Getting a degree is always beneficial in a career, but it can be difficult with some financial hardships. To cover study expenses, the University of Liverpool is providing the EPSRC PhD Scholarships in Faster Uncertainty Quantification of Hydrocodes.The University of Liverpool PhD International Scholarship is availabe for the year 2022.

The aim of this PhD is to take a specific hydrocode and examine how these approaches can be used to expedite analysis.  The aim is to develop a single integrated approach to analyzing and speeding up UQ on complex systems that are underpinned by a synergistic understanding of computer science and statistics.

The University of Liverpool is a public research university based in Liverpool, England. It began as a college in 1881 and is currently ranked 155th on the list of the World’s Best Universities. Its mission is to elevate the quality and impact of scholarship by recognizing the achievements of the university and its students.

This project is a funded Studentship for 4 years in total and will provide UK tuition fees and maintenance at the UKRI Doctoral Stipend rate (£15,609 per annum, 2021/22).     

• Eligible Countries: UK and EU are eligible gor this University of Liverpool PhD International Scholarship.
• Eligible Course or Subjects: The scholarship will be awarded in Maths and Computing
• Eligibility Criteria: To be eligible, the applicants must meet all the given criteria:
• Open to EU/UK applicants
• Applicants must have to enroll in the PhD degree programme at the university.   

• How to Apply: To apply for this Studentship, follow the DA CDT Application Instructions. Submit an application for an Electrical Engineering PhD via the University of Liverpool’s online PhD application platform and provide the project title and supervisor details when prompted.
• Supporting Documents: The students are required to present the following documents to the university:
• School or college transcripts/ certificates
• University transcripts
• Degree certificates
• Personal statement
• Two references signed and on letter headed paper
• Research proposal
• Admission Requirements: Applicants must have a minimum degree qualification of 2.1 or equivalent in a relevant discipline.
• Language Requirement: Intending applicants whose first language is not English must be prepared to provide documentary evidence of their ability in the English Language. Details of the University’s requirements can be found in the General Regulations for Higher Awards by Programme in the Modular Scheme, but as a guide, a score of at least 6.5 would be needed in the IELTS as administered by the British Council or 600 (250 for the Computer-based test) in TOEFL.