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Department of Computer Science

Funding Advice

Centre for Doctoral Training and Research Scholarships

Our Centre for Doctoral Training and Research (CDT) in Computer Science has funded scholarships available each year. The scholarships cover full fees and a stipend payable at current UK Research Council rates for 3.5 years. If you would like to be considered please note:

  • Deadlines for CS CDT Scholarship Nominations from Supervisors
    • January 7th, 2025
    • April 29th, 2025
  • Scholarship Decisions: February / May 2025

Eligibility: Scholarships are open to both UK and international applicants with an offer to study, via nomination from the supervisor named on your offer.

Candidates should have a degree in computer science, engineering or a related discipline, equivalent to a UK 2.1 minimum, with a solid mathematical background and strong programming skills.

The Computer Science Department at Warwick has been consistently ranked as one of the top departments in the UK. The scholarship will give you the opportunity to join a leading Computer Science department, and pursue academic excellence in your chosen area of Computer Science: Artificial Intelligence, Applied Computing, Data Science, Human Centred Computing, Security, Systems, or Theory.

Please apply online by following our Application Advice.

Other funding opportunities

Specific CS StudentshipsLink opens in a new window

Chancellor's International Scholarship Link opens in a new window

China Scholarship Council AwardsLink opens in a new window

Monash Warwick Joint ScholarshipsLink opens in a new window

Feuer AI ScholarshipLink opens in a new window

Doctoral College ScholarshipsLink opens in a new window

See also the related University GuidanceLink opens in a new window.

Self funding

Applications are welcome from those able to support themselves or with funding already arranged. Such applications will go through the same level of academic assessment.

Please see the universities fee arrangements for PGR students.

Teaching

Teaching is an excellent personal development opportunity. We encourage our PGR students to engage in teaching in the department (e.g., seminars, labs, marking). Depending on individual funding and visa requirements, such work is paid under the Postgrad Teaching framework (GTA contracts).

While the paid amount alone is not enough to fully fund your education or living costs, it is a useful supplement in addition to any other sources of funding you receive.