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BRADFORD-RENDUCHINTALA SCHOLARSHIPS FOR MSC IN SATELLITE SYSTEMS ENGINEERING (JAN 26 INTAKE)

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Application Deadline: 01-Dec-2025

LOCATION: United Kingdom

Scholarships worth £10,000 each are available under the Bradford-Renduchintala Scholarship fund to suitably qualified students. Scholarship funding is only intended for students listed in the eligibility criteria below

ELIGIBILITY:

Applicable courses: MSc in Satellite Systems Engineering

In addition to having either an unconditional or conditional offer for a place on the University’s MSc in Satellite Systems Engineering course, starting in January 2026, applicants will need to have at least a 2:1 degree or equivalent in an appropriate subject area. Candidates who do not fulfill this requirement but have extensive and relevant industrial experience (3+ years) will be considered on an individual basis. 

Prioritising criteria in case of oversubscription

 Female students based on the rationale that they are underrepresented in the engineering sector

Please complete the form here

Please note that the CAS deadline for January starters is the 01 December.  You must ensure that your payment of £5,000 towards your tuition is made by the deposit deadline to provide them enough time to process your CAS. Please find information on how to pay.

The University must also have received all of your visa documents by the CAS deadline (i.e. matured financial evidence and TB certificate and/or ATAS if required) by the document submission deadline.

BENEFIT:

For home students, fees will be covered, with any leftover funds being paid directly to the student.

For international students, the £10,000 will go directly towards the cost of tuition.

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Opportunities, PhD/post doctoral, Scholarships

PHD STUDENTSHIP: ALGORITHMS ON STRINGS AT KING’S COLLEGE LONDON

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Application Deadline: 28 February 2026

LOCATION: United Kingdom

A fully funded PhD studentship in algorithms for 3.5 years to start in October 2026. This project aims at advancing our understanding on open problems in data structures and algorithms, with a focus on strings (sequences of characters). A topic of emphasis could be approximate pattern matching. PhD students in the department are encouraged to undertake TA work compensated at a rate of £21.42 per hour.

ELIGIBILITY:

Award open to UK and Overseas students.

They are looking for candidates with a solid foundation in algorithms, theoretical computer science, or discrete mathematics. Applicants will normally hold, or be about to complete, a Master’s degree in Computer Science, Mathematics, or a closely related field. However, we also welcome outstanding applicants with a Bachelor’s degree from a highly competitive programme or with exceptional achievements such as strong results in international programming contests (ICPC, IOI) or mathematics competitions (IMO, Putnam).

To be considered for the position, candidates must apply via the King’s Apply online application system. Details are available at Research degrees | Department of Informatics | King’s College London

Please apply for Computer Science Research MPhil/PhD (Full-time) and indicate Dr Panagiotis Charalampopoulos as the supervisor and quote the project title in your application and all correspondence.

Please ensure to add the following code ‘StartUpCharalampopoulos’ in the Funding section of the application form. Please select option 5 ‘I am applying for a funding award or scholarship administered by King’s College London’ and type the code into the ‘Award Scheme Code or Name’ box. Please copy and paste the code exactly.

The selection process will involve a pre-selection on documents and, if selected, will be followed by an invitation to an interview. If successful at the interview, an offer will be provided in due course.

Contact Details: Applicants are encouraged to email Dr Panagiotis Charalampopoulos at p.charalampopoulos@kcl.ac.uk before formally submitting their application, including a summary of their academic background, research interests, and any relevant previous experience.

BENEFIT:

Award value:

Tuition Fees: covered in full for home/overseas students

Stipend: roughly £22,780.00 per annum, subject to increase

Bench Fees: £1,000.00 per annum

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