This page gives a summary of Mathematics-related PhD studentships available at Warwick.

Funding available for PhD students in Mathematics starting in 2010

• Up to 12 studentships for PhD students in Mathematics or Interdisciplinary Mathematics. Full fees and stipend (normally 3.5 years) for eligible students, funded from the Department's EPSRC Doctoral Training Grant.
• Warwick Postgraduate Research Scholarships (WPRS). Stipend and fees (limited to home/EU fees) for students from any country. There are strict deadlines to apply for these very competitive scholarships.

Funding available for studentships in MASDOC starting in 2010

• 10 four-year studentships available in MASDOC, the new Centre for Doctoral Training, based in the Departments of Mathematics and Statistics.

Funding available for PhD students to work in particular centres or on particular research projects

• Up to 3 Studentships for PhD students in Discrete Mathematics. Full fees and stipend. Normally for 3 years with possibility of extension. These studentships are funded as part of an EPSRC Science and Innovation award to DIMAP (Discrete Mathematics and its Applications), a centre operated jointly by the Departments of Mathematics, Computer Science, and the Warwick Business School. Please enquire at any time (regardless of any deadline mentioned in official university advertisments.)
• Up to 30 Studentships for eligible PhD students wishing to study in one of three interdisciplinary Doctoral Training Centres in which the Department of Mathematics is involved. These are Complexity Science, Systems Biology, and MOAC. Each studentship is for 4 years and covers full fees and stipend.
• Each year there are several studentships available, for work on a particular project, funded from grants held by inidividual members of staff. These are advertised as they become available.