The call for applications for the 42nd cycle is now open: https://www.uniroma1.it/en/pagina/admissions-2026-2027-phd-programmes Deadline: June 17 at 2:00 PM. Further information will be published on this page in the coming days.
Presentations of the various research areas. These are the 2025 presentations: some information may not be up to date. For updated information, please refer to the official call for applications, or attend one of the following meetings, during which the coordinator, together with representatives of the doctoral board and of the doctoral students, will answer questions from prospective applicants:
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Friday, June 5, 11:00 a.m. Online: https://meet.google.com/pfr-ybhb-omd
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Monday, June 8, time to be confirmed. Online: https://meet.google.com/pfr-ybhb-omd
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Tuesday, June 9, 3:00 p.m. Online: https://meet.google.com/pfr-ybhb-omd
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Tuesday, June 9, 3:00 p.m. Picone Lecture Hall
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Friday, June 11, 11:00 a.m. Online: https://meet.google.com/pfr-ybhb-omd
All times are local time in Italy.
Alternatively, you may contact the coordinator by email: domenico.fiorenza@uniroma1.it
The Ph.D. program in Mathematics lasts 3 years and aims to train its students for a professional or academic career, in the area of Pure and Applied Mathematics.
To attain this goal, the doctoral program provides:
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a broad and high-level preparation in mathematics;
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the opportunity to deepen mathematical understanding and abilities through scientific research;
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participation in a research program in promising areas of mathematics or its applications in an interdisciplinary setting.
The excellence of the research performed in the Department together with the wide-ranging collaborative relationships maintained by researchers in the Department of Mathematics guarantee the high quality of the doctoral program. Our doctoral program belongs to the Vito Volterra Doctoral School, which is an additional opportunity for enriching the scientific and cultural value of our program.
The doctoral program starts every year at the beginning of November and, for the following three years the students attend courses, develop an individual research project under the guidance of a supervisor, and participate to the research activities of the Department of Mathematics.
Each year, there are approximately ten scholarships available.The number of available fully supported fellowships (with no teaching duties) and of positions without financial support is announced every year in the call for applications.