21 computer-programmer-"UNIVERSITY-OF-SYDNEY" PhD positions at Umeå University in Sweden
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multidisciplinary theme. The program prepares next-generation computational biologists with strong complexity thinking and tools applicable to living systems across organizational scales, addressing major
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education to enable regions to expand quickly and sustainably. In fact, the future is made here. Umeå University is offering a PhD student position in Computer Science with a focus on visual language
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eligibility for admission to postgraduate education can be read here - General study plan for postgraduate education at the department of informatics. In order to fulfill the requirement for special
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previous experience with e-graphs, or is familiar with theory and algorithms used by, for example, proof assistants, term rewriting systems, optimizing compilers, program analysis tools, constraint solvers
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to fields such as critical theory, digital sociology, criminology, or science and technology studies (STS). As part of the application, the doctoral student will draft a brief plan for an independent project
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courses and conduct independent research, leading to a doctoral thesis in business administration with a focus on entrepreneurship. The course component of the doctoral program corresponds to 90 credits
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expect the successful candidate to be present at the workplace in Umeå and participate in the department's joint activities. The application must include: A research plan describing the proposed doctoral
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at the Faculty of Medicine will be part of the faculty-wide doctoral education programme. The doctoral programme comprises 25 credits and is offered in two study variants: 25 credits spread over 8 terms (a total
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the RELOC-AGE research programme. A web-based housing counselling service has been developed in the programme with the aim of supporting older people to make well-informed decisions about their future housing
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to the doctoral thesis project. Out of this, at least 30 ECTS have to be in a subject closely related to the research topic of the graduate program. Applicants who have acquired equivalent skills in some other