Future Climate PhD Studentship: The EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Mathematics for our Future Climate (MFC CDT) invites applications for its PhD studentship. This interdisciplinary program leverages mathematics to tackle climate change issues. Candidates will gain expertise in climate science, geophysical sciences, scientific computing, statistics, and data analysis, preparing them to contribute significantly to climate change mitigation and adaptation strategies.
Summary Table
Title | Mathematics for our Future Climate PhD Studentship |
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Designation | PhD Student |
Research Area | Climate Science, Geophysical Sciences, Mathematical Modelling |
Location | Imperial College London, University of Reading, University of Southampton |
Eligibility/Qualification | Relevant Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Mathematics or related field |
Job Description | Interdisciplinary research, collaboration, hands-on climate science projects |
How to Apply | Online via PhD and professional doctorate application portal |
Last Date for Apply | Rolling applications, apply as soon as possible |
Designation
PhD Student
Research Area
- Climate Science
- Geophysical Sciences
- Mathematical Modelling
- Scientific Computing
- Statistics and Data Analysis
Location
- Imperial College London
- University of Reading
- University of Southampton
Eligibility/Qualification
Applicants must have a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Mathematics or a related field. Proficiency in mathematical theory, numerical modelling, data analysis, and scientific computing is essential.
Job Description
PhD project areas include:
- Mathematical theory and numerical modelling of oceanic and atmospheric processes
- Data analysis and assimilation with weather and climate models
- Mathematical applications in response to climate change
Candidates will engage in interdisciplinary research, collaborating with academic and industrial partners, and participating in hands-on projects to address climate challenges.
How to Apply
- Apply using the PhD and professional doctorate online application portal.
- Create an account on the portal to receive an email acknowledgment and access to the RISIS portal.
- Log into the RISIS system and choose:
- Programme title: PhD in Mathematics (initial registration) (full-time)
- Entry year: 2024/25
- Start month: September
- Complete all sections, following specific guidance for references, funding, and the research proposal (upload a personal statement instead of a research proposal).
Supporting Documents:
- Transcripts and certificates
- English language proficiency proof (if relevant)
- Personal statement
- Full CV (excluding photo, but including personal information, education timeline, employment history, and other relevant details)
Last Date for Apply
Applications are considered on a rolling basis. As places are limited, early application is advised.
For more details, visit the MFC CDT programme.
For any queries, contact:
- Professor Jennifer Scott (Director at Reading): jennifer.scott@reading.ac.uk
- MFC Admissions Officer: zuowei.wang@reading.ac.uk