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PhD of Sensors, Signals and Systems

About the program

Research degree in Sensors, Signals and Systems at Heriot-Watt University.

Conduct independent doctoral-level inquiry in Sensors
Signals and Systems. Evaluate evidence and academic literature. Communicate original research findings.

Research degree completed through a supervised thesis rather than taught modules. Candidates work within the Sensors
Signals and Systems theme
With topics such as sensors
Signal processing and electronic systems
And agree a research plan with their supervisor. The page lists no taught courses
Entry requirements are agreed with the School.

Candidate criteria are agreed with the School
Page guidance is a good first or upper-second class honours degree or a relevant master's degree
a research proposal may be required. Applicants should contact the School to discuss their project.
Not specified: pages say candidate criteria are agreed with the School
Usually a good (first/upper second) honours or master degree.

Bachelor's/Master's degree in a relevant subject, Research proposal required for postgraduate research applications.

Check the research page for the project area
Start dates and fees
contact the School to discuss your proposal. Apply through the postgraduate online application form (create an account). Upload your transcript and the documents marked with an asterisk
Including a research proposal where asked
Plus passport and English evidence. The School may interview you. Accept your offer and pay the advance instalment of fees where required. Request your CAS
Then apply for the student visa showing tuition plus maintenance (up to 10
539 GBP).

Campus	Edinburgh Campus
Faculty or school	School of Engineering and Physical Sciences
Department	Department of Sensors, Signals and Systems
Teaching language	English
Credit value	180
Study pace	Fixed
Post-study stay	3 years
Scholarship note	Scholarship consideration may depend on the specific program, Academic merit, Applicant status and available funding.