UCL Security and Crime Science PhD Open Event

Interested in cybersecurity, crime science, or tackling global security challenges?

Join us for UCL’s PhD Open Evening on 6 March 2025, from 6-8pm, and explore the opportunities offered by UCL's Centre for Doctoral Training (CDT) programmes in Security, Cybersecurity, and Cyber-Physical Risk.

Whether you're interested in cybersecurity, addressing hybrid threats, or exploring the intersection of crime science and technology, UCL offers cutting-edge PhD programmes, with funding opportunities available, that allow you to contribute to solving some of the world’s most pressing security challenges at one of the world’s top universities.

Register now for the PhD Open Evening

What you will learn during the event:

• Explore fully funded studentships available for eligible students.
• Learn about innovative CDT programmes with a highly collaborative and interdisciplinary focus, led by UCL’s departments of Security and Crime Science (SCS) and Computer Science (CS).
• Discover a range of interdisciplinary research areas, integrating fields such as cybersecurity, national security, AI, IoT, and disinformation.
• Meet faculty and current PhD students, and hear about their experiences in these world-leading programmes.
• Get insights into the latest cross-sectoral collaborations with industry, government and public sector– including partners such as the UK Home Office, Amazon, and Yorkshire Water – to solve real-world security challenges.
• Find out about funding options and application processes.

PhD programmes on offer:

• EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Cyber-Physical Risk: Addressing hybrid threats and tackling the evolving risks in national security and misinformation.
• UCL Centre for Doctoral Training in Cybersecurity: Exploring emerging challenges in new technologies and cybersecurity.
• UCL SECReT (the Centre for Doctoral Training in Security Science): Focused on crime prevention, terrorism, organised crime, and security science research with opportunities spanning engineering, social sciences, and policy.

Why choose UCL?

• Ranked among the top universities globally, UCL offers access to world-class research, cutting-edge facilities, and an unparalleled academic network.
• Benefit from collaborations with leading organisations in government, industry, and academia.
• Join a thriving student community with access to excellent development opportunities.

How to attend

The event will be held in person at UCL and online via Zoom. Spaces are limited, so don’t miss your chance to join us!

For more details about postgraduate research programme led by UCL Security and Crime Science, visit the webpage

For registration details, check the page.

Secure your place now and take the first step towards advancing your research career in security, crime science and cybersecurity at UCL!