RESEARCH STUDENTSHIPS IN COMPUTING
Department of Computing, City University

Applications are invited for 4 research studentships at the School of Informatics, City University, London.

The research areas include software systems engineering, distributed systems intelligent agent-based systems, human computer interaction, and software reliability and other fields.

Three of these studenships are internally-funded and therefore are open to both home and overseas candidates. The fourth studenship is funded by the EPSRC studentship and has restrictive eligibility criteria, see www.epsrc.ac.uk.

The application form is available online or via email from Tara McNicholas in the School of Informatics.

The submission deadline is 26 April 2002. It is expected that successful candidates will be informed in May with the intention to start the research studies in October.

We are looking for well-qualified candidates to contribute to the vibrant research culture within the School. The candidates will be expected to teach or assist in teaching on the School's undergraduate and postgraduate courses. This will be remunerated separately according to the University official pay scale.

The Studentships cover fees and are set at the level given by the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (www.epsrc.ac.uk).

Interested applicants who want to do research in the area of software engineering and have particular interests in:
- requirements engineering
- service oriented software systems modelling
- software traceability and impact analysis
- distributed and component based software systems development
- engineering of software-intensive product lines

may contact Dr. George Spanoudakis at: gespan@soi.city.ac.uk
Dr. George Spanoudakis
Senior Lecturer,
Department of Computing, City University
Northampton Square, London, EC1V 0HB, UK