Register
Unverified beta listing This record may be incomplete or incorrectly classified. Confirm every requirement before applying.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

Graduate students and PhD candidates

Computer Science
Unverified
Last checked: 2026-08-28
DegreePhD
Program typeNot found
DurationNot found
CampusNot found
Data completeness19/29 · 66%

Intakes and deadlines

Intake information was not found.

General2026-09-27
Engage with the pressing challenges shaping our digital landscape, from combating deepfakes and misinformation to exploring ethical surveillance and privacy protection. Investigate the societal impact of gamification, address bias in large language models, and grapple with data ownership in the age of artificial intelligence. As a SERC Scholar, you’ll have the opportunity to be at the forefront of technology’s evolution. Join our community to explore the frameworks of our connected world and advance the social and ethical considerations of computing. If these topics intrigue you, apply to be part of the 2026-2027 cohort of the MIT Schwarzman College of Computing’s cross-campus initiative on Social and Ethical Responsibilities of Computing (SERC). Applications are now open. The deadline is Sunday, September 27, 2026 at 11:59 pm.
Official source

Admissions and tests

Language-test information was not found.

Academic, document, reference, test, and supervisor requirements were not found.

Fees, funding, and awards

Fee information was not found.

Funding information was not found.

Awards

  • Common Ground Award for Excellence in Teaching · source

Restrictions and immigration

  • Other: Student visa regulations limit international students pursuing on-campus employment to a maximum of 20 hours per week during the Fall and Spring terms (as well as during IAP and Summer if your academic program has required coursework during those traditional vacation periods). It will be important to determine before applying if you will be eligible to pursue the additional on-campus employment hours based on your current on-campus employment commitments so that you are within the maximum hour limits allowed by regulation. NOTE: International students that are receiving a Full (100%) Research Assistantship, Teaching Assistantship, or Fellowship with a service requirement are considered with those awards to be working on-campus at the maximum 20 hours per week as outlined above, and therefore are not eligible to accept any additional on-campus employment. If you have any questions, please contact the International Students Office . · source