The PhD in Pure and Applied Mathematics at Politecnico di Torino is a consortium doctorate delivered with the University of Turin and the National Institute of Higher Mathematics “F. Severi” (Rome). The programme supports advanced research across core areas of pure and applied mathematics, with opportunities for international co-supervision.
The PhD in Pure and Applied Mathematics at Politecnico di Torino is a collaborative program offered in partnership with the University of Turin and the National Institute of Higher Mathematics “F. Severi” in Rome. This doctorate focuses on advanced research in both pure and applied mathematics, providing students with opportunities for international collaboration and co-supervision.
The program is designed to combine rigorous academic training with extensive research activities. Students will engage in a personalized research project under expert supervision while participating in structured activities that enhance their research skills, academic communication, and professional growth.
Note: For specific details regarding the number of years, ECTS/credits, and the semester-by-semester module list, please consult the program regulations or contact the department directly.
Applicants are expected to hold a Master’s degree or an equivalent second-level qualification that is recognized for admission to the PhD program.
GRE/GMAT: There is no specific GRE or GMAT requirement indicated for this program.
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