Doctoral Programme in Mathematics and Applications

This Doctoral School in Science and Engineering programme covers doctoral research across the areas in which the university's Department of Mathematics is active, including both pure and applied directions. Prospective candidates are expected to hold a master's in mathematics or a closely related subject. The recommended route is to identify a potential supervisor or research group and contact them directly, or to look through the doctoral positions currently advertised by the university. Admission is possible throughout the year, and the programme coordinator and administrators answer questions about the procedure. Research is conducted in English and typically takes three to four years. As elsewhere in the university, progress is monitored by a thesis supervision committee, and candidates complete a minimum volume of credit-bearing training alongside their thesis.