If you’ve ever dreamed of pursuing a world-class Ph.D. that bridges innovation between Europe and the United States, the Carnegie Mellon Portugal Dual Degree Ph.D. Scholarships 2026/2027 are an incredible opportunity. This prestigious program allows talented students from around the world to study at both Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) - one of the top-ranked universities in the U.S. - and a leading Portuguese university, earning a dual doctoral degree that carries international recognition.
Since its inception in 2006, the CMU Portugal Program has become a model of academic collaboration, producing outstanding researchers and innovators in the fields of technology, engineering, and data science. Through this program, students not only gain access to CMU’s cutting-edge facilities and mentorship but also contribute to Portugal’s dynamic research ecosystem. With 174 scholarships awarded and 99 graduates so far, the program continues to empower scholars to shape the future of global innovation.
Successful candidates will receive a fully funded Ph.D. package, which includes:
The CMU Portugal Dual Degree Ph.D. Scholarships are offered for doctoral (Ph.D.) programs in Information and Communication Technologies (ICT)-related fields for the 2026/2027 academic year.
Selected students will spend:
Upon completion, scholars receive two diplomas - one from CMU and one from their chosen Portuguese institution.
The scholarships are available for 11 doctoral fields:
Open to applicants of all nationalities.
Dietrich College of Humanities and Social Sciences:
School of Computer Science:
Note: The EPP program opens on October 15, 2025.
The Carnegie Mellon Portugal Dual Degree Ph.D. Scholarships 2026/2027 provide an unparalleled opportunity to pursue a globally recognized doctoral degree with access to world-class research, mentorship, and innovation. If you aspire to make an impact in technology, science, or engineering - this dual program could be your gateway to excellence.
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