The TPP Alan Turing Studentship

The Alan Turing Studentships look to attract the most promising scholars from around the world who wish to delve deeper into their subjects, supported by leaders in the field. The TPP Alan Turing Studentship for an MPhil in Advanced Computer Science is generously supported by The Phoenix Partnership.


 

MPhil in Advanced Computer Science

The TPP Alan Turing Studentship for an MPhil in Advanced Computer Science provides up to £27,173 for a suitable candidate studying at King’s College, Cambridge for the academic year 2022/2023. The award is intended to fully cover University course fees and the recommended maintenance costs for one home (UK) student. Overseas students are also welcome to apply for the studentship on a partially funded basis. Computer Science students who are currently studying Part II at Cambridge are also eligible to apply for this studentship.

Where a candidate already has existing funding, the amount may be spilt to provide partial funding for multiple suitable students at the discretion of the King’s College Graduate Tutor and TPP.

Successful candidates should expect to be contacted by TPP before and during their MPhil course, as they are keen to support research projects and provide industrial engagement if appropriate.

 

How to Apply

1. Return a King's studentship application form (below) no later than the course deadline 30 April 2022. *

2. Apply to the University of Cambridge Faculty of Computer Science and Technology to study for an MPhil in Advanced Computer Science. We advise you to apply to the University as soon as possible. You must put King’s College as your first-choice college.

The successful candidate(s) will be selected at the discretion of the Graduate and Senior Tutors and the Director of Studies for Computer Science - in consultation with TPP.

* If you have already submitted your course and funding applications, but would still like to be considered for the TPP Alan Turing Studentship, please contact the King's College Graduate Admissions Office directly via email: graduate.admissions@kings.cam.ac.uk or telephone: +44 (0)1223 331 421

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