School of Computer Science Scholarship 2026/27: Mixed Precision Methods for Numerical Linear Algebra at Exascale
University of Leeds
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About This Scholarship
The University of Leeds School of Computer Science is offering one fully funded PhD studentship for 2026/27 entry focused on mixed precision methods for numerical linear algebra at exascale. The award covers full academic fees and a tax-free maintenance grant of £21,805 per year for 3.5 years, open to applicants of all nationalities.
What This Scholarship Covers
- Full academic tuition fees
- Tax-free maintenance grant of £21,805 per year
- Funding for 3.5 years
- Access to University of Leeds research facilities
- Access to doctoral research community
Who Can Apply
- 1 Open to UK and international fee-rated applicants of all nationalities
- 2 Must hold a first-class or upper second-class British Bachelor's Honours degree or equivalent qualification
- 3 Degree must be in an appropriate discipline related to computer science
- 4 Relevant academic or industrial experience may be recognised
- 5 Must not have previously been awarded a PhD
- 6 Must not be currently registered on a PhD programme (those who previously studied for a PhD but did not complete may be considered)
- 7 Must be able to take up the award by 1 February 2027
- 8 Must live within reasonable distance of University of Leeds whilst receiving the scholarship