
Neuromorphic Cyber Security at the Edge Scholarship at Western Sydney University 2026
The Neuromorphic Cyber Security at the Edge Scholarship at Western Sydney University offers a PhD scholarship for 2026, providing partial funding of AUD 30,000 per year. It is open to international students and focuses on developing neuromorphic processors for edge device cyber security under Professor André van Schaik. Applications close on 10 August 2026.
Eligible Degrees
Doctorate (PhD)
Eligible Nationalities
Canada, Germany, Netherlands, France, Singapore, Australia, New Zealand, United States, Ireland, United Arab Emirates
Destination
Australia
Eligible Courses
Neuromorphic Cyber Security
University
Western Sydney University
Neuromorphic Cyber Security at the Edge Scholarship at Western Sydney University 2026
This PhD scholarship supports research on neuromorphic processors that dynamically learn normal operating states of edge devices to detect and prevent cyber threats. The opportunity is led by Professor André van Schaik at one of the world's leading neuromorphic engineering labs.
Application Deadline: 10 August 2026
Scholarship Value: Partial funding of AUD 30,000 per year, tax-free, for living costs. International candidates may also receive a tuition fee waiver based on academic merit.
Eligibility Requirements:
- Hold an Australian First Class Bachelor (Honours), coursework Masters with 25% research component, Research Masters, or equivalent overseas qualifications in electrical engineering or computer science.
- Demonstrated research experience in neuromorphic engineering.
- Background in signal processing with strong programming skills in Python, Matlab, or C++, and interest in biological signal processing.
- Highly motivated to pursue advanced study.
Application Process:
- Apply online through the official scholarship portal.
- Submit required documents as specified by the university.
Benefits:
- Tax-free stipend of AUD 30,000 annually for living expenses.
- Potential tuition fee waiver for high-achieving international students.
- Funding for conference attendance, fieldwork, and approved research expenses.
- Access to MARCS laboratory facilities and specialized equipment.
- Support for training and equipment purchases through additional funding.
- Academic and industry collaboration opportunities via seminars and supervisory panels.
Apply directly using the official Neuromorphic Cyber Security at the Edge Scholarship application form.
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