Project

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The ideal candidate holds a master’s degree in engineering (control, electrical, mechanical, mathematical) or mathematics (applied, computational), with a strong interest in systems and control theory. Applicants whose first language is not English must provide an official language test report.

Offer

• A fully funded PhD position in an international context for four years, as part of the Global PhD Fellowship Program at KU Leuven, including a yearly benchmark fee
• A competitive salary (tax-free fellowship starting from approximately 2500 EUR/month), along with social and medical insurance
• Additional benefits such as a KU Leuven bike, access to university sports facilities, and priority access to university daycare centers
• Flexible working hours and home office arrangements
• A diverse and multidisciplinary research team
• Collaborations with international research labs and experts
• Support for professional career development, including a wide range of technical and transferable skill courses offered by the Arenberg Doctoral School of KU Leuven and the MADIS doctoral school of the Université de Lille

Interested?

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