learning, combinatorics and additive
combinatorics, game theory and economics, and computational social choice.
Our department is research-focused, close-knit, congenial, and it is
top-ranked in the US among departments of comparable size. Many of our
graduate alumni have gone on to outstanding careers in academia and
industry, including senior leaders at Microsoft Research, IBM, Google,
Intel, Apple, and Goldman Sachs, and tenured professorships at Boston
University, Johns Hopkins University, Queen Mary University in the UK,
National University of Singapore, Northwestern University, Ohio State
University, Rice University, Simon Fraser University in Canada, University
of California at San Diego, University of Maryland, University of
Massachusetts, University of Michigan, and the University of Washington.
The University of Rochester excels not just in science and engineering but
also in the humanities and social sciences, with a top-ranked medical
school and the world-renowned Eastman School of Music. For its culture and
low cost of living, Rochester is ranked one of the best cities in quality
of life.
Theory group webpage: https://www.cs.rochester.edu/research/theory/
Application page: https://www.cs.rochester.edu/graduate/how-to-apply.html
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