Applications are now being accepted for the Helmut Veith Scholarship for the academic year 2025-2026 in Austria. The Vienna Center for Logic and Algorithms (VCLA) is seeking highly motivated and exceptional female master's students (male applicants are not eligible) for this prestigious scholarship. Those intending to pursue a master's degree in one of the eligible Computer Science programs at TU Wien, which are conducted in English during the upcoming semesters-winter semester 2025/2026, summer semester 2026, and winter semester 2026/2027-are encouraged to apply for this international scholarship opportunity.

The Helmut Veith Scholarship for 2025-2026 at TU Wien represents an excellent opportunity, awarded annually to female students. Candidates should possess a strong foundation in mathematics and technical skills in at least one of the disciplines associated with the work of the renowned Austrian scientist Helmut Veith. This scholarship honors the legacy of Helmut Veith (1971-2016), a distinguished computer scientist, and aims to empower women in technology by motivating them to advance their studies in computer science. This European scholarship initiative promotes gender equality and supports female students who are dedicated to research in the field of computer science. Eligible applicants include female students holding a bachelor's degree in computer science or a related discipline. Additionally, candidates must fulfill the English language proficiency requirements of the program. The Helmut Veith Scholarship for 2025-2026 in Austria is designed for international women pursuing a master's degree at TU Wien. This fully funded scholarship covers all tuition fees and

provides an annual stipend of EUR 7,000. Female students with a strong academic

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record and a keen interest in computer science are strongly encouraged to apply for the Helmut Veith Stipend Scholarship for 2025.

Only female students are eligible.

Applicants must be eligible to get admission in one of the eligible master's programs in computer science at TU Wien in 2025/2026 that are taught in English

The eligible programs are: Master in Logic and Computation, Master in Data Science, Master in Business Informatics, Master in Computer Engineering, Master in Media and Human-Centered Computing, and Master in Software Engineering and Internet Computing.

Students must have a bachelor's degree in Computer Science or Mathematics or equivalent degree.

• They should have extensive mathematical and technical knowledge and interest in any of the research areas of Helmut Veith: Logic in Computer Science, Formal Methods and Verification, Foundations of Artificial Intelligence, Algorithms and Complexity Theory, or Computer Security.

They must be proficient in English.