MSc. or PhD. Position in Computational Science
Modeling and simulation are an indispensable part of today’s modern engineering practice. At Özyeğin University in Istanbul we develop state of the art modeling software for the design, analysis and improvement of the complex processes in real engineering applications. The core research topics are modeling of single and multi-phase flows, combined mode heat transfer (conduction, convection and radiation) and combustion. Selection and design of numerical methods and algorithms for the many-core hardware architectures and implementation of them with the use of appropriate programming models is also at the center of the conducted research.
Özyeğin University is a young, research oriented university with highly motivated and experienced academic staff graduated from reputable universities around the world. We invite outstanding candidates with B.Sc. or M.Sc. degree in engineering, physics or mathematics to apply for a computational science oriented graduate program in mechanical engineering department.
The successful candidate should have
- strong background in numerical methods to solve for ordinary and partial differential equations
- solid experience in programming with C, C++ or Fortran
- code development experience in modeling preferably in flow, thermal or combustion. (Mandatory only for M.Sc graduates)
Qualified B.Sc. and M.Sc. students can submit their applications by email. Your application should include a cover letter stating your motivation for the program and explaining your experience in programming in detail. Also express prior work done in mathematical modeling if any. Please state your proficiency in programming languages and operating systems in your CV. List of all the required documents are given below.
Required Documents
- Cover Letter
- CV
- Copy of the Transcripts
- Proof of English Proficiency (TOEFL or similar)
- Letter of recommendation will only be asked for short-listed candidates
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