The PhD curriculum in Mathematics in Natural, Social and Life Sciences at Gran Sasso Science Institute will lead the students to deal not only with the more traditional aspects of this discipline, such as Pure Mathematics, Partial Differential Equations and Mathematical Physics, but also with entirely new problems, requiring the development of the most appropriate tools to deal with the complexity, such as stochastic analysis and computational mathematics.
The curriculum consists of 4 years of study and research. During the first year, after initial training classes, students will be offered four main courses and a wide number of short courses, covering a large spectrum of topics (see Math Courses here). By the beginning of the second year students select a research project under the supervision of one (or more) of the mathematicians affiliated to GSSI.
For more information about Mathematics research at GSSI, please see the specific page.
Governing Board