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Research students are assigned a PhD supervisor who has closely related mathematical interests, and with whom they agree on a programme of study and research. That programme includes advanced courses provided by the London Taught Course Centre (LTCC), which is…
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Research students are assigned a PhD supervisor who has closely related mathematical interests, and with whom they agree on a programme of study and research. That programme includes advanced courses provided by the London Taught Course Centre (LTCC), which is a joint initiative of several London Colleges. The School provides opportunities for acquiring skills through short courses such as Mathematical Writing and students will also have the opportunity to gain experience in teaching. Funding, usually for a period of 3.5 years, is available on an annual basis from both EPSRC and from the College, designed to cover the fees and living expenses. See here for current PhD studentship offers and a list of sample PhD projects. If you are interested in doing a PhD with us, we recommend that you look at the application and entry requirement details. If you have any questions, the following key people are available to help you: Katie Hale is our Postgraduate Research Programme Officer. She is happy to help you with any administrative queries about the PhD application process. Dr Xin Li is the Director of Postgraduate Research Studies. Please contact him if you have any questions about our PhD Programme.
Getting in
As the university states it
The normal entry requirement for a PhD in Mathematics or Statistics at our School is at least a British first-class Honours BSc in Mathematics or Statistics or the equivalent qualification from an overseas institution (please see more information on international qualification requirements(link is external)). Ideally you should have a more advanced qualification such as MSci, MMath or MSc, in which case we expect at least an upper second in your undergraduate degree, respectively a merit in your postdgraduate degree. Successful applicants will be interviewed.
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