PhD Scholarship Opportunity, University of Southern California, USA

Postdoctoral Position in USA

Summary: The USC Viterbi School of Engineering invites applications for its Doctoral (PhD) programs, offering scholarships to qualified candidates. This opportunity supports students aiming to advance their research in engineering and related fields.


Designation:
PhD Student


Research Area:
Engineering, Mathematics, and Hard Sciences


Location:
University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA


Eligibility/Qualification:

  • Completed or in the process of completing a four-year Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in engineering, math, or hard science.
  • Official Academic Transcripts required.
  • International applicants must demonstrate English proficiency (TOEFL/IELTS scores if applicable).
  • GRE scores required for specific programs (Astronautical Engineering, Industrial & Systems Engineering). GRE not required for all other programs.

Job Description:
PhD candidates will engage in advanced research, contributing to the field of engineering. Responsibilities include:

  • Conducting original research under faculty supervision.
  • Developing academic and technical skills through coursework and seminars.
  • Preparing dissertations and contributing to academic publications.

How to Apply:

  1. Start the Application for Graduate Admission ($105 application fee).
  2. Upload electronic transcripts from all colleges attended (official .pdf recommended).
  3. If required, arrange for official GRE scores to be sent electronically to USC (ETS school code: 4852).
  4. Submit the following materials through the online application system:
  • Personal Statement
  • 3 Letters of Recommendation (from faculty members familiar with your research abilities)
  • Resume/CV

Last Date to Apply:
December 15, 2025, by 11:59 PM (Pacific Time)


For more information, please refer to the USC Viterbi School of Engineering website or the application portal.

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