Main research topics of the multidisciplinary doctoral school: - bio-inspired and neuromorphic information technology and bionics, - fundamentally new principles of sensory computing, - surveillance and navigation, - molecular and nano-sized sensing and computing, - realizability studies of electronics and optics, - human and artificial language technologies, - artificial understanding and telepresence.
PhD students are offered graduate courses related to their chosen research area in the first 4 semesters. Course selections need to be discussed with the scientific supervisor. At the end of the 4th semester, PhD students have to take a qualifying exam to demonstrate their scientific skills.
1) MSc degree in the relevant study field of the PhD program, the diploma rate must be over 75%. Applicants must submit the Degree awarded AND the Transcript of all corresponding records AND a statement of the supervisor. Applicants still doing their MSc should upload, in addition to their transcript, an official certificate of the EXPECTED date of graduation.
2) B2-level English language certificate according to CEFR (IELTS with total score of 6.0, TOEFL with a score of 90 or other). Exemption: Bachelor's or Master's degree obtained in a full English-language program OR English as mother tongue of the Applicant.
Entrance examination:
Yes
Entrance type:
oral
Minimum level of language proficiency (oral):
B2 (according to CEFR)
Minimum level of language proficiency (written):
B2 (according to CEFR)
Place of examination:
Online
If the application documents and the proposed research topic comply with the minimum entry requirements, applicants are invited to a personal (online) interview.
The admission procedure is organized twice a year, in July and in January. The results of the applicants are ranked on a 100-point scale by the Admission Committee, based on the following criteria: - Diploma and results of the final exams - Language skills - Previous scientific activity - Personal competence.
Decision on the acceptance, including details of possible financial support, is made by the Board of the Doctoral School.