For eligible applicants interested in pursuing PhD research, the University of Stuttgart is offering fully financed Software Engineering Scholarships. In addition to tuition-free education, chosen candidates will receive a monthly stipend of €4,600 (based on the Bund E13 pay range).
The University of Stuttgart’s SOLA Laboratory, which is presently looking for PhD students to join its Software Lab, is offering the opportunity. The lab focuses on research in the nexus of artificial intelligence, programming languages, software engineering, and security. Its main goal is to create methods and tools for creating software that is dependable, effective, and secure.
The prerequisites for eligibility, the advantages of the scholarship, and the application process for this competitive program are described below.
Eligibility Criteria :
- possess or plan to finish a master’s degree in computer science or a similar discipline.
- Within four to five years, aim to perform scholarly research of the highest caliber and obtain a PhD.
- Be creative and capable of coming up with original solutions to technological issues.
- Take pleasure in coding and feel at ease working on complex software projects.
- Proficiency in reading and writing technical English content
- Take pleasure in working and tutoring undergraduate students.
- Show tenacity and dedication to completing a lengthy, intricate study assignment.
- Passionate about sharing research findings with a wider, non-academic audience and at international academic conferences
Host Country: Germany
Eligible Countries: All Countries
Reward: Full Scholarship | €4,600/monthly Stipend
No IELTS Required
Benefits :
- In their first year, PhD students are paid a competitive €4,600 per month (Bund E13 pay grade).
- 40 hours a week is the typical workweek, and there are 30 paid vacation days each year.
- Possibilities for research internships during the PhD program at prestigious firms like Google, Microsoft, and IBM
- Lab graduates gain extremely competitive academic posts.
- The Software Lab offers a singular chance to support and mold a targeted, superior, global research team.
- When it comes to group composition and publication sites, the lab places more emphasis on the quality of research than its quantity.
- With connections to the highly regarded University of Stuttgart and CISPA, a global pioneer in security and privacy, it is situated in a robust computer science research environment.
- Stuttgart has numerous cultural activities, a high standard of living
Deadline: Not Specified
