KTH Royal Institute of Technology

Overview

The PhD in Mathematics at KTH Royal Institute of Technology offers an opportunity to engage in advanced research across a diverse array of mathematical disciplines. This program emphasizes collaboration with international partners and industry to foster innovative solutions and insights.

What you'll study

Doctoral studies are primarily organized around the research project you choose, complemented by academic training and ongoing participation in departmental activities. The program covers a wide range of research areas, including:

• Algebraic geometry
• Algebraic topology
• Differential geometry
• Dynamical systems
• Harmonic analysis
• Combinatorics
• Commutative algebra
• Complex analysis
• Mathematical physics
• Numerical analysis
• Partial differential equations
• Spectral theory
• Number theory

The culmination of the program is a doctoral thesis that reflects original research contributions to the field.

Entry requirements

To apply for the PhD program, candidates must meet KTH’s general entry requirements for doctoral studies. Admission is contingent upon the alignment of your academic background with the proposed research area and the availability of an appropriate supervisor.

Applicants are typically required to provide academic transcripts, a CV, and information pertinent to their research interests, such as a statement of purpose or research proposal, which may vary by department.

Career prospects