Mathematics in Uppsala
The programmes at the Department of Mathematics at Uppsala University focus on both all-around mathematical education and in-depth knowledge. Our research covers a wide range of topical areas of mathematics and the majority of our experienced teachers are active researchers.
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PC Seminar: "Isoperimetric bounds for critical exponents for long range percolation"
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Licentiate Seminar: Computer Assisted Methods for Quasi-periodic Attractors
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Re-inauguration of Arne Beurling's bust
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Master Degree Project: Persistent Homology (Modern Applications of Algebraic Topology in Data Analysis)
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Postgraduate Studies in Mathematics
If you want to do research in mathematics, then a postgraduate programme is a first step in the right direction. To enter our programme, you need a Master’s degree in mathematics, or a Master’s degree in engineering physics. On our website, we usually advertise vacant PhD positions which all eligible candidates are welcome to apply. The advert will be posted in February.
Centre for Interdisciplinary Mathematics
The Centre for Interdisciplinary Mathematics (CIM) in Uppsala facilitates joint research between the mathematical sciences and other disciplines. Our aim is to integrate mathematics and science in order to understand real world systems.
