Mathematics Research
Master
In London
Description
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Type
Master
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Location
London
Entry requirements
Entry requirements
Minimum UK requirements
Financial Maths
Bachelor’s degree with 1st class or 2:1 honours. Those applying for the joint degree are encouraged to contact an academic at King's to develop research links with the partner institution. Candidates may also be interviewed.
Disordered Systems
Bachelor’s degree with 1st class or 2:1 honours. Those applying for the joint degree are encouraged to contact an academic at King's to develop research links with the partner institution.
Statistics
Bachelor’s degree with 2:1 honours. A good MMath, MSci or master's degree with high grades in modules that relate to the chosen research area will strengthen the application.
Theoretical Physics
Bachelor’s degree with 1st class or 2:1 honours. A good MMath, MSci or master's degree with high grades in modules that relate to the chosen research area will strengthen the application. Candidates may also be interviewed at the Department's open day or afterwards.
Pure Maths
MMath, MSci or Master’s degree with Merit and high grades in modules relating to the research area. Candidates may also be interviewed.
International requirements Visit our admissions webpages to view our International entry requirements.
English Language requirements Band E Visit our admissions webpages to view our English language entry requirements.
Students applying for the joint PhD programme with Humboldt University may be required to hold a Master’s degree in order to meet the requirements of Humboldt University.
Application procedure
Applicants who are applying to the Financial Maths, Disordered Systems, Statistics, or Theoretical Physics should apply for the Applied Mathematics Research MPhil/PhD.
Applicants applying for the Pure Mathematics pathway should apply to the Pure Mathematics Research MPhil/PhD
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Subjects
- GCSE Physics
- Financial Training
- Joint
- Systems
- University
- Financial
- International
- Maths
- English
- Statistics
- Staff
- English Language
- Supervisor
- Mathematics
- GCSE Mathematics
- Opportunity
- PHD
- Conferences
- Mathematics education
- Mathematics Foundation
- PhD students
- Writing papers
Course programme
Course detail Description
Our department has a large number of active and internationally renowned researchers and postdoctoral research fellows. The research groups organise regular seminars, where top-ranking scientists from around the world present new results, which our research students can witness firsthand. The students also organise their own informal seminars and discussion groups. The lively environment and the exceptionally friendly atmosphere at our department contribute to the high success rate of our students. You can apply for supervision in all fields of interest of our staff members. The department provides funding for PhD students to attend suitable schools and conferences during their studies.
Joint PhD programme
Exciting opportunities are now available to undertake a joint PhD programme with the University of Hong Kong or the Humboldt University of Berlin.
You will be assigned a supervisor with whom you will work closely. You will also attend research seminars and take part in other research related activities in your research group, the department and more widely in the University of London. We do not specify fixed attendance hours, but we expect a good level of attendance, and our research students benefit from informal interaction with each other. You will be provided with working and storage space, as well as a computer. On arrival you will discuss your research programme with your supervisor, and you will attend general induction sessions.
Postgraduate training
Carrying out research is learned in apprenticeship mode as PhD student works with a supervisor. Our PhD students receive various forms of training during their period of research, eg attending courses in the London Taught Courses Centre, attendance at EPSRC summer schools; provision of advanced lecture courses; College training courses for graduates who will give tutorial teaching to undergraduates; weekly seminars in the area of your research; frequent research group meetings; attendance at national and international conference and research meetings. Communication skills are developed by: preparing and presenting seminars in the department, assisted by your supervisor; apprenticeship in writing papers and, in due course, the PhD thesis. Students also have the opportunity to give tutorials (with training, see above) to undergraduates.
Head of group/divisionProfessor Simon Salamon
Contact for informationContact the Admissions Office • Before you apply: via our Enquiry Form ( • After applying: use the messaging service at apply.kcl.ac.uk Postgraduate Officer, Admissions Office Tel: +44 (0)20 7848 1648
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