AI Power Electronics Fully Funded PhD Scholarship 2027 at University of Galway Debate

The AI Power Electronics Fully Funded PhD Scholarship is a PhD research position at the University of Galway focusing on developing DC/DC power-converter technologies for AI computing, in collaboration with Ireland’s Tyndall National Institute. It provides a €25,000 tax-exempt annual stipend and covers EU tuition fees for up to four years. The project is highly applied, intersecting AI computing, semiconductor technology and power electronics, and involves hands-on research with magnetics-on-silicon components and prototype development.

Tax-exempt stipend; tuition fees covered for EU students; opportunity to engage with industry partners and Tyndall National Institute

Applicants must have a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical & Electronic Engineering or a closely related discipline; a Master’s degree is not mandatory, and a strong Bachelor’s graduate may be considered. The project values experience in power-converter design, magnetic-component design and related hardware testing.

Prepare a single PDF including your CV and a cover letter detailing fit with the project; email to maeve.duffy@universityofgalway.ie with subject 'PhD Application – RINN Semiconductor'