CALLS FOR APPLICATIONS: IN MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES FOR THE 2019-2020 ACADEMIC YEAR

The Paris Mathematical Sciences Foundation (FSMP) is a thematic network for advanced research in mathematics and theoretical computer science in Paris, founded by the CNRS, the ENS, the Pierre and Marie Curie University, the University Paris-Diderot and 4 Chairs of Mathematics of the Collège de France. The partners are Inria, the universities Paris-Dauphine, Paris-Descartes, Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne, Paris-Nord, and IdEx PSL (teams of the Ecole des Mines, Observatoire de Paris and EHESS).

The Science Mathematics Foundation of Paris is delighted to offer Math in Paris Fellowships to pursue master degree programme. The fellowship is available to foreign nationals.

The selected prize winners thus integrate the masters of mathematical sciences or theoretical computer science of the universities of the network of the FSMP. They benefit from a range of teaching methods unique in the world, based on all the skills of the Paris research laboratories in mathematical sciences.

The following opportunities are available:

• Research chairs
• Postdoctoral positions
• PhD fellowship
• Masters scholarships

Who can apply?

Applications are invited from only students who can benefit from the French social coverage for students. Thus, for this call for applications, only applicants born after September, 1st 1992 are able to apply to a M2 scholarship (or October, 1st 1993 for a 2-year scholarship)

How to apply?

Documents to upload with the online application

• Curriculum vitae
• Letter of application
• Bachelor school reports (transcript of grades) and certificate
• Master school reports (transcript of grades) and certification when available
• Letter(s) of recommendation(s): do not forget to mention (step 4 of the application process) the e-mail address of the professors who wish to send recommendation letters. They will receive an automatic email to upload their letter.

Only Complete application will be considered.

Fill the online participation form on www.sciencesmaths-paris.fr

Deadline

January 26, 2019

For more information, please visit www.sciencesmaths-paris.fr