PhD Course
Mathematics
COURSE SUMMARY
The interuniversity PhD programme in Mathematics offered by the Universities of Trento and Verona provides a high-level study programme aimed at equipping students with the skills necessary to conduct research in pure and applied mathematics.
The programme of the course is defined by the Department of Mathematics at the University of Trento, where teaching and research activities take place, in collaboration with the Department of Computer Science of the University of Verona.
The course is supported by various research groups and laboratories dedicated to pure and applied mathematics, offering PhD students a wide range of study and research opportunities. These groups maintain relationships with international universities and research centers, where students can carry out part of their training, typically during the final year of study.
The course in brief
OVERVIEW
The programme covers a wide range of specialised fields, including:
- General mathematics
- Mathematical modelling and scientific computing (momacs)
- Cryptography and coding theory
- Mathematical and computational biology
- Mathematical applications to quantum science and technologies
Mat/01 - Mathematical logic
Mat/02 - Algebra
Mat/03 - Geometry
Mat/04 - Mathematics education and history of mathematics
Mat/05 - Mathematical analysis
Mat/06 - Probability and statistics
Mat/07 - Mathematical physics
Mat/08 - Numerical analysis
Mat/09 - Operational research
Secs-S/01 - Statistics
Secs-S/06 - Mathematical methods of economy, finance and actuarial sciences
Inf/01 – Informatics
To apply for the PhD programme, you must have:
- a specialist or master's degree or a degree issued under the previous regulations;
- an equivalent academic qualification obtained abroad (master's degree) that allows admission to the PhD program in the education system or in the country of issue and that is considered suitable by the selection committee for the sole purpose of accessing the course.
Students selected by special committees for specific international mobility programmes in which the University of Trento participates may also apply.
The admission call indicates:
- admission requirements;
- deadlines;
- admission procedure;
- details of the funded positions;
- availability of scholarships.
For this doctoral course the following are available:
- 12 + 1 places;
- 12 + 1 scholarships (of which 6 are topic-specific scholarships);
The breakdown of the available places and the details of the funded positions are specified in the admission call.
For information on topic-specific places see the details in the annex to the call.
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