At BIGS Mathematics doctoral students work under the supervision of a professor on a research project leading to a PhD thesis as an independent piece of original research.
Graduate students are encouraged to acquire a solid background in the relevant areas of research by choosing from a large selection of courses and seminats offered by the math department. These courses include a diverse range of special topics courses that often confront student with current research in a given area.
In addition to working with their supervisor, students are also assigned a mentor who regularly checks on the students progress in the program and is a trusted source of advice.
D: Geometry and Topology
E: Numerical Mathematics and Scientific Computing
F: Stochastic
BIGS students have access to a wide and very diverse range of activities, initatives and programs ranging from funding for research stay abroad and for junir researcher networking events to professionalization workshops and social events.
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