PhD Program - Mathématiques
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Basel
Key information
- Publication date:20 August 2024
- Workload:100%
- Place of work:Basel
Job summary
Join the PhD Program in Mathematics at CUSO, enhancing research skills. Enjoy a collaborative academic environment with diverse training.
Tasks
- Engage in comprehensive research and training activities.
- Collaborate with faculty and fellow doctoral students.
- Participate in program benefits and validate your engagement.
Skills
- Open to doctoral students from partner universities.
- Strong analytical and problem-solving abilities.
- Effective communication and teamwork skills.
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PhD Program - Mathématiques
CategoryMathematics
Position PhD Program
Under the label Swiss Doctoral Program in Mathematics the departments and institutes of mathematics at the Universities of Basel , Bern , Fribourg , Geneva and Neuchâtel offer a joint program for doctoral students in mathematics. The program is open to all doctoral students at the mentioned universities and aims to provide a comprehensive spectrum of research and training activities.
The graduate students are attached to the universities where they are enrolled. In particular, master’s and doctoral degrees are issued by the participating universities and are outside the competence of the Doctoral Program.
The Swiss Doctoral Program in Mathematics consists of participating faculty, graduate students enrolled in the Doctoral Program, and post-docs. Participation is voluntary. The Doctoral Program permits doctoral students to validate their engagement and to profit from the offers and benefits of the program.
The Swiss Doctoral Program in Mathematics was founded in 2006. In a pilot phase till 2008 it was running together with the pre-existing Ecole doctorale de mathématiques Genève - Neuchâtel . In 2009, the Swiss Doctoral Program in Mathematics had a common budget with the Troisième cycle Romand de mathématiques and was fully supported by the CUSO .
On January 1, 2010, the Doctoral Program merged with the Troisième cycle Romand de mathématiques and runs now under the official label Programme doctoral en mathématiques de la CUSO. Please see the archive for the history of the Troisième cycle.
The graduate students are attached to the universities where they are enrolled. In particular, master’s and doctoral degrees are issued by the participating universities and are outside the competence of the Doctoral Program.
The Swiss Doctoral Program in Mathematics consists of participating faculty, graduate students enrolled in the Doctoral Program, and post-docs. Participation is voluntary. The Doctoral Program permits doctoral students to validate their engagement and to profit from the offers and benefits of the program.
The Swiss Doctoral Program in Mathematics was founded in 2006. In a pilot phase till 2008 it was running together with the pre-existing Ecole doctorale de mathématiques Genève - Neuchâtel . In 2009, the Swiss Doctoral Program in Mathematics had a common budget with the Troisième cycle Romand de mathématiques and was fully supported by the CUSO .
On January 1, 2010, the Doctoral Program merged with the Troisième cycle Romand de mathématiques and runs now under the official label Programme doctoral en mathématiques de la CUSO. Please see the archive for the history of the Troisième cycle.
