PhD PROJECT OPPORTUNITIES

Fully funded projects

Fees, stipend and research/training budget are provided by the CDT through sponsorship of an industrial partner and/or the College:

Project title	Industrial partner	Stipend	How to apply
Metamaterials for Focusing and Filtering Underwater Sound (4156) (*)	Atlas Electronik UK	Forms part of a permanent full time position- full details in advert - (advert update pending)	You will apply to the CDT in Metamaterials programme directly. Please read the information about the application process carefully. Applications that do not comply with the outlined specifications cannot be considered.

Project title

Industrial partner

Stipend

How to apply

Metamaterials for Focusing and Filtering Underwater Sound (4156) (*)

Atlas Electronik UK

Forms part of a permanent full time position- full details in advert - (advert update pending)

You will apply to the CDT in Metamaterials programme directly.

Please read the information about the application process carefully.

Applications that do not comply with the outlined specifications cannot be considered.

(*) Projects marked with an asterisk are limited to UK applicants only. (†) Projects marked with a dagger are limited to UK and EU applicants only.

Projects for a 2022 start date will be added soon.

Self-funded projects

We welcome applications from self-funded candidates who are interested in working within the remit of the Centre for Metamaterial Research and Innovation. You can explore our current Project Ideas or propose your own. When you apply, you must indicate potential supervisors and upload a description of the research you hope to carry out during your PhD. We recommend that you contact potential supervisors to discuss your plans before submitting an application. In the first instance, please get in touch with Deb Lee, the recruitment administrator for our Centre, via metamaterials@exeter.ac.uk.

You can find out more about possible funding routes on the PhD funding webpage.

Information for international applicants

Most non-EEA students coming to study in the UK will need a Tier 4 visa - the UK's main 'student' visa category. Your Tier 4 visa will allow you to stay in the UK for the whole of your course and comes with both privileges and restrictions.