ETH Student Summer Research Fellowship for Undergraduate and Graduate Students

ETH Student Summer Research Fellowship for Undergraduate and Graduate Students

The Student Summer Research Fellowship (ETH SSRF) Programme offers undergraduate and graduate students the opportunity to gain their first research experience in an area of their choice.

The fellowship provided by the Computer Science Department of ETH takes place during two summer months and is open to all students worldwide. The department is committed to increasing diversity in the computer science area.

Research opportunities are available in the following areas:

Data Management & Machine Learning

Information & System Security

Networked Systems & Parallel Computing

Pervasive Computing & Cyber physical System
s

Programming Languages & Software Engineering

Theory & Algorithms

Visual Computing

Eligibility

You are eligible for the ETH Student Summer Research Fellowship programme if you satisfy the following conditions:

You are enrolled in a study programme (bachelor or master) in computer science or a closely related field (e.g., electrical engineering, mathematics, physics)

Your expected graduation date in your current study programme (bachelor or master) is in the year following the fellowship or later

You will have completed two years of study by start of the programme (master students naturally satisfy this condition)

The duration of the fellowship is the full two months of July and August, during which time you must be present

Language requirements:

The programme is conducted exclusively in English. Although formal evidence of language proficiency is not required, the fellowship requires a good working knowledge of English and it may be assessed at an interview.

Scholarship:

The amount provided covers housing-​ and living costs. Travel and visa expenses will be covered as well. Students can claim the travel costs against receipts at the beginning of the programme.


How to Apply

For more information see; ETH Student Summer Research Fellowship for Undergraduate and Graduate Students