MASDOC - Mathematics and Statistics Doctoral Training Centre
Warwick offers a wide variety of Masters and PhD degrees in the
Mathematical Sciences - MASt, MSc in Mathematics, MSc in Interdisciplinary Mathematics,
PhD in Mathematics, PhD in Interdisciplinary Mathematics,as well as several exciting programmes in development.
We are no longer recruiting students for the MASDOC DTC. Prospective PhD applicants interested in research in the specific areas of MASDOC should apply to Warwick via the standard PhD routes for the departments of Mathematics and Statistics. More information can be found on the main mathematics webpage.
The MASDOC PhD programme has a broad scope within the mathematical sciences rooted in the following major areas :
• Analysis and partial differential equations
• Numerical analysis and scientific computing
• Probability and stochastic analysis
• Applied mathematics and statistics
PhD projects in MASDOC vary greatly, from Pure Mathematics to Applied Mathematics and from Theory to Methodology to Applications. Students may specialise in one of the themes or combine techniques from two or more of the themes. MASDOC students develop invaluable skills which are applicable in a broad range of possible careers, from pure academic research through to scientific modelling in industry. Supervision of the highest quality is provided by a large body of SUPERVISORS comprising full time permanent Warwick Professors.
A MASDOC student speaks about the programme HERE .
See Department of Mathematics and the Department of Statistics for more general information about postgraduate study in the departments.
If you would like to contact MASDOC, please send an e-mail to masdoc.info at warwick.ac.uk
Recent MASDOC Schools for PhD students include:-
MASDOC school in PDEs as part of the following Warwick symposium which covered many of the MASDOC research themes:
PARTIAL DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS AND THEIR APPLICATIONS 2016/17
Topics in renormalisation group theory and regularity structures 11-15 May 2015
MASDOC-EQUIP Short Course on Bayesian Methods for Inverse Problems 1-2 June 2015
The Warwick Mathematics and Statistics departments hold Athena SWAN Bronze awards.
The Athena SWAN charter evolved from work between the Athena Project and the Scientific Women's Academic Network (SWAN), to advance the representation of women in science, engineering and technology (SET).
