Applications et similia

I continuously receive applications for internships, Ph.D applications, post-doc positions, m.sc. studies and scholarships, etc.
Below, you will find some additional guidelines:

Ph.D Applications

DTU's rules for Ph.D. applications require a DTU faculty to endorse the application. However, this endorsement does not imply that the Ph.D. position is granted.

I do NOT endorse Ph.D. applications unless:

I personally know the applicant,
The applicant has worked/works with someone I know, who acts as recommender,
The applicant has worked/works in areas similar to the areas, I work in.

Internships

Normally, DTU does not offer internships at undergraduate level. When internships are available, a call will be posted on the department/university web site(s).

I do NOT intend to reply to e-mails requesting for internships when:

The applicant's skills and background are clearly unrelated to the areas, I work in,
The request has a form and content similar to spam e-mail.

Potential Graduate/Under-graduate Students

I do not answer all direct email from students, relatives to students, or other expressing interest in our study programmes, or about possibilities for supporting you while studying here. If the email is or appears to be anonymous, I will in general not reply to such email. If I believe to have a message, I will answer.

If you are qualified, you should apply at the proper place.

Applications to join the SecClo study programme (the Erasmus Mundus Master's Programme in Security and Cloud Computing) and/or to obtain scholarships have to go through the application process at the programme homepage, see the Erasmus Mundus Master's Programme in Security and Mobile Computing page for further description.

Modified by Flemming Stassen on Tuesday, 28. October 2020.

flst@dtu.dk