The Logic and Computation Group at the Research School of Computer Science, The Australian National University in Canberra has a number of PhD scholarship available for bright, enthusiastic doctoral students in the following areas:

- Logic in Computer Science (Ranald Clouston, Rajeev Gore, Dirk Pattinson, Alwen Tiu)
- Non-Classical Logics (Ranald Clouston, Rajeev Gore, Dirk Pattinson, John Slaney)
- Proof Theory (Rajeev Gore, Dirk Pattinson, Alwen Tiu)
- Automated Reasoning (Rajeev Gore)
- Probabilistic temporal logic and applications (Peter Baumgartner)
- Computer Aided Verification (Sergiy Bogomolov, Michael Norrish, Dirk Pattinson)
- Interactive Theorem Proving (Michael Norrish, Dirk Pattinson)
- Computer Security Foundations (Alwen Tiu)
- Concurrency Theory (Alwen Tiu)
- Electronic Voting and Social Choice Theory (Rajeev Gore, Dirk Pattinson)
- Semantics Of Programming Languages (Ranald Clouston, Michael Norrish, Dirk Pattinson)
- Type Theory (Ranald Clouston)

Potential applicants are encouraged to consult the group’s web pages at https://cecs.anu.edu.au/research/theory/logic/ and make direct contact with potential supervisors.

Students will be based at the Research School of Computer Science within the Australian National University, Canberra. The studentship is a tax-free allowance of A$ 27,082 (2018 rate) per year, tenable for a maximum of 3.5 years.

Applications should be submitted electronically at http://applyonline.anu.edu.au/ before the closing date, April 30, 2019. Further information about graduate research within Computer Science at ANU, please see

 https://cs.anu.edu.au/study/graduate-research . 

The scholarships are open to individuals of any nationality. We are based in Canberra, Australia, the top-ranking region of the 2014 OECD quality of life survey (http://www.canberra.com.au/canberra-the-worlds-most-liveable-city/). The ANU actively seeks to promote diversity in the workplace.