Student registration for APTS academic year 2021-22 opens on Friday 24th September 2021, and closes on Friday 29th October 2021. Registration applications made after that date will be kept in a priority-ordered reserve list, in case of any cancellations.

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** Alternative delivery **
There is a possibility that one or more of the APTS weeks planned for 2021/22 may not be able to go ahead as a face-to-face event. If we are unable to have sufficient confidence that an APTS week can proceed safely (APTS reserves the right to make this assessment at its sole discretion) then all reasonable attempts will be made to ensure that an online alternative will run in its place. This is expected to take the form of recorded video lectures covering equivalent content, as well as the accompanying written materials (preliminary reading, lecture notes, and assessments). There will also be opportunities for live online interaction with the module leader and other participants, the exact nature of which will vary depending on what is most appropriate for the content of the module, but may take the form of problem classes or guided computer practicals over video conferencing software. Should an APTS week be replaced by a "virtual" alternative then no accommodation/meal costs will be charged to a student's sending institution. The original registration fee for the APTS week, which covers administrative and delivery costs that will not be lessened by such a move to an online event, will still be levied and will be subject to the usual Billing and Cancellation policy.

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Students can only be registered for APTS weeks by their "sending institution" (i.e., their home department): a list of these institutions appears below.

• If your department wishes to register as a sending institution, then please click here;
• If your department wishes to commit to being a full Member Institution of APTS, then please click here.
  (All Member Institutions are automatically "sending institutions".)

If your department is included in the list below, the APTS contact (who must be a member of academic staff employed by that institution) will be provided with a password enabling them to complete the student registration form for 2021-22 APTS weeks. (The student registration form also gives full information on cost.)

The principles and practicalities of student registration and payments include:

• date of application within the registration period is unimportant --- it is not used in determining the allocation of APTS places to students (see the APTS Constitution for the list of priorities)
• sending institutions are invoiced by APTS for the registration fee, and for accommodation/meal costs, of their students who are allocated APTS places
• in the case of a student taking all four APTS weeks in the same academic year a 20% rebate of registration fees (20% of 4 x £170) is made
• all financial transactions with individual APTS students, including those relating to travel expenses, are handled by the sending institution

Please see the FAQ, the Billing and Cancellation policy, and the Privacy notice for more specific information, and the list of prerequisites if you are in any doubt as to whether APTS would be suitable for a particular student.

List of sending institutions	APTS contact
Aarhus University: Department of Mathematics	Asger Hobolth
Biomathematics and Statistics Scotland	Glenn Marion
Canterbury Christ Church University: The Business School	Prodromos Tsinaslanidis
Cardiff University: School of Mathematics	Anatoly Zhigljavsky
Durham University: Dept of Mathematical Sciences	Tahani Coolen-Maturi
European Molecular Biology Laboratory: European Bioinformatics Institute	Nick Goldman
Heriot-Watt University: School of Mathematical and Computer sciences	George Streftaris
Imperial College London: Department of Mathematics	Nick Heard
Keele University: School of Computing and Mathematics	Jie Cheng
Keele University: School of Medicine	Ivonne Solis-Trapala
Lancaster University: Department of Management Science	Juliana Sutanto
Lancaster University: Dept of Maths and Statistics	Tony Nixon
Lancaster University: School of Health and Medicine	Benjamin Taylor
London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine	Ruth Keogh
Loughborough University: Department of Mathematical Sciences	Axel Finke
Loughborough University: School of Business and Economics	Nikos Argyris
Maynooth University: Department of Mathematics and Statistics	Andrew Parnell
National University of Ireland, Galway: School of Mathematics, Statistics and Applied Mathematics	Andrew Simpkin
Newcastle University: Dept of Mathematics and Statistics	Colin Gillespie
Northumbria University: Department of Mathematics and Information Sciences	Pete Philipson
Nottingham Trent University: Department of Mathematics and Statistics	Golnaz Shahtahmassebi
Open University: Dept of Mathematics and Statistics	Kaustubh Adhikari
Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland: Data Science Center	Fiona Boland
The Francis Crick Institute	Peter Van Loo
Trinity College Dublin: Statistics Group	Simon Wilson
University College Cork: School of Mathematical Sciences	Eric Wolsztymski
University College Dublin: Statistics Group	Brendan Murphy
University College London: Dept of Statistical Science	Paul Northrop
University of Bath: Dept of Mathematical Sciences	Simon Shaw
University of Birmingham: School of Mathematics	Biman Chakraborty
University of Bristol: Dept of Mathematics-Statistics Group	Mathieu Gerber
University of Bristol: School of Geographical Sciences	Levi John Wolf
University of Cambridge: CRI	John Marioni
University of Cambridge: MRC Biostatistics Unit	Thomas Jaki
University of Cambridge: Statistical Laboratory	Sergio Bacallado
University of Cape Town: Department of Statistical Sciences	Freedom Gumedze
University of Edinburgh: MRC Institute of Genetics and Molecular Medicine	Ailith Ewing
University of Edinburgh: School of Mathematics	Finn Lindgren
University of Essex: Department of Mathematical Sciences	Hongsheng Dai
University of Exeter: College of Eng Maths and Phys Sci	Chris Ferro
University of Glasgow: Statistics	Nema Dean
University of Kent: IMSAS	Jian Zhang
University of Leeds: Dept of Statistics	Jan Palczewski
University of Leeds: Institute of Clinical Trials Research	Deborah Stocken
University of Limerick: Dept of Mathematics and Statistics	Peg Hanrahan
University of Liverpool: Department of Biostatistics	Girvan Burnside
University of Liverpool: Dept of Mathematical Sciences	Kamila Zychaluk
University of Manchester: School of Mathematics	Korbinian Strimmer
University of Nottingham: School of Mathematical Sciences	Philip O'Neill
University of Oxford, MRC Weatherall Institute of Molecular Medicine	Valentina Iotchkova
University of Oxford: Department of Computer Science	Jim Davies
University of Oxford: Dept of Statistics	Garrett Morris
University of Oxford: Nuffield Department of Population Health	Thomas Nichols
University of Oxford: Wellcome Trust Centre for Human Genetics	Julian Knight
University of Plymouth: School of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics	Julian Stander
University of Reading: Department of Mathematics and Statistics	Fazil Baksh
University of Sheffield: Health Economics and Decision Science (HEDS)	Jean Hamilton
University of Sheffield: School of Mathematics and Statistics	Kostas Triantafyllopoulos
University of Southampton: School of Mathematics	Antony Overstall
University of Southampton: School of Social Sciences	Peter Smith
University of St Andrews: School of Maths and Statistics	Len Thomas
University of Strathclyde: Department of Mathematics and Statistics	David Greenhalgh
University of Surrey: Dept of Mathematics	Janet Godolphin
University of Warwick: Dept of Statistics	Mark Steel
University of Warwick: Warwick Medical School	Deepak Parashar
University of Wolverhampton: Statistical Cybermetrics Research Group	Paul Wilson
University of York: Department of Mathematics	Stephen Connor

 

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