PhD scholarships in computer science, Toulouse (France)

The Institut de Recherche en Informatique de Toulouse (IRIT) offers a number of PhD scholarships on all topics in computer science.

The application process consists in first making contacts with a researcher at IRIT who will act as supervisor, prepare a scientific project together, and then pass an interview at the beginning of June. Applications consist of the student's CV and grades, a motivation letter and the research project, and need to be submitted by 9 May 2017.

PhD contracts start between September and December. The scholarships last for three years with a gross salary of around E1600/month, which can be complemented with extra teaching duties. Candidates will be evaluated on the quality of their track-record, on the research project proposed, and on the coherence of the student profiles with both the research project and the supervisor(s) chosen.

Candidates that are interested in applying with a research project on subjects such as logics for multiagent systems, logics of action, epistemic logic, and computational social choice, are encouraged to consult the webpages of researchers in the LILaC research group (www.irit.fr/Members,526) and/or make contact with Dominique Longin (dominique.longin at irit.fr) or Emiliano Lorini (emiliano.lorini at irit.fr).