PhD Programme in Computer Science
The
Free University of Bozen-Bolzano (unibz)
was founded in 1997 as a multilingual, internationally oriented institution. The university promotes the free exchange of ideas and
scientific knowledge, linking itself to the European humanities tradition and laying the foundations for its society by promoting
respect for democratic principles. Its international orientation is further emphasized by its commitment to multilingualism and its
international academic staff and student body.
The Free University of Bozen-Bolzano champions research at the highest of levels, is committed to excellence and the advancement of
knowledge through critical and independent scholarship and values freedom to push the frontiers of knowledge forward. Research projects
which are interdisciplinary, international or which have local relevance are particularly encouraged. In this respect, unibz endorses
research, and is especially committed to promoting young researchers.
A public competition for the allocation of PhD positions in
Computer Science is announced, for
- 12 positions, 9 positions covered by grants.
This PhD Research Programme has a duration of three years, plus the maximum of one additional year that can be spent to finish writing the
thesis. Over the three years, PhD students will actively attend the teaching and scientific activities. In order to conclude the programme
successfully, the PhD student has to undertake a piece of research independently and this research must contribute and add significantly to
current knowledge in the area of computer science. Due to the time limits of this programme, PhD students must concentrate on their research work.
Duration: 4 years
Scientific areas:
- Computer science
- Information processing systems
- Numerical analysis
Official teaching language: English
Further information about the PhD programme can be found
here.
The
application should be submitted
here by
9 July 2018.
Contact person: Karin Felderer
Franz-Innerhofer-Platz 8
I-39100 Bozen
Tel. +39-0471-012805
phd@unibz.it