CIMI Doctoral Fellowships, France
International Centre for Mathematics and Computer Science (CIMI) annually grants doctoral fellowships to French and foreign students. CIMI offers a 3-year support grant for up to 6 students starting a PhD in one of the teams related to CIMI. PhD subjects with interactions between mathematics and computer science will be closely examined. The application deadline is 29th of February 2016.
Subject Offered: Fellowships are awarded in all research areas available at the Mathematics Institute of Toulouse (IMT) and the Institute for Research in Computer Science of Toulouse (IRIT).
Degree Level: Fellowships are available for pursuing PhD degree at CIMI.
Participating Institution(s): International Centre for Mathematics and Computer Science (CIMI), France
Eligibility: Those fellowships are open, on a competitive basis, to French and foreign students and awarded on the basis of the quality of the academic records. The research areas should be developed within the activities at the Institut de Mathématiques de Toulouse (IMT) and the Institut de Recherche en Informatique de Toulouse (IRIT). Phd subjects with interactions between mathematics and computer science will be closely examined.
Eligible Nationalities: These doctoral fellowships are available to both French and foreign students.
Selection Criteria: The fellowship is awarded on the basis of the quality of the academic records.
Application Procedure for CIMI Doctoral Fellowships, France
Application Procedure: The applications should be submitted online.
Deadline: The application deadline is 29th of February 2016. Recommendation letters may be uploaded up to February 7th 2016.
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Every year CIMI offers a 3-year support grant for up to 6 students starting a PhD in one of the teams related to CIMI. Those fellowships are open, on a competitive basis, to French and foreign students and awarded on the basis of the quality of the academic records. The research areas should be developed within the activities at the Mathematics Institute of Toulouse (IMT) and the Institute for Research in Computer Science of Toulouse (IRIT). PhD subjects with interactions between mathematics and computer science will be closely examined