EPSRC PhD Studentship
Security for Future Communication Systems
Communication Systems
Stipend £12600 per annum + Student Fees

Applications are invited for an EPSRC PhD studentship in Department of Communication System (http://www.dcs.lancs.ac.uk), Lancaster University, starting as soon as possible.

Candidates should have a first class degree or a good MSc in Communications, Electronic or Electrical Engineering, Computing or related subject and hold a UK passport or have been ordinarily resident in the UK throughout the 3 year period preceding the date of application for the studentship. Students with a relevant connection to an EU country other than the UK are eligible for fees only. However, an EU candidate may be eligible for a full award if a relevant connection with the UK has been established. A relevant connection may be established if an EU national has been in full time education in the UK throughout the three years preceding the start date of the course. International students can get a full award if they have indefinite leave to remain issued by the Home Office.

The project will be in the area of Security for Future Communication Systems, eg security for IPV4,V6 combined coding and encryption.

Enquiries to Professor Bahram Honary, Department of Communication Systems, Infolab21, Lancaster University, Lancaster, LA1 4WA email: b.honary@lancaster.ac.uk.

To apply fill in a normal PhD application form, http://www.lancs.ac.uk/users/admissi...ad/pgform1.htm and indicate on the form that you wish to be considered for the studentship with Professor Bahram Honary. Please attach a written statement to the form that supports your case to be considered for a studentship