Emory University’s Laney Graduate School is inviting applications for its PhD program in Computer Science and Informatics (CSI). Admitted students receive comprehensive financial support, including full tuition coverage and competitive stipends, to pursue advanced research in a variety of computing disciplines.
Scholarship Summary
| Host Institution | Emory University, Laney Graduate School |
| Program | PhD in Computer Science and Informatics |
| Funding Type | Full Tuition and Competitive Stipend |
| Location | Atlanta, Georgia, USA |
| Application Deadline | December 15 |
Research Areas
Students can specialize in several cutting-edge research tracks, including:
- Bio/Health Informatics
- Data Mining and Machine Learning
- Human-Computer Interaction
- Natural Language Processing
- Scientific Computing/HPC
- Theory and Systems
Scholarship Description
Students admitted to the Emory CSI PhD program are awarded a financial package that includes full tuition coverage and a competitive stipend for living expenses. Additional financial opportunities include:
- Summer support and teaching assistantships.
- Specialized training and professional development funds.
- Research travel grants through the Laney Graduate School.
Eligibility/Qualification
Applicants must meet the following criteria to be considered for admission:
- Academic Background: A post-secondary degree (Undergraduate or Master’s) from an accredited institution.
- English Proficiency: Required for international students. Minimum scores: TOEFL iBT (85, though 90 is recommended), TOEFL Paper-based (600), or IELTS (7.0). Duolingo and Pearson Test of English (PTE) are also accepted.
- GRE Scores: Submission of GRE scores is optional; applicants may include them if they feel it strengthens their profile.
- Remedial Work: In exceptional cases, students who do not meet all minimal requirements may be admitted with the expectation of completing remedial work during their first semester.
Application Requirements
Prospective students must submit the following documents through the online portal:
- Transcripts: Copies of transcripts from all post-secondary institutions attended (must be in English).
- Statement of Purpose: A detailed essay explaining research interests, past experiences, and long-term career goals.
- Curriculum Vitae (CV): A document highlighting internships, awards, and research accomplishments.
- Recommendation Letters: Three letters from professionals who can evaluate the applicant’s research potential and academic performance.
- Application Fee: A $75 fee is required (financial hardship waivers are available).
How to Apply
Applications for Fall admission open in early September. All applications must be submitted through the official Laney Graduate School application portal. The program does not use rolling admissions; all applications are reviewed after the final deadline.
For more details and to access the application portal, visit the official website: Apply Now at Emory University.
Last Date for Apply
The application deadline for Fall admission is December 15. Please note that Spring admission is not available for this program.
