We have an international research reputation, a thriving graduate school,
and excellent facilities. We are currently building a £55M interdisciplinary
clean room, which will open in August 2008. We currently have around 500
researchers, encompassing 100 academic staff (40 full professors), 150
research staff, and 250 PhD students. The School’s research is rated ‘very
best 5*’ (2001 RAE).

Funded studentships of up to £12,600 plus payment of tuition fees are
offered in Electronic Engineering, covering a wide range of
multidisciplinary subject areas, including advanced MOS and bipolar devices;
algorithms for analogue and digital simulation and test; analogue and RF
integrated circuit design; ARTIC; bioelectronics and microfluidics;
electronic systems design; intelligent sensor systems; MEMs; quantum
electronic devices; self-powered Microsystems; silicon-based
optoelectronics; system-on-chip.

If you want to undertake doctoral research in a stimulating environment, to
gain a rigorous research training, to be able to take advantage of
outstanding facilities and be surrounded by enthusiastic and highly
committed people from a range of different and interesting backgrounds, then
this is the place to be.

For further information see our web site www.ecs.soton.ac.uk/admissions/pg

Applicants should hold, or expect to obtain, a first or upper-second class
degree in electronic engineering, or an appropriate engineering discipline;
for projects at the engineering/life science interface, appropriate
biological or scientific degrees are also acceptable.

Further details are available at www.ecs.soton.ac.uk, or from the School:
Postgraduate Admissions
School of Electronics and Computer Science
University of Southampton
Highfield
Southampton
SO17 1BJ
Tel. +44(0)23 8059 2882.

*Closing date for application and receipt of supporting documents is
Wednesday 30 May 2007*