By Nneka Nwogwugwu
Graduates with backgrounds in computer science and related fields are invited to apply for a PhD programme at the Munich School for Data Science (MUDS) in Germany.
The fully funded PhD programme is for students that have knowledge about data science, utilise arithmetic, or have personal computer knowledge.
This full-time PhD program, which kicks off during the summer and runs for the next three years, will adopt English as its language of instruction.
The programme will include MUDS, Germany’s most prestigious establishments—Helmholtz Munich, HIRI, DLR, LMU, TUM, and Leibniz Supercomputing Center—alongside an increasing community of business companions to coach the subsequent era of information-science pioneers.
Research Areas
Interested applicants should tailor their research to the following focus areas:
- Machine studying & deep studying
- Data mining and huge-scale analytics
- High-performance computing and analytics
- Data integration and mannequin discount
- Uncertainty quantification and multi-constancy strategies
- Applications will concentrate on excessive-impression domains resembling life sciences, well-being and drugs, robotics, and earth remark.
Benefits
As a recipient of this scholarship, you will
- Gain knowledge about scientific methodologies.
- You will explore alternatives in applying superior methods to actual-world challenges inside Helmholtz facilities.
- You will get the chance to participate in global conferences, analysis stays, and retreats.
- You will also gain mentorship in scientific expertise.
Eligibility Criteria
- A master’s degree in any of the following disciplines: Computer Science, Applied Mathematics or an associated scientific self-discipline with a powerful computational focus.
How to Apply
Submit Application via this link
Deadline: May 6, 2025
The Munich School for Data Science (MUDS) in Germany is offering a fully funded PhD program for graduates with backgrounds in computer science or related fields. The program focuses on data science areas such as machine learning, data mining, high-performance computing, and more, with applications in life sciences, health, robotics, and earth observation. The three-year, full-time program is conducted in English, beginning in the summer, and involves prestigious German institutions like Helmholtz Munich and others.
Recipients of the scholarship will gain scientific knowledge, explore real-world challenges at Helmholtz facilities, attend global conferences, and receive scientific mentorship. Eligibility requires a master’s degree in computer science, applied mathematics, or a similar field with a computational focus. Applications can be submitted through MUDS's website, with a deadline of May 6, 2025.
