Institute of Perception, Action and Behaviour (IPAB)

Recruitment

PhD Studentships

We are looking for good PhD applications who are interested in computer animation, biomechanics, 3D graphics, and multimedia. They must be either self funded or or have procured funding from research councils. ** Look for scholarship opportunities/information below **
Outstanding PhD applicants may apply for the September 2007 term through the regular university channels and specify interest in working with us (CGVU lab: IPAB group). See funding opportunities.
Chinese Mainland Students have good opportunities of full funding from the joint scheme of University of Edinburgh and China Scholarship Council. Check this website or contact Taku Komura for further details. Applicants should apply to the School of Informatics, University of Edinburgh for PhD admission by 1st Feburary 2012, and should complete a China Scholarship Council/University of Edinburgh Joint Scholarship application form which should be submitted to the School of Informatics the same time as making an application for PhD admission.
Students interested in computational biomechanics and biologically relevant graphics projects with us are directed to the Neuroinformatics Doctoral Training (DTC) Program at the University of Edinburgh for possibility of funding. (Please send me your background/CV and proposal within the framework of the DTC agenda and if appropriate, I will be happy to write a support letter -- you still need to get admitted through the regular channel).

Scholarships/Student Grants

Overseas students are encouraged to apply for ORS support for their tuition fees.
British Council offers many scholarships for students (esp. Commonwealth countries).
We advertise project linked EPSRC/Research Council studentships as and when they are available.
The EPSRC offers RA (postdoc) funding in several areas.

More Information on postgraduate funding opportunities and application procedure can be found here.

Admission is dependent on your previous track record and research potential. Funding is contingent upon our grants situation, your qualification and university level grant availability. So, apply early.