How to get involved with the Information Engineering group at the University of Oxford
Source: https://info.eng.ox.ac.uk/join-us Parent: https://info.eng.ox.ac.uk/
There are a number of different routes to work or study Information Engineering at the Department of Engineering, Oxford.
Full-Time Post-Docs or Research Positions
For full-time positions as an academic, post-doc or research engineer, all vacancies are advertised centrally on the department's vacancy listing:
Graduate Study
For graduate courses such as a DPhil/PhD or MSc-by-research, entry is by application through the university:
There is an admission cycle each year which runs from December through to about March. For information on scholarships and funding opportunities available at Oxford, see the University's Graduate Admissions 'Fees and funding' webpage
Available DPhil Studentships (i.e. entry to the DPhil programme with funding) are advertised on this webpage:
Meanwhile, there are multiple Centre for Doctoral Training for students working in our field. These are schemes funded by the EPSRC which fund DPhils working on topics in information engineering. A non-exhaustive list are available.
- Autonomous Intelligent Machines and Systems (AIMS): https://aims.robots.ox.ac.uk/
- Intelligent Earth CDT in AI for the Environment: https://intelligent-earth.ox.ac.uk/
- The CDT in Robotics and AI for Net Zero (RAINZ CDT): Not active until 2025.
In the first instance applicants should contact potential supervisors in their area of interest.
Undergraduate Study
For undergraduate study - specifically the MEng course in Engineering Science - please refer directly to the Department of Engineering Science webpages.
Internships and Work Experience
Applicants should contact potential supervisors in their area of interest.