PhD Positions
PhD Vacancies
- School PhD Scholarship 2025
- PhD Scholarship: Developing AI-Driven Help-Seeking Tools for Young People’s Mental Health
- PhD Scholarship: Enhancing patient-clinician communication in women’s healthcare
- School PhD Scholarship 2024
- Fully-Funded Ph.D. Position on Edge-Cloud Computing
- Open PhD Position in Deep Learning applied to MRI imaging of carotid plaques
- PhD Scholarships in Machine Learning
- HYSTORE PhD position
- Fully-Funded PhD Position on Communication Networks
- UCD School of Computer Science Ph.D. Scholarships 2023
- UCD School of Computer Science Ph.D. Scholarships 2022, round 2
- Open PhD position in Lally Lab TCD in machine learning for identification of carotid plaque vulnerability
- UCD School of Computer Science Ph.D. Scholarships 2022
- SFI-funded PhD positions in energy-efficient computing
- Fully-Funded PhD Position
- PhD Scholarship Opportunities in Machine Learning
- UCD School of Computer Science Ph.D. Scholarships 2021
- PhD studentship within VistaMilk
- PhD Opportunity
- PhD Positions
Background
The VistaMilk SFI Research Centre is a unique collaboration between Agri-Food, Information Communications Technology (ICT) research institutes, leading Irish/Multinational Food, and ICT companies. It is funded by Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) and the Department of Agriculture Food and the Marine (DAFM). The centre is hosted by Teagasc, in partnership with the Tyndall National Institute, the Telecommunications Software & Systems Group (TSSG) at Waterford Institute of Technology, and the Insight Centre for Data Analytics at University College Dublin.
PhD Positions
Applicants are invited to apply for PhD positions within VistaMilk, in the School of Computer Science at the University College Dublin, Ireland. UCD is looking to hire a number of talented graduates with an interest in machine learning and artificial intelligence specifically in the areas of:
- Pasture Management
- Animal Health
- Dairy Processes
Entry Requirements
The minimum entry requirements are:
- 2.1 grade (or equivalent) in an undergraduate or postgraduate degree in computer science, maths, engineering or similar technical discipline.
- Non-native English speakers require at least IELTS 6.5 (with at least 6 in all components) or equivalent (further details on equivalence of tests are availablehere).
Scholarship
Each student in the centre will receive a generous scholarship valued at around €110,000. This covers PhD fees (fully covered for EU students and partially covered for non-EU students), a tax-free stipend of €18,500 per annum for four years, funds for conference travel, and an equipment allowance.
To Apply
An application consisting of a curriculum vitae, cover letter, and scanned copies of relevant academic transcripts should be sent to Dr. Mark Keane (mark.keane@ucd.ie) by 5 pm May 30th, 2020. Late applications will not be considered.
Start Date: September, 2020