Subject: [89attendees] Fwd: PhD scholarships and Open Evening for crime and security PhDs - 11th March 2014

From: David Misell <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 04 Mar 2014 14:14:18 +0000

Kind Regards,
Dave

David S. Misell MSc CISSP MBCS
+44 (0)7710 380044
misell.dave (Skype)

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> From: UCLSecurityandCrimeScience <[email-masked]>
> Date: 4 March 2014 14:13:16 GMT
> To: "[email-masked]" <[email-masked]>
> Subject: PhD scholarships and Open Evening for crime and security PhDs - 11th March 2014
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> PhD Open Evening and scholarships for crime and security PhDs at UCL
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> Dear colleague, we would like to invite you to the:
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> PhD Open Evening for UCL Security Science on 
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> Tuesday, 11th March 2014, 6pm-7.15pm
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> Venue: Woburn House Conference Centre, 20 Tavistock Square, London WC1H 9HQ
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> You are invited to attend the Open Evening for UCL SECReT, the £17m international Security Science Doctoral Research Training centre for PhD training in crime and security research degrees, based at UCL. We have a number of scholarships paying full fees and £17,000 per annum stipend available for students starting in Sept 2014. Our open evening is an excellent opportunity to meet some of the course tutors and ask questions. We will discuss in detail the content and logistics of our courses, as well as how the course fits into your future career plans. We will also discuss the scholarships on offer.
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> Further details and to register for the Open Evening
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> Open Evening details
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> The open evening includes presentations by programme leaders about the vision and goals of the centre, the modules involved in the course, our areas of research, and the wider activities that students will participate in as part of their four-year training programme, and also the application and scholarships award process.
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> If you are a student from any of the below disciplines, considering PhD research with an application to security or crime-related areas, we can offer comprehensive academic supervision and a full scholarship:
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> Chemistry, Computer Science, Biochemical Engineering, Materials, Nanotechnology, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Geomatics And Spatial Analysis, Architecture, Environmental Engineering, Systems Engineering, Forensics, Complexity Science, Medical Imaging, Radiation Physics, Physics, Mathematics, Statistics, Psychology, Cognitive, Perceptual And Brain Sciences, Human-Machine Interaction, Speech, Hearing And Phonetic Sciences, Health Informatics, Computational Finance, Transport Studies, Geography, Environmental Studies, Energy Studies, Crime Science, Archaeology, Genetics And Evolution Studies, Anthropology, Philosophy, History, Laws And Political Science. 
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> This List Is Not Exhaustive. PLEASE SEE OUR WEBSITE FOR ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA.
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> APPLICATIONS ARE NOW OPEN:
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>  NEXT DEADLINE:    14th March 2014
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> ARE YOU AN INDUSTRY ORGANISATION LOOKING TO PART-FUND A PHD?
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> We are currently able to offer a funding arrangement whereby we will cover 66% of the cost of a 4-year phd student if you are able to cover the remaining 33% (approx. £33000).
> We will also provide supervision by world-leading academics (UCL was ranked fourth best university in the world in this year's QS ranking), access to UCL's world-class facilities and excellent PhD candidates. 
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