The Department of Mathematics does not discriminate against applicants or students on the basis of race, color, national origin, ancestry or any other protected classification.
Preparing the Application The statement of purpose for graduate applications is carefully weighted by the admissions committee. The applicant’s statement should convince the committee that they are able to communicate effectively and with a deep understanding of mathematics. It is not intended to be a biographical sketch or a reflection on one’s decision to enter the field.
Three letters of recommendation are required. Letter writers should be faculty or others qualified to evaluate the applicant’s potential for graduate study in mathematics. The letters must be submitted online and by the application deadline.
Applicants should include any research papers, publications, and other original works they would like to have evaluated by the admissions committee.
The department requests that applicants submit GRE Mathematics Subject Test scores if practical. Applicants should check on the ETS website for test dates in their area to ensure the scores will be submitted before the application deadline. An official score report should be sent to Harvard Kenneth C. Griffin Graduate School of Arts and Sciences using code 3451.
While the admissions committee reviews all applications submitted before the deadline, missing math subject test scores provide one less data point available to evaluate the application. Depending on the strength of the application, the missing subject test scores may put the application at a disadvantage.
Applicants who are non-native English speakers and who do not hold an undergraduate degree from an institution at which English is the primary language of instruction must submit scores from the Internet Based Test (IBT) of the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) or the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) Academic test.
Harvard Griffin GSAS requires applicants to upload an electronic copy of undergraduate transcripts. Hard copies of official transcripts are not required at the time of application.
Ph.D. Program in Pure Mathematics The department does not grant a terminal Master’s degree, but the Master’s can be obtained “on the way” to the Ph.D. by fulfilling certain course and language exam requirements.
In general, there is no transfer status application to the Harvard Kenneth C. Griffin Graduate School of Arts and Sciences or to the Department of Mathematics. No formal credit is given for an MSc or MA earned elsewhere. All applicants are considered to be applying as first-year graduate students. The only difference Master’s study may make is to better prepare students for the Qualifying Exam.
All graduate students are admitted to begin their studies in the fall term. The department plans on an entering class of about twelve students. Since the admissions committee receives a few hundred applications, the competition is keen.
Funding Graduate Study Applicants are urged to apply for all funding available to them. If no outside funding is available to the applicant, financial aid in the form of scholarships, research assistantships, and teaching fellowships is available. In general, students who do not have outside support will get scholarship support in their first year, but students are required to act as a teaching fellow for one-half course (i.e. for a one-term course) in their second through fifth years.
The department strongly recommends applicants to seek out and apply for all sources of financing available to them for graduate study. Recommended sources for funding US graduate students are NSF Graduate Fellowships and NDSEG Fellowships . Applicants from the UK are urged to also apply for the Kennedy fellowships and applicants from UK, New Zealand, Canada and Australia for Knox fellowships . International students may apply for the Fullbright IIE or any home country fellowships available for study abroad.
Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences The Harvard John A. Paulson School of Engineering and Applied Sciences (SEAS) offers programs for both the Master’s degree and the Ph.D. degree in Applied Mathematics. Please visit the SEAS website for more information on degrees in applied mathematics at www.seas.harvard.edu
The department offers programs covering a broad range of topics leading to the Doctor of Philosophy and the Doctor of Science degrees (the student chooses which to receive; they are functionally equivalent). Candidates are admitted to either the Pure or Applied Mathematics programs but are free to pursue interests in both groups. Of the roughly 120 Ph.D. students, about 2/3 are in Pure Mathematics, 1/3 in Applied Mathematics.
The two programs in Pure and Applied Mathematics offer basic and advanced classes in analysis, algebra, geometry, Lie theory, logic, number theory, probability, statistics, topology, astrophysics, combinatorics, fluid dynamics, numerical analysis, mathematics of data, and the theory of computation. In addition, many mathematically-oriented courses are offered by other departments. Students in Applied Mathematics are especially encouraged to take courses in engineering and scientific subjects related to their research.
All students pursue research under the supervision of the faculty , and are encouraged to take advantage of the many seminars and colloquia at MIT and in the Boston area.
Degree requirements consist of:
Prospective students are invited to consult the graduate career timeline for more information, and to read about the application procedure .
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In addition to the general university requirements for the Ph.D., the department requires that 36 credits of graduate-level mathematics (excluding MATH 500 , MATH 510 , MATH 599 , MATH 600 , seminars, and directed study) be completed or transferred (with at least 18 credits completed at UI).
The preliminary examination must be passed no later than the end of the student’s fourth year of graduate study and before the dissertation is started. The preliminary examination is composed of three parts covering the areas of algebra and analysis, and one of topology, combinatorics, or differential equations. These are all given in a one-week period and are graded by a departmental committee that may recommend additional testing in one or more of the specific areas if satisfactory results are not obtained. The committee may also recommend an oral examination in certain areas by the supervisory committee.
The dissertation must be of an original research nature and be in an area spanned by the research interests of the major professor. A final examination that amounts to a defense of the dissertation is required. Acceptability of the dissertation is to be determined by the student’s major professor and graduate committee.
Please see Requirements for PhD in Mathematics for details and program requirements on earning the PhD in Mathematics degree.
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North Carolina Space Grant congratulates its 2024-2025 graduate research fellows. Twenty two graduate students will conduct science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) research to benefit NASA, commercial space or the International Space Station. Students’ projects will investigate STEM topics such as carbon storage, microgravity, and black hole exploration.
“We are excited to announce the largest cohort of Graduate Research Fellows we have ever supported for this award.” said Sandy Canfield, NC Space Grant assistant director. “As a result, there is a vast range of research across all areas of STEM reflective of NASA’s Mission Directorates .”
NASA is broken down into five research-drive areas: aeronautics, human exploration and operations, science, space technology and mission support. The work of NC Space Grant Graduate Research Fellows supports these Mission Directorates.
Congratulations to Patrick for being one of the students selected to continue his research on the recovery of satellite imaging in perturbatory environments alongside Drs. Tsynkov and Gilman. As part of the fellowship, he will have the opportunity to present their findings at the NC Space Symposium at NC State on April 11, 2025.
Pursuing their passions, nc state students receive nsf graduate research fellowship program awards, passionate about the power of higher education.
Exceptional secondary school students take advanced mathematics courses through the Gifted Math Program, which is supported by this fund.
Each year, the Gifted Math Program (GMP) enrolls approximately 250 students of outstanding mathematics ability from the seventh through twelfth grades of the public, parochial and private schools in Western New York.
This fund supports the GMP within the Graduate School of Education, including student scholarships, internships, and other awards; graduation ceremonies; and curriculum evaluations and revisions.
The single objective of the Gifted Math Program (GMP) is to deliver a curriculum that challenges proven high achievers in the same way that standard school curricula challenge students of lesser ability. The program captures the interest of young scholars at a critical time in their development, cultivating in them positive attitudes toward serious academic endeavors and encouraging their development of good work habits.
The program was founded in 1979 by Dr. Gerald R. Rising, SUNY Distinguished Teaching Professor Emeritus in the University's Department of Learning and Instruction and by Dr. Betty J. Krist, Professor Emerita and former chair of the Mathematics Department of Buffalo State College.
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The degree program requires a basic core of courses (44 credits) and elective courses (18-21 credits). This structure gives flexibility to the program that allows students to pursue special areas of interest in mathematics. The program is designed to provide a foundation for more advanced work and/or a basis for employment in business, government, industry, or secondary education.
Degree requirements.
In addition to meeting the University degree requirements , the major in mathematics requires completion of the following courses:
Course | Credits |
MTH 251, 252, 253 Calculus I, II, III | 12 |
MTH 261, Introduction to Linear Algebra | 4 |
MTH 254, Calculus IV | 4 |
MTH 256, Differential Equations | 4 |
MTH 271 CS 161 | 4 |
MTH 311, 312, Introduction to Mathematical Analysis I, II | 8 |
MTH 344, Group Theory | 4 |
of the following: | 3-4 |
One | 6 |
Two additional | 6-7 |
Two additional | 6-8 |
Course | Credits |
MTH 251, 252, 253 Calculus I, II, III | 12 |
MTH 261, Introduction to Linear Algebra | 4 |
MTH 254, Calculus IV | 4 |
MTH 255, Calculus V | 4 |
MTH 256, Differential Equations | 4 |
MTH 271 CS 161 | 4 |
MTH 311, 312, Introduction to Mathematical Analysis I, II | 8 |
MTH 344, Group Theory | 4 |
One | 6 |
Two additional | 6-7 |
Two additional | 6-8 |
In addition to the specific required courses listed above, the following options are intended to help the student plan a program of study with a specific goal or career in mind.
Option I - Applied Mathematics. Recommended electives: MTH 322, 421, 422, 424, 425, 427, 428, 430, 451, 452, 457, 458, 464, 465, 470, 477, 478.
Option II - Graduate School Preparation. Recommended electives: MTH 411, 412, 434, 435, 436, 441, 442.
Option III - Statistics. Recommended electives: STAT 461, 462, 463, 464, 465, 466, 467, 468.
Option IV - High School Teaching. Recommended electives: MTH 338, 346, 356, 486, 488; Stat 461, 462.
Option V - Actuarial Sciences. Recommended electives: CS 161; MTH 451, 452; STAT 461, 462, 464, 465, 466, 467, 468.
All courses used to satisfy the departmental major requirements, whether taken in the department or elsewhere, must be graded C-, P, or above, but no more than 4 courses graded P will count toward these requirements.
Transfer students majoring in mathematics are required to take a minimum of 15 credits of PSU upper-division mathematics or statistics courses in residence.
Pave your own path as one of tomorrow's leading mathematicians with a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics degree from Lincoln Memorial University! We have strategically designed out mathematics program to help you understand and build skill in mathematical essentials like:
As a graduate you will have the opportunity to explore a variety of areas within the mathematics field along with a wide array of challenging but rewarding course work and classes like Differential Equations and the History of Math, depending on your track. In our mathematics department, we maintain a small student to faculty ratio to ensure you receive a heightened learning experience with more individualized attention from your dedicated professors.
Once you've completed the program and earned your degree, you'll have access to a wide range of professional careers, as well as a foundation in mathematical knowledge that will serve you well if you choose to pursue further education in math or a related field.
Apply to the Math Program!
Look over our list of requirements below to ensure you are eligible for entry into the mathematics program at LMU! To qualify, you must meet the following criteria:
To learn more about our admission criteria here at Lincoln Memorial University, explore our Undergraduate Catalog !
To be admitted into the mathematics program at Lincoln Memorial University, you must apply through the LMU portal . To be considered for entry, your application must be complete. We recommend you complete your application prior to the last year of your high school education.
At LMU we have "rolling admissions", which means that our Admissions team will review completed applications once they have been received and deemed complete. You can monitor the status of your application through the LMU portal.
Are you using the Common Application? You can use that for your application as well! Just go to www.commonapp.org and either sign in or create an account and select "Lincoln Memorial University." Then, complete the following steps:
Once you've completed the program and earned your degree, you will find yourself in a unique position. As a mathematician, your skills can be applied in a vast variety of professional endeavors. Many employers will be seeking graduates just like you whom they trust will have a broader, more nuanced understanding of the work at hand rather than someone who is trained to do a particular set of tasks. With this new degree of yours, you'll have access to a career in most if not any industry, especially those that employ scientific methods. Some of these careers may include:
You'll be well situated as well if you want to pursue a master's degree in mathematics or a related field. Regardless of the discipline, being admitted into most graduate or professional programs depends largely on your demonstration of mathematical skills and abilities beyond general studies requirements. Even undergraduate science degrees, especially chemistry, rely heavily on mathematical skills that coincide with the requirements for a mathematics minor.
Want to learn more about the mathematics program at Lincoln Memorial University? Reach out to us at any time and we would be happy to help!
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Phd in efficient computational methods for xva and financial risk management.
The aim of this fully funded PhD position is to develop innovative methods for efficiently computing Valuation Adjustments, known as xVAs, along with associated sensitivities and risk measures, that effectively balance accuracy, cost, and interpretability. The new algorithms will be predominantly based on adaptive/hierarchical sampling, variance reduction, path signatures, and machine learning ideas. This project will span theory, algorithm development, and numerical analysis.
Financial institutions are required to adopt and report various Valuation Adjustments, known as xVA, for over-the-counter derivatives, while also managing associated risks. The primary goal of xVA is to integrate various risk categories and external factors —such as Counterparty Credit Risk— into the pricing of derivative contracts. Efficient computation of xVA metrics, along with their associated risk measures and sensitivities to underlying factors, is crucial for effective portfolio risk management. However, despite existing methods proposed in the literature, these calculations continue to be computationally intensive due to the complex and high-dimensional nature of the problems. Challenges include numerous risk factors and counterparties, large portfolios with path-dependent derivatives, and complex models governing the dynamics of risk factors and defaults.
You will work within the Computational and Modeling Finance group at the Mathematical Institute at Utrecht University, under the guidance of Dr. Chiheb Ben Hammouda . This position offers a unique opportunity to contribute to both practical and scientific advancements in the field. You will be part of a vibrant research group, regularly exchanging expertise with members of the group and leveraging connections with industrial partners, and external international collaborators. This environment will foster both practical and scientific growth, with anticipated contributions relevant to practical applications and other scientific computing fields.
In this PhD position you will:
This project may be the right fit for you, if you have:
In addition to the terms of employment laid down in the CAO NU, Utrecht University has a number of schemes and facilities of its own for employees. This includes schemes facilitating professional development , leave schemes and schemes for sports and cultural activities , as well as discounts on software and other IT products. We also offer access to additional employee benefits through our Terms of Employment Options Model. In this way, we encourage our employees to continue to invest in their growth. For more information, please visit Working at Utrecht University .
A better future for everyone. This ambition motivates our scientists in executing their leading research and inspiring teaching. At Utrecht University , the various disciplines collaborate intensively towards major strategic themes . Our focus is on Dynamics of Youth, Institutions for Open Societies, Life Sciences and Pathways to Sustainability. Sharing science, shaping tomorrow .
Working at the Faculty of Science means bringing together inspiring people across disciplines and with a variety of perspectives and backgrounds. The Faculty has six departments: Biology, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Information & Computing Sciences, Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. Together, we work on excellent research and inspiring education. We do so, driven by curiosity and supported by outstanding infrastructure. Visit us on LinkedIn and discover how you can become part of our community.
The Mathematical Institute in the Department of Mathematics is internationally recognised for its research in both pure and applied mathematics. It houses the Utrecht Centre for Mathematical Modelling and maintains a long-standing tradition of transdisciplinary collaboration with other scientific fields including, among others, mathematical finance, applied data science, computational life sciences, and theoretical physics.
The Mathematical Institute has close ties with several departments, including Economics, Physics, Information and Computing Sciences, Biology, and CWI (the National Research Institute for Mathematics and Computer science). We participate in university focus areas in Complex Systems and Applied Data Science. The institute organises and teaches the Bachelor's curricula in Mathematics as well as the (English-taught) Master's programme. The institute currently comprises about 40 faculty members, 11 Postdocs, and 29 PhD candidates, and teaches 500 students.
For more information, please contact dr. Chiheb Ben Hammouda at [email protected] .
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a Secondary Field (which is similar to a "minor" subject area). SEAS offers PhD Secondary Field programs in Data Science and in Computational Science and Engineering. GSAS lists secondary fields offered by other programs. a Master of Science (S.M.) degree conferred en route to the Ph.D in one of several of SEAS's subject areas.
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Any of the three core required courses for each program (510a, 525a, 540 for MATH; 505a, 525a, 555a for AMAT) can be waived if the student earns a PhD pass on the corresponding written exam . NOTE: Due to the interdisciplinary nature of the program, Applied Mathematics Ph.D. students may wish to take courses outside of the Mathematics department.
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