PhD in Mathematics for Future Climate: The Mathematics for our Future Climate (MFC CDT) is an interdisciplinary doctoral training programme designed to equip students with mathematical skills to tackle climate change issues. This programme is a collaborative effort among Imperial College London, the University of Reading, and the University of Southampton.
Scholarship Opportunity: Mathematics for our Future Climate Doctoral Training Programme
Designation
PhD in Mathematics for our Future Climate
Research Area
- Mathematical theory and numerical modelling of oceanic and atmospheric processes
- Data analysis and assimilation with weather and climate models
- Mathematical applications related to climate change response
Location
- University of Reading
- Imperial College London
- University of Southampton
Eligibility/Qualification
- Candidates must hold a master’s degree in mathematics or a related field with a strong mathematics content by the start of the PhD programme.
Description
The MFC CDT programme provides a unique opportunity to engage in research that combines mathematics with physical and climate sciences. The programme involves collaborations with ocean, weather and climate services, including the National Oceanography Centre and the UK Meteorological Office. Students will benefit from hands-on experience, mentorship, and collaboration with industrial partners from sectors such as insurance, energy, water, and marine.
How to Apply
- Create an Account: Begin by setting up an account on the PhD and professional doctorate online application portal.
- Application Process: Once registered, you can complete your application. Select:
- Programme title: PhD in Mathematics (initial registration) (full-time)
- Entry year: 2025/26, start month: September
- Documentation Required:
- Personal statement (detailing motivation and suitability)
- CV
- Academic transcripts
- Contact information for two referees
- Funding Information: Indicate that you wish to apply for a “PhD studentship in Mathematics for our Future Climate” when asked about funding.
- Submission: Applications must be submitted through the online portal before the deadline.
Last Date to Apply
- First Application Deadline: Sunday, 10 November 2024
- Second Application Deadline: Sunday, 12 January 2025
- Final Application Deadline: Sunday, 9 March 2025
| Application Deadline | Interview Dates |
|---|---|
| First: 10 Nov 2024 | First interviews: 18 Nov 2024 |
| Second: 12 Jan 2025 | First interviews: 20 Jan 2025 |
| Final: 9 Mar 2025 | First interviews: 17 Mar 2025 |
This scholarship provides a full stipend, PhD fees, and a generous research allowance, making it an excellent opportunity for aspiring researchers in the field of climate mathematics.
