finished (2021/12/16, finished 2022/05/03, listed until 2022/03/31)
Fellowships for Master and PhD programs in Toulouse Application call for Master fellowships: Opening date:
December 17th 2021Closing date: January 31st 2022Application call for PhD Fellowships: Opening date: February 1st 2022Applications online onlyThe Graduate School “Mathematics and Interactions in Toulouse” (EUR - MINT) will soon open its annual fellowship competition for students willing to get enrolled in the Master+PhD program in Mathematics in Toulouse, France. The MINT Master+PhD program is strongly research-oriented and designed to follow students for up to 5 years leading all the way to the completion of his/her thesis. In addition to standard courses in Toulouse, MINT promotes Summer schools and the Masterclass series of lectures all revolving around research topics of current interest. MINT fellowships provides competitive funding as well as a number of “extras” such as travel expenses to Toulouse, tuition and university fees, as well as financial support to attend conferences and schools either in France or abroad.
In scientific terms, MINT relies on the faculty of the “Institut de Mathematiques de Toulouse (IMT)”. The IMT counts over 200 tenured faculty members covering a large range of contemporary research in both Pure and Applied Mathematics. Selection of students Selection of students admitted to MINT program is based on the student’s record and academic merits. It is possible to join MINT program at 3 different moments of your studies, namely:
( a) As a M1 student: In Europe, M1 is commonly identified with the 4th year of study in Mathematical program started immediately after high school. Some standard courses at the level in question would be differential geometry, Fourier transform, a standard course on ODE-PDE, Probability and Statistic. More details on the M1 program in Toulouse
(b) As a M2 student: M2 is the last year of study before being able to officially start your PhD thesis. M2 is therefore essentially equivalent to the 1st year of a PhD program in North or South American countries (e.g. Canada, US, and Brazil). The year of M2 is concluded with the preparation of a “M2 report” on a chosen topic and under the guidance of an IMT faculty member: this report plays the role of the “qualifying exam” in the aforementioned countries in the sense that after doing it you are able to enroll in “thesis preparation” which is our PhD program.
More details on the M2 program in Toulouse
(c) As a PhD student: As indicated above, by “PhD program” it is meant the elaboration of the PhD thesis which is supposed to take (up to) 3 years. To apply for our PhD program (or equivalently to a PhD fellowship), you need to provide a thesis project endorsed by an IMT faculty member who also agrees to become your supervisor in case your application is successful. It is therefore recommended to contact prospective thesis supervisors among the IMT faculty beforehand.
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