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Graduate courses

• Advanced maths courses MIT
• Some courses in pure maths Cambridge
  • • Group Theory
    • Combinatorics
    • Algebraic Topology
• Some courses in pure maths problems Cambridge
• Econometrics courses in University of Southern Denmark
  • ST110: Basic Concepts and Principles of Statistics [ready September 2003]
  • ST111: Regression and Analysis of Variance [ready September 2003]
  • ST112: Generalized Linear Models [ready January 2004]
  • ST113: Statistical Models with Random Effects [ready January 2004]
  • ST114: Statistical Design and Analysis of Experiments [ready September 2004]
  • ST115: Genetic Epidemiology [ready September 2003]
  • ST116: Multivariate Statistical Analysis [ready January 2005]
  • ST117: Bayesian Networks and Graphical Models [ready January 2005]
• Viseo Lectures on Academic Earth

Universities and Programs

• • Professional Doctorate in Engineering - University of Twente

    The PDEng (= Professional Doctorate in Engineering) trainee follows a 2 year post-Master’s designer programme at the University of Twente. In consultation with the organization, this tailor made programme will be designed to educate trainees who are able to design high level, creative and renewing designs for complex issues with a multidisciplinary character. Amongst others, this means that the trainee can:

    §	Create a design for multidisciplinary issues individually

    §	Give input on larger projects both individually and together with colleagues

    §	Change quickly between different kind of levels

    §	Give direction to the realization of a design with a team.

    
     
  • Lombardy Advanced School of Economic Research (L.A.S.E.R.) - PhD in Economics
    The PhD program offered by LASER has a three-year duration and intends to provide an advanced general education in Economics, allowing to form economists with a complete cultural profile and able to successfully pursue different professional and career paths, both in academics as well as in non-academic jobs characterized by high intellectual content and strong international focus. The educational activities of the PhD in Economics cover all the important subjects in the economic field: the four universities composing LASER in fact feature many qualified professors, allowing the teaching as well as the development of research and supervision in all advanced and frontier fields. LASER offers funded positions only.

• • UNIL Master's grants
    
    To facilitate access to Master’s degrees by students with qualifications from foreign universities, the University of Lausanne makes available around ten Master’s grants which are awarded on a competitive basis.                   

• • London School of Economics and Political Science
     
    The London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) is a world class centre for its concentration of teaching and research across the full range of the social, political and economic sciences.
     
  • Higher studies: Mathematics & Statistics

    We maintain this website as a service to the students and alumni for their career development and job search efforts. The idea is for students and alums to obtain and compare valuable information for their higher studies in the European universities.

    We intends to reflect current academic policies, procedures, degree offerings, course descriptions, and other information pertinent to undergraduate study at different European universities.

    Students and alumni are responsible for all necessary precautions when submitting a resume, interviewing and/or accepting positions listed on the website. It is the user's responsibility to check the accuracy and reliability of information provided as well as the credentials and integrity of the organization.

  • Swiss Finance Institute. PhD Program in Finance

    The Swiss Finance Institute PhD Program in Finance is targeted towards the pursuit of academic excellence. It aims at providing an intellectual environment and a curriculum comparable with the top PhD programs in Europe and North America. The PhD program operates at the three Swiss Finance Institute campuses in Geneva/Lausanne (Léman), Lugano and Zurich.

    The curriculum comprises two phases: one preparatory year of intensive coursework followed by three years of advanced studies and research. The Program covers a wide range of subjects including Economics, Financial Economics, Corporate Finance, Mathematical Finance, and Econometrics. There is a clear focus on the mathematical foundations of Finance and all courses are taught by internationally renowned academics from Switzerland, Europe, and North America. The Program offers the ideal framework for successful and inspiring PhD studies in Finance.

  • Bonn International Graduate School in Mathematics
    
    The University of Bonn is known for its excellent teaching and research record in mathematics. National rankings recommend Bonn as the best place in Germany to study mathematics.
    
    Many talented young people come to Bonn to study mathematics for a bachelor, master or a PhD degree. It is the place of choice for winners of mathematics competitions or for students supported by the prestigious "Studienstiftung", which awards scholarships to less than one per cent of the best students at German universities. --- No other department in Germany attracts as many students from this group.
    
    For PhD students, education through research at the highest level is the driving force of our efforts. Lecture courses at a high academic level, seminars on advanced levels, guest lecturers from all over the world, summer and winter schools, and workshops on recent developments create a challenging scientific atmosphere.
    
    We can offer these demanding courses and seminars because there is a large population of intellectually ambitious and enthusiastic students with ambition and endurance.
     
  • Zurich Graduate School in Mathematics
     

    The Zurich Graduate School in Mathematics is a joint venture of the department of mathematics at ETH (D-MATH) and the Institute of Mathematics at University Zurich (I-MATH). Collaborating closely in research fields and programs in the past, the departments founded the Graduate School in 2003 to offer a common and internationally recognized PhD-education in all major areas of mathematics and hence extend and enrich the sense of community.
    
    At this time we are working on a structured PhD-program including existing activities such as the Zurich Graduate Colloquium in Mathematics, several International Research Training Groups as well as graduate courses, research seminars, lectures, workshops, summer schools and conferences. The close cooperation with the FIM (Forschunsinstitut für Mathematik) and further special events will provide an international and challenging atmosphere. A broad spectrum of scholary activities completes the program.

  • University of Alberta [math&stat]
    
    Mathamatical & Statistical Department of Alberta University gives good opportunity to study maths and statistics.
     

    The University of Alberta welcomes the best and brightest students from around the world, with scholarships and awards available specifically for international students. Across five campuses you will discover some of Canada’s finest facilities for research, athletics, academics, and student life.
  • Universities in Switzerland
    
    Higher education in Switzerland comprises both academic studies at the traditional«scientific» universities and Federal Institutes of Technology and rather more professionally oriented studies at the universities of applied sciences («Fachhochschulen»/«Hautes Ecoles Specialisées»; for further information see http://www.kfh.ch) and the universities of teacher education («Pädagogische Hochschulen»/«Hautes Ecoles Pédagogiques»; for further information see http://www.cohep.ch).
     
  • Stockholm University
    
    Very GOOD University abilities for overseas.
     

    Stockholm University combines the best of both worlds: in the midst of a beautiful natural landscape, the Frescati campus is only ten minutes from the restaurants and clubs of Scandinavia's most exciting capital cities. Stockholm University is the largest university in Sweden and the region's centre for higher education and research in humanities, law, and the natural and social sciences.
  • University of Warwick
    
    Warwick is one of the UK’s leading universities, with an acknowledged reputation for excellence in research and teaching for innovation and for links with business and industry. By 2015 Warwick will be in the top 50 world Universities.
     
  • University of Lausane
    
    Founded in 1537, the University of Lausanne is composed of seven faculties where approximately 10,700 students and 2,200 researchers work and study. Emphasis is placed on an interdisciplinary approach, with close cooperation between students, professors and teaching staff.
    
    The UNIL campus is spread across three locations, the largest of which is in Dorigny, on the shores of Lake Geneva. This picturesque landscape, with views of the Alps and the lake, provides the ideal setting for study and research.
    
    The University of Lausanne is situated at the heart of the French-speaking region of Switzerland, in the middle of Europe – close to France, Germany, Italy, and Austria.
     
  • MIMS PhD Program (Japan)
    
    The key educational component of the Global COE Program for the ‘Formation and Development of Mathematical Sciences Based on Modeling and Analysis’ is the Ph.D. program provided by MIMS, an affiliated research institute of the Organization for the Strategic Coordination of Research and Intellectual Property, Meiji University.

    　This program consists of (1) "Cross Educational Programs” and (2) "Practical Programs”.

    　(1) "Cross Educational Programs” are based mainly on the "Project Based Analysis and Research Cluster” and the "Inter-Departmental Course” at the Graduate School of Meiji University. In the "Project Based Analysis and Research Cluster», four subjects - Advanced Study of Mathematical SciencesⅠ & Ⅱ, and Advanced Mathematical SciencesⅠ & Ⅱ - are provided, which are coordinated by MIMS members and research fellows. These subjects are taught in both English and Japanese, and are designed to instruct students in "Mathematical modeling and analysis” for nonlinear non-equilibrium systems and non-linear time-series, which are central themes at MIMS. The aim is that students become able to consider complex phenomena in societies from various perspectives. The Inter-Departmental Course offer a number of "Multilingual Graduate Research”, such as "Fundamentals of English Communication Skills in Academic Setting” and "Fundamentals of Writing Academic Papers in English”. These subjects, which are taught by English native speaking professors specializing in academic English teaching, are aimed to cultivate highly skilled researchers able to be active internationally.
    　Moreover, as an optional curriculum, students are recommended to study at graduate schools of partner universities based on the credit transfer system. At the Department of Mathematical and Life Sciences at the Graduate School of Science, Hiroshima University, a collaborating institute of our Global COE Program, some courses are available to be enrolled. In addition, the Graduate School of Science and Technology of Ryukoku University, an education and research hub for western Japan on Mathematical Sciences, provides students with the opportunity to take classes as well.

• • Central European University
     

    CEU is an international university in the truest sense: Its students come from more than 80 countries;
  • Graduate Program in Charles University. Charles University in Prague
     

    CERGE-EI is a joint workplace in the field of Economics, associated with two highly respected institutions, Charles University in Prague and the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic.
    American-style Ph.D. program in Economics taught entirely in English.

  • One-Year Master Programme in Applied Statistics

    The student can, after application, be awarded the degree of Filosofie Magisterexamen med huvudområdet statistik (Degree of Master of Science (One Year) with a Major in Statistics, provided that the student has passed the courses, including the thesis work.
    Högskolan Dalarna is one of Sweden’s more recent universities, established in 1977. It is situated in Dalarna, a very picturesque Swedish province, 200 kilometres north-west of Stockholm.

  • University of Bristol. Postgraduate opportunities in statistics

    Statistics and probability are the complementary disciplines of the science of uncertainty. Research in these areas gives you the opportunity to develop practical, mathematical and computing skills, while working on challenging and important problems arising in real-world applications.

  • Erasmus Mundus
    
    Interested students are invited to contact the coordinators of the courses concerned for further information on admission conditions, application forms and scholarships. Erasmus Mundus scholarships are available for all courses published on this site.

• • Technishe University of Eindhoven
     

    You can specialize in three fields in the Master’s program in Industrial and Applied Mathematics. The Computational Science and Engineering specialization focuses primarily on technology, Discrete Mathematics and Applications involves digital communication, while the Statistics, Probability, and Operations Research specialization concentrates mainly on business processes. For more detailed information, see Graduation options.
  • CareerGuide: Робота і кар'єра для студетів, випускників та молоді
    
    Прикольний пошуковий ресурс для пошуку роботи, навчання та різних стипендій.
     
  • Всеукраїнськa стипендійнa програми імені Івана Пулюя
     
    Основною метою створення Всеукраїнської стипендійної програми імені Івана Пулюя є формування національної самосвідомості студентської молоді та надання їй практичних можливостей для особистого і професійного розвитку.
    
    Завданням Всеукраїнської стипендійної програми імені Івана Пулюя є підтримка і матеріальне заохочення обдарованої молоді, інтелектуальний потенціал якої в майбутньому послугує соціально-економічному розвитку України.
     
  • Для студентів 1-3 курсу:
    
    Global Undergraduate (UGRAD) Exchange Program Application Now Available! Application Deadline
    
    The Global Undergraduate Exchange Program (Global UGRAD) in Eurasia and Central Asia is a program of the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs of the United States Department of State. The Global UGRAD program provides opportunities for current first, second, and third year undergraduate students from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, Russian Federation, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Ukraine and Uzbekistan to spend one academic year of non-degree study in a U.S. university or community college. Participants are selected through an open, merit-based competition.