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Engineering Doctorate - Power Electronics, Drives and Machines
Written by Suleman Shahid
Saturday, 11 February 2006
The EPSRC funded Engineering Doctorate Programme offers:
Exciting research opportunities with leading manufacturers
A tax free stipend of over £20,000pa
A prestigious qualification
Excellent career prospects
There
are 3 vacancies for highly qualified, well motivated graduates, to
enrol upon the 4 year Programme, starting September 2006.
Up to
75 % of the time will be spent undertaking commercially relevant,
ground breaking research with a sponsoring company such as BOC Edwards,
Black & Decker, Control Techniques, Dupont, Dynex Semiconductors,
Dyson, Econnect, FR HiTemp, FKI, Intelligent Power Systems, Rolls
Royce, PB Power, Semilab, Sevcon, Siemens, Switched Reluctance Drives
and Goodrich.
Candidates should have a good first degree in
electrical, electronic or mechanical engineering, or physics.
Experience of electromagnetic design, power electronics or drives is
also beneficial, but not essential. EPSRC funding is only available for
UK and some EU applicants. For further details please refer to the
website http://www.ncl.ac.uk/eece/research/groups/drives/engdoc.htm
Applicants should contact Alison Bird, School of Electrical, Electronic
& Computer Engineering, University of Newcastle Upon Tyne, NE1 7RU.
Email: .
