Application for MathMods batch 2018 opens today - deadline April 6
The 2018 application for our Joint Master's Course MathMods and its related scholarships (as many as 21 available, worth up to 47,000 euros!) is finally open. You now have three months to complete your application, as the deadline is on April 6, 2018.
Browse the Apply section to find information about requirements and the newly-designed scholarship scheme. And make sure you don't miss out our new programme structure, featuring revamped study paths and two new partners (Vienna University of Technology and Hamburg University of Technology).
We're currently applying for the Erasmus+ Call for Proposals 2018 to continue awarding Erasmus Munuds scholarships to our future generations as we have been doing for ten years now since the establishment of our Consortium. In June 2018 we will learn from the EACEA whether we will be financed or not for the next 3 intakes, including the forthcoming one starting in September 2018. Thus, if we are successful, selected applicants will be awarded a full Erasmus Mundus scholarship, as per the amounts specified here. If we shouldn't be selected for Erasmus Mundus scholarships (TBA in June 2018), selected students will be awarded a Consortium scholarship.
If you've got questions about how to apply, take a look at our FAQs or just email us!
A bunch of pics from the end-of-year dinner we threw today (Wednesday December 20, 2017) for all our international students from both the MathMods & the InterMaths programmes.
Happy Holidays, everyone!
Schedule of lectures, Semester 1, 2017/2018 academic year
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Schedule of lectures - Year1 - Sem1 - 2017/2018 Date 2017-09-21 - File size 50.99 KB |
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Some pictures from the excursion we made today (Sept 22, 2017) on mount Gran Sasso (btw, Gran = big, Sasso = rock) with our first and second-year students from MathMods and InterMaths (there were around 80 of us!).
We took an "EASY" path from Campo Imperatore up to Rifugio Duca Degli Abruzzi - surprisingly enough, there was already some snow up there (btw, it's at about 2,000 m asl). After that, we had an arrosticini barbecue at Fonte Vetica. Later in the afternoon we stopped by in the medieval village of Santo Stefano di Sessanio, where we made our way through its narrow cobbled streets.
We hope everybody enjoyed the trip as much as we did! See you on the next trip.
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