Course curriculum - PhD in Mathematical Sciences
Mathematical Sciences
Mathematical Sciences
Educational component
Courses should be selected in relation to the thesis. Subjects for which the exam was taken more than 2 years before admission cannot normally be included in the mandatory 30 SP. The same applies to courses where exams were included for a different degree. The IME faculty may approve up to one (1) course at the PhD level to be included as a part of the educational component of the PhD programme, where the examination was completed before the completion of a master's degree.
In the context of interdisciplinary projects, students can take exams as needed in the doctoral courses from other departments. A maximum of one subject is allowed.
In addition to courses in the PhD catalogue, the following courses are recommended for students in the PhD programme in mathematical sciences. Please note that these courses cannot be included in the 20 credits required from PhD catalogue.
MA3105 | Advanced Real Analysis |
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TMA4170 | Fourier Analysis |
TMA4175 | Complex Analysis |
TMA4225 | Foundations of Analysis |
TMA4230 | Functional Analysis |
TMA4305 | Partial Differential Equations |
MA3402 | Analysis on Manifolds |
MA3403 | Algebraic Topology I |
MA3405 | Algebraic Topology II |
TMA4250 | Spatial Statistics |
TMA4285 | Time Series Models |
TMA4295 | Statistical Inference |
TMA4300 | Modern Statistical Methods |
TMA4205 | Numerical Linear Algebra |
TMA4220 | Numerical Solutions of Partial Differential Equations Using Element Methods |
TMA4280 | Supercomputing, Introduction |
MA3201 | Rings and Modules |
MA3202 | Galois Theory |
MA3203 | Ring Theory |
MA3204 | Homological Algebra |