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PhD student positions in computing, London (England)

The Department of Computing at Imperial College London invites 
applications from outstanding students for up to 30 fully-funded 
studentships for the 2018/19 PhD programme. The Department of Computing is 
one of the largest computing departments in the UK and is a world leader 
in academic research in computer science. Its research has been ranked in 
the top three in the UK in the British Research Excellence Framework 
undertaken in 2014.

We invite applications from students of the highest calibre for PhD study 
in all areas of the Department's research. In particular, we seek to 
recruit outstanding students with an early record of accomplishment in 
computational logic, automated reasoning, or knowledge representation. 
More information on our Department's research in these areas can be found 
at http://www.imperial.ac.uk/computing/research/artificial-intelligence/

Applicants are expected to have a First Class or Distinction Masters level 
degree, or equivalent, in a relevant scientific or technical discipline, 
such as computer science or mathematics, and are expected to be within the 
top 10% of their class.

Although applications can be made at any time in the year, to increase 
your chances in the competition for funding, we recommend that you apply 
by one of the following three dates: 10 November 2017, 19 January 2018, 
and 23 March 2018.

Our PhD studentships cover tuition fees and a bursary of approximately 
£16,500 per year and will be allocated on a competitive basis. The 
earliest start date for successful applicants is October 2018.

For further details on how to apply, please visit: 
http://www.imperial.ac.uk/computing/prospective-students/courses/phd/

The Department has an equal opportunities policy and encourages 
applications from people with disabilities. Details on the College's 
arrangements for people with disabilities are available at: 
http://www3.imperial.ac.uk/disabilityadvisoryservice/prospectivestudents

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