Introducing the CDT PhD Programme
1 Nov, 2024
The DiveIn CDT (Centre for Doctoral Training) PhD programme, represents a dynamic and interdisciplinary approach to addressing key challenges in Net Zero, AI and Big Data, Technology Touching Life, Future Telecoms, Quantum Technologies and more.
Both DiveIn and CHEDDAR share a commitment to equipping the next generation of researchers with the tools and knowledge to innovate in fields ranging from smart grids to healthcare systems, transport, and security.
This CDT programme is designed to bridge the gap between academia and real-world application, offering PhD candidates a unique opportunity to engage with cutting-edge research, industry partnerships, and external collaborations. DiveIn is focused on bringing together diverse teams to tackle interdisciplinary, mission-driven challenges at the forefront of research. During the 4-year PhD, students will take part in a training programme which integrates didactic, self-directed, empirical, and peer learning, ensuring a holistic training experience.
At its core, the programme aims to develop solutions for tomorrow’s challenges by fostering interdisciplinary research and promoting collaboration between diverse teams, to address critical challenges and drive innovation in key areas of national and global importance.
Key Highlights of the CDT PhD Programme:
- Interdisciplinary Training: Bringing together experts from across the STEM fields to work on joint solutions.
- Industry and External Engagement: Building partnerships with industry leaders and external partners to ensure that research is translated into practical applications and aligned with broader societal goals.
- Focus Areas: Addressing emerging challenges and drive innovation in key areas of national and global importance: Artificial Intelligence and Big Data, Beyond Net Zero, Future Telecoms, Problem-Based Interdisciplinary Research, Quantum Technologies and Technology Touching Life.
- Research Impact: Ensuring that doctoral research contributes directly to real-world issues.
Applications for the CDT PhD programme are open until 31st January 2025, inviting prospective candidates to explore this exciting opportunity.
The programme is particularly encouraging applications from underrepresented groups and welcomes suggestions for networks or communities that could help promote these studentships.
As this important milestone is reached, gratitude is extended to all who contributed to shaping the Centre and making this initiative a reality.
To learn more, refer someone, or assist in spreading the word, visit DiveIn.
