The HITLab Australia (HITLab AU) is a specialist human interface technology teaching and research centre developed by the University of Tasmania within the School of Computing and Information Systems. Established in 2008, it partners with the world-renowned HITLab US (http://www.hitl.washington
We are now advertising 6 fully funded PhD scholarships in advanced interface technology.
Our ideal candidate will be able to demonstrate an ability to both undertake basic research and be able to build high-quality prototype systems to demonstrate their research, as well as making a strong contribution to the group`s publication activities and industrial research collaborations. PhD candidates should have achieved (or expect to achieve) a first class honours or equivalent in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Mathematics, or a closely related discipline, and have a keen interest inresearch.
Outstanding students from outside of these disciplines will also be considered for these scholarships if they demonstrate how they can complete eachresearch project within the HITLab whilst enrolled in a different discipline.
Applications from International Students will be considered. Such students may not be eligible for the Elite Scholarships but other sources of scholarship may be offered.
Emailed applications should contain the following (as PDF or Text - only):
1. Title of the PhD project for which the application relates in the Subject Line
2. A Personal Statement outlining the research project that they are interested in and why
3. A detailed CV or resume (clearly indicating research experience and grades)
4. The names and email addresses for two referees (PDF references can also be included to speed up the application process)
The deadline for applications is March 17th, 2010.
Applications for these scholarships must come directly to the HITLab Australiaat enquiries@hitlab.utas.edu.
Website link:
http://www.hitlab.utas.edu
http://www.jobs.ac.uk/job/
We are now advertising 6 fully funded PhD scholarships in advanced interface technology.
Our ideal candidate will be able to demonstrate an ability to both undertake basic research and be able to build high-quality prototype systems to demonstrate their research, as well as making a strong contribution to the group`s publication activities and industrial research collaborations. PhD candidates should have achieved (or expect to achieve) a first class honours or equivalent in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Mathematics, or a closely related discipline, and have a keen interest inresearch.
Outstanding students from outside of these disciplines will also be considered for these scholarships if they demonstrate how they can complete eachresearch project within the HITLab whilst enrolled in a different discipline.
Applications from International Students will be considered. Such students may not be eligible for the Elite Scholarships but other sources of scholarship may be offered.
Emailed applications should contain the following (as PDF or Text - only):
1. Title of the PhD project for which the application relates in the Subject Line
2. A Personal Statement outlining the research project that they are interested in and why
3. A detailed CV or resume (clearly indicating research experience and grades)
4. The names and email addresses for two referees (PDF references can also be included to speed up the application process)
The deadline for applications is March 17th, 2010.
Applications for these scholarships must come directly to the HITLab Australiaat enquiries@hitlab.utas.edu.
Website link:
http://www.hitlab.utas.edu
http://www.jobs.ac.uk/job/
