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CDT-FORT

The Centre for Doctoral Training in Future Open SecuRe NeTworks (CDT-FORT) is a groundbreaking initiative funded by EPSRC, bringing together the world-leading expertise of the University of Surrey and Queen's University Belfast.

In an increasingly interconnected world, the need for open, secure, and resilient communication systems has never been more critical. CDT-FORT addresses this national need by nurturing the next generation of industry-conscious thinkers and leaders with unique expertise across wireless communications, cybersecurity, networking, and AI.

Exciting PhD Opportunity: Shape the Future of Secure Network

12 Fully-Funded Studentships Available – Apply by 28 February for October 2025 Entry!

Are you passionate about cybersecurity, AI, and networking? The EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Future Open Secure Networks (CDT-FORT) offers an exceptional PhD opportunity, bringing together world-leading expertise from the University of Surrey and Queen's University Belfast.

What We Offer:

4-Year Fully Funded PhD Scholarships with an integrated Year 1 training programme to build essential skills.

Focus your research on one of our 4 key themes:

  1. Space/Terrestrial Communications and Security
  2. Trustworthy AI for Secure Future Open Networks
  3. Secure and Trustworthy Hardware
  4. AI-Assisted Physical Layer Security

Why Join CDT-FORT?

In addition to world-class research, you’ll gain enhanced training in Leadership, Innovation, Public Engagement, Hackathons, and more.

Visit the CDT-FORT website to learn more and secure your place. Apply by 28 February 2025.

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Queen's University of Belfast
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Belfast
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BT3 9DT

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