Anhao Xiang

Kennesaw State University is recruiting a Ph.D. student in Computer Science for Spring 2027, with research centered on security and privacy . The advertised topics include mobile security , web security , crowdsourcing , and AI-driven systems . This is a strong fit for students interested in applied and systems-oriented research in computing. The position is being announced by Anhao Xiang , Assistant Professor of Information Technology at Kennesaw State University. The post indicates that highly self-motivated applicants are welcome, and that students seeking M.S.-level research opportunities in related areas may also reach out. Eligibility highlights: applicants should hold a B.S. or M.S. in Computer Science, Information Technology, or a closely related field. A background in security and privacy is expected, supported by coursework, research experience, professional certification, or hands-on projects. Prior peer-reviewed publications in security/privacy are preferred. The university program page also notes a minimum GPA expectation, relevant math and data structures preparation, and that GRE is optional. Funding: the KSU Computer Science Ph.D. page states that admitted full-time students are fully funded as funds allow, with a Graduate Research Assistant stipend plus tuition and fee waivers. How to apply: email Dr. Anhao Xiang with a brief self-introduction, CV, unofficial transcripts, and any relevant publications. Use the specified subject line for Ph.D. applications. The post also provides a separate subject line for M.S.-level research inquiries. Institution: Kennesaw State University, Marietta Campus, Georgia, United States. The university describes the program as an R2 research environment with a focus on innovative computing research.