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Fully Funded PhD Studentships in Applied Quantum Technologies — 2027 Entry University of Strathclyde in United Kingdom
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Computer Science
Funding
Over 18 fully funded four-year PhD places are available for 2027 entry. Eligible Home students receive an enhanced tax-free stipend of £30,000 per year through the TechFirst Doctoral Support scheme, four years of Home tuition fees, and a £12,000 Research Training and Support Grant. International students receive an international fee waiver worth approximately £29,350 per year, an annual stipend at the UKRI rate, and a £12,000 Research Training and Support Grant.
Deadline
Jan 31, 2027
Country
United Kingdom
University
University Of Strathclyde
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The EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Applied Quantum Technologies (CDT-AQT) is offering over 18 fully funded four-year PhD studentships for 2027 entry. The programme prepares the next generation of quantum scientists and engineers for a rapidly developing technology sector, connecting fundamental quantum research with real-world applications.
Students can choose from more than 60 research projects spanning Quantum Measurement and Sensing, Quantum Computing and Simulation, and Quantum Communications and Networks. These themes cover the development and application of advanced quantum technologies across scientific and engineering contexts.
The CDT is delivered jointly by the University of Strathclyde, the University of Glasgow, and Heriot-Watt University, with support from more than 30 industry partners. Students join a cohort spanning all three universities and complete a structured four-year doctoral training programme alongside their research degree.
The research environment combines advanced quantum technology training with professional and transferable skills development, industry engagement, and cohort-based learning. The programme is designed to provide both specialist research expertise and broader preparation for careers in the growing quantum technology sector.
Funding details
Over 18 fully funded four-year PhD places are available for 2027 entry. Eligible Home students receive an enhanced tax-free stipend of £30,000 per year through the TechFirst Doctoral Support scheme, four years of Home tuition fees, and a £12,000 Research Training and Support Grant. International students receive an international fee waiver worth approximately £29,350 per year, an annual stipend at the UKRI rate, and a £12,000 Research Training and Support Grant.
What's required
Applicants should review the eligibility criteria for the EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Applied Quantum Technologies and select from the advertised research projects. The programme is open to Home and international students, with funding arrangements differing by fee status. Specific academic qualifications and other entry requirements are provided through the application information linked in the advert.
How to apply
Review the available PhD projects, eligibility criteria, and application information via the application link. Choose a suitable project and submit the application through the linked jobs.ac.uk advert or application instructions.
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