Statistical Applied Mathematics (Integrated)

Entry requirements

First or upper second class honours degree.

Months of entry

October

Course content

This innovative Doctoral Programme is funded by EPSRC and the University of Bath and there are at least 10 fully-funded PhD places are available each year, primarily aimed at home/EU students. The Integrated PhD programme incorporates masters-level study leading to the award of an MRes in Statistical Applied Mathematics followed by a research project leading to the award of a PhD. Students will continue through the programme as a cohort, working closely together to build knowledge and experience.

SAMBa provides a dynamic, multidisciplinary research and training environment in a leading Mathematical Sciences Department. Students will design and deliver a series of symposia, bringing in external speakers and as well as presenting material themselves. SAMBa will run twice yearly Integrative Think Tanks. These are intensive week-long events during which students are faced with industrial and/or cross-disciplinary problems to help train them in the process of synthesising relevant mathematical formulations into a research agenda.

PhD projects will be at the forefront of research at the Applied Maths and Statistics interface and it is hoped that a significant number will be carried out in collaboration with industrial and/or cross-disciplinary partners.

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Fees and funding

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Qualification and course duration

PhD