The Erasmus Mundus programme in Distributed Computing is a cooperation between KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Sweden, Instituto Superior Técnico in Portugal and Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya in Spain. It is a two-year Master’s programme including compulsory mobilty for the students.
The EMDC programme offers education of high international standard as well as cultural experience from two different European countries and a double degree from two universities.
Students from any country are welcome to apply. A number of Erasmus Mundus scholarships are available.
Applications are now being accepted for the MA Course and the PhD Courses in Linguistics. The deadline is July 14th (first period) and September 12th (second period).
The MA Course is a two years program, with the second year dedicated to the elaboration of a dissertation. The first year includes the teaching of the fundamental areas in Linguistics – Psycholinguistics, Semantics, Syntax, Phonology, Text / Discourse – with the possibility of choosing Historical Linguistics, Computational Linguistics and History of Grammar. A license (180 ECTS or equivalent) is required.
LASIGE (Large-Scale Informatics Systems Laboratory) offers scholarships for the University of Lisbon PhD program in Computer Science and Engineering (a.k.a. PhD in Informatics), open to students of all nationalities:
PhD from University of Lisbon: full time in Lisbon.
Dual PhD from Carnegie Mellon University and University of Lisbon: CMU and FCUL are offering recently a dual program – one program, two PhD degrees, living approximately half of the time in each town (Pittsburgh and Lisbon).
The MIT Portugal Program announces its call for applications for the 2009-10 academic year. Each program is offered in association by a consortium of Portuguese universities, with the participation of MIT (US) faculty.
The Leaders for Technical Industries program will train a new generation of leaders for companies with a technological profile, and enable a new European paradigm in managing product development and production systems. Students participating in this program will have the ability to foster the innovative application of new knowledge in successful products and/or processes. LTI includes classroom curriculum, industrial internships, time at MIT, and a doctoral thesis. Students will have the opportunity to participate in applied research projects developed under the frame of the EDAM agenda in cooperation with MIT Portugal’s Industrial Affiliates program.