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Muaaz Bhamjee

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University of Pretoria

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MSc and PhD Opportunities in Particle Physics and Computational Analysis at University of Pretoria (ATLAS @ CERN)

The University of Pretoria, under the supervision of Associate Professor Muaaz Bhamjee, is offering exciting MSc and PhD opportunities in the field of particle physics, specifically related to the ATLAS experiment at CERN. This opportunity is ideal for students passionate about particle physics, large-scale data analysis, detector systems, and computational analysis. The research group is seeking motivated candidates to join their team and contribute to cutting-edge research at one of the world's leading scientific facilities. Potential funding is available through the 2026 SA-CERN Programme Excellence MSc/PhD Bursary, which supports outstanding students in pursuing advanced research in collaboration with CERN. The bursary may cover tuition and provide a stipend, with further details available at the provided link. The application deadline is December 15, 2025. Applicants should prepare a short CV, academic transcripts, and a brief statement of research interest. Interested candidates are encouraged to contact Associate Professor Muaaz Bhamjee directly via email to express their interest and submit their application materials. This is a unique opportunity to engage in high-impact research in particle physics, computational analysis, and detector systems, with the support of a leading South African university and international collaboration at CERN. For more information about the bursary and application process, please refer to the provided links or reach out to the supervisor.

2 months ago