Research School "Secure Distributed Computing (SeDiC)"

SeDiC is an HPI doctoral research school focused on secure distributed computing across interconnected systems. Its research addresses scalability, efficiency, dependability, and cybersecurity in networked and distributed infrastructures.

Academic requirements

Supervision agreement, Report of intent to pursue doctoral studies, Copies of university transcripts, Curriculum vitae in tabular form

Minimum GPA

None stated.

English requirements

The official HPI research-school pages do not require a specific language certificate, but they state that applicants should have a decent level of English to conduct research and communicate with supervisors, fellow researchers, and project partners.

Accepted bachelor fields

Applicants need a relevant master's degree, for example in Computer Science, Cybersecurity, Mathematics, Electrical Engineering with a computer-science background, or a comparable field suited to doctoral research in distributed systems and security.