Vietnamese candidate for CCIT Lab, ICU (Korea)

Dear prospective graduate students,

CCIT Lab in Information and Communications University (ICU), Korea is looking for talented students who are interested in wireless communications, information theory and error control codes. CCIT Lab was established in 2003 and has been working on error-control codes. Now, we are planning to extend the research interests to MIMO space-time codes, adaptive modulation and coding, and many other promising areas. We would like to invite many talented students to our endeavor. Feel free to contact the member of CCIT Lab and consult your future with them.

Lab name: CCIT Lab. (Coding, Communications and Information Theory Laboratory)
Professor name: Jeongseok Ha
Lab home page: http://it.icu.ac.kr
Research topics:
- Communication Theory and Information Theory
- Adaptive Modulation and Coding
- Channel codes defined on graphs such as LDPC codes and Turbo codes
- Space-time coding and signal processing for MIMO
- Cognitive Radio

Requirement (The requirement for admission will be available in www.icu.ac.kr)

Graduate applicants are required *****bmit a study plan, copies of diplomas, official transcripts, and two letters of recommendation among others. Non-native English speakers must show a proof of English proficiency by submitting a minimum TOEFL score of 550 (CBT 213) or IELTS score of 6.0, for English is the main instructional language at ICU. ICU''s institutional code of TOEFL/GRE/GMAT is 4558. The application deadlines are October 31 for the spring term and April 30 for the fall term. For more information on admission, visit the following links or contact the Admission Team of ICU

All qualified students can apply for the following scholarship programs

Scholarship policy (this is also available in www.icu.ac.kr )

Samsung Electronics Scholarships (SES)

IITA ( Institute of Information Technology Assessment) Scholarship

KRF ( Korea Research Foundation) Scholarship

Research Assistantship
Students in the graduate programs generally receive research assistantships by participating in research projects. The amounts vary, but students may earn an average stipend of approximately $400/month.

Teaching Assistantship
Students have opportunities to receive teaching assistantships by serving as graduate assistants for courses and computer/network administration.

Internship
Students can earn monthly stipend by participating in internship at research institutions and corporations through the Internship Research Program.