Program Overview

PhD Programme

The ILLC PhD programme, organised by the Institute for Logic, Language and Computation (ILLC) at the University of Amsterdam, is a four-year programme designed to support and guide PhD candidates in their track to become highly qualified scientific researchers in the areas described by the institute's research mission. PhD candidates are given the opportunity to benefit from a rich scientific programme as well as a tailor-made transferable-skills programme.

Programme Description

• The programme focuses on the areas of mathematics and logic in small-scale but also in large-scale contexts, such as national elections, business choices, negotiations between friends and families, etc.
• PhD candidates are given the opportunity to benefit from a rich scientific programme as well as a tailor-made transferable-skills programme.

Research Areas

• The programme covers research areas described by the institute's research mission, including but not limited to:
  • Logic
  • Language
  • Computation

Programme Structure

• The programme is a four-year programme.
• It includes a rich scientific programme and a tailor-made transferable-skills programme.

Admission

• Admission criteria are not specified in the provided context.

Training

• The programme includes training in:
  • Scientific activities
  • Transferable skills programme
  • Teaching
  • Internships

Support and Supervision

• PhD candidates receive supervision and support.
• The programme includes procedures for:
  • Supervision
  • Finding help
  • PhD project delayed
  • Forms, documents and links

Facilities and Financial Matters

• The programme provides access to facilities.
• It includes information on financial matters.
• PhD candidates can create personal webpages.
• The programme follows the ILLC Dissertation Style.