King's College London (KCL) – PhD in Computer Science & Computational Finance

Algorithm and Microeconomics, Artificial Intelligence, Password and Network Security, artificial intelligence applications in finance and transactions.

Academic background: master's degree in computers or related professions and computer-related skills; Accomplishments: GPA at the master's level is not less than 3.0 (the British standard is Merit); also an application from a good undergraduate (to be evaluated). Language requirements:

• IELTS total score of not less than 6.5 and not less than 6.0;
• Or TOEFL.92Writing is not less than23No less than the other individual items20;
• A language exemption may be applied for if the undergraduate/master's degree is taught in an English-speaking country and has a degree.
• 98- What?

1. Certificate of English proficiency;
2. Undergraduate, master's report card;
3. Academic curricula vitae;
4. Research Project (1500-2000 word);
5. Personal Statement (2 page);
6. Academic recommendations 2

1. School attendance for 2 months, last year 10
2. School attendance for 6 months, end of year 3
3. School attendance for 10 months, end of year 6

1. 2 Schooling month, last year 10

This programme is eligible for the joint China Scholarship Council (CSC) and King's College London PhD scholarship. The scheme provides up to 48 months of support for 100 students per year across all KCL PhD programmes.

The CSC provides one international return journey and a full living allowance, historically approximately EUR 1,800 per month and subject to adjustment.

Application process: Applicants must submit their PhD application before December and obtain an unconditional KCL offer and CSC nomination letter by 10 March of the following year. From 10 March to 1 April, applicants submit materials through the CSC online system and select the scholarship programme in partnership with King's College London. Successful applicants may depart for the UK from July after CSC expert review.