Content
Dissertation
- You undertake independent research in pure mathematics and applied mathematics.
- You find and describe answers to questions in engineering and the natural sciences.
- You publish research results in international peer-reviewed journals or conference proceedings.
Courses (curricular workload)
- You extend your knowledge by taking specialised courses in different areas of mathematics.
- You participate in seminars on scientific communication where you can discuss your progress and the results of your dissertation.
Focus Areas
- Algebra and number theory
- Analysis
- Discrete mathematics
- Numerical mathematics and scientific computing
- Probability theory and statistics
- Geometry and geometry processing
- Optimisation and operations research
- Differential equations
- etc.
- Duration of study: 3 years
- Academic degree: Doktorin/Doktor der technischen Wissenschaften (Dr. techn.; translation: Doctor of Engineering Sciences) or Doktorin/Doktor der Naturwissenschaften (Dr.rer.nat.; translation: Doctor of Natural Sciences), equivalent to the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
- Language of instruction: English
- Admission requirements: see requirements for doctoral programmes
- Curricula and statutes:
- Catalogues of electives
I study mathematics because you discover and don‘t invent. Mathematics makes it easy to understand what’s already there.
Mathematics is the language that we can use to describe reality. It fascinates me, because I can reveal something that’s actually hidden. I'm not inventing something; I'm discovering it. I chose TU Graz because it has a very good reputation – and because the
Sporgassereminds me personally so much of Italy.
Information and Advice
- Head of the Doctoral School of Mathematics and Scientific Computing
Johannes WALLNER
Univ.-Prof. Mag.rer.nat. Dipl.-Ing. Dr.techn.
Phone: +43 (316) 873 - 8440
j.wallner@tugraz.at - Dean of Studies for Mathematics
Peter GRABNER
Univ.-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Dr.tech
Phone: +43 (316) 873 - 7124; 7125
peter.grabner@tugraz.at - Student representative of the Doctoral School of Mathematics and Scientific Computing
Gundelinde WIEGEL
BSc. MSc.
wiegel@math.tugraz.at - Student representatives: PhD Union
Admission Deadlines
Winter semester 2019/20:
8 July to 30 November 2019
Summer semester 2020:
7 January to 30 April 2020
Further informationen on registration and admission
International degree programme applicants: admission and application deadlines
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Teaching staff and Institutes
Teaching staff
People with teaching license to teach (venia docendi) at the doctoral school can supervise your dissertation. Information about the areas of expertise and publications of the teaching staff can be found on their respective business cards.
Institutes
The following institutes are associated with the Doctoral School of Mathematics and Scientific Computing:
Institutes at TU Graz
- Institute of Analysis and Number Theory
- Institute of Computational Mathematics
- Institute of Discrete Mathematics
- Institute of Statistics
- Institute of Geometry
