Our internationally renowned department fosters an innovative and intimate research environment. We welcome PhD students from around the world working on a broad range of topics. We have a wide range
The Theoretical Physics Group in the Department of Mathematics is at the international forefront of research and offers PhD's in string and M-theory, black holes, conformal field theory,
We provide a welcoming academic environment for undergraduate and postgraduate students to study maths and computer science courses. We pride ourselves on our research, alongside extensive industry
We provide a welcoming academic environment for undergraduate and postgraduate students to study maths and computer science courses. We pride ourselves on our research, alongside extensive industry
Course overview In this course you enhance your career with a PhD in Management Mathematics. Apply mathematical concepts to real-world managerial, industrial, and scientific challenges, and learn to
Course overview In this course you advance your career through Applied Mathematics research. By integrating mathematics with real-world applications you'll learn to solve complex problems faced by
Undertaking our PhD Pure Mathematics gives you the opportunity to investigate such areas as: algebraic geometry group theory semigroup theory combinatorics and differential equations You are also
Our PhD Applied Mathematics provides you with the opportunity to study areas such as: dynamical systems pattern formation chaos theory ordinary and partial differential equations Hamiltonian systems
Applied Mathematics is a research area within which you can focus your studies as part of our suite of Mathematics research programmes (MPhil, PhD). The following specialisations are available within
The following specialisations are available within this research area: Ordinary and partial differential equations Functional analysis Analytical and computational spectral theory Quantum mechanics
The Applied and Computational Mathematics research group combines expertise in dynamics, classical and statistical mechanics and advanced scientific computing techniques, to develop techniques for
This course is a three to four-year programme culminating in the submission and examination of a single research thesis. Students joining the course will often have completed prior study at a level
6 Year Part Time
