Fully Funded PhD in Hardware and Embedded Security, Autonomous Systems Security, Side Channels, and Secure AI at Durham University Durham University in United Kingdom

Durham University is advertising a fully funded PhD opportunity in the Department of Computer Science with a research focus on hardware security, embedded security, autonomous systems security, side channels, and/or secure AI.

The opportunity is being shared by Professor David Oswald (Cyber Security, Durham University), who is looking for applicants with relevant interests or experience. The post indicates that the funding is for a 4-year PhD and that the funding will be awarded through a competitive process open to the whole department.

Eligibility: this call is specifically for UK home students with UK home fee status. The post does not mention a scholarship programme name, tuition waiver, or language-test waiver.

How to apply: send a CV and a brief statement of your research interests/experience to [email protected], or contact him by DM for informal questions. The post says the deadline is 10 July and that interested candidates should reach out quickly.

This is a strong fit for students interested in computer science, cyber security, hardware/embedded systems, and secure AI research at Durham University.