Summer School on
Mathematical and Computer Modelling
June 18-24, 2017, Lviv
Target students: second-years from the InterMaths & the MathMods programs
For more information, click here
Before starting their second semester in Hamburg University, our first-years have thrown an amazing international dinner-party in the courtyard of our students' flats. We really enjoyed every single traditional dish from their home country, as you can clearly see from the photos below.
Once again, we wish you all the best for your second semester!
Ci vediamo presto a L'Aquila!
Take a look at the photos from the day-trip we had on Saturday 18, 2017, as a way to say goodbye to our MathMods-year1, who are going to leave Italy in a few days to start their Semester-2 in Hamburg.
We visited two towns lying in an area on the border between Lazio, Umbria and Tuscany, at around 3 hours' drive from L'Aquila, both dating back to the Etruscan times:
- Civita di Bagnoregio [Viterbo, Lazio], aka the dying/disappearing town
- Montepulciano [Siena, Tuscany], which is possibly more world-famous for its wine than for its history :)
Thank you, everyone, for joining us on the trip and we hope to see you soon in Italy!
Browse the Downloads section and view the 2017 selection list for the awarding of Erasmus Mundus Scholarships (Programme and Partner countries) to join the 2017 edition of the MathMods MSc.
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- All the applicants in the main list (students being awarded an Erasmus Mundus scholarship) are going to receive an email on the next couple of days with detailed instructions on what to do to confirm their position.
- The European Agency (EACEA) may also award additional scholarships to applicants from specific regions of the world (aka "geographical windows"). According to the EACEA rules, the maximum number of such scholarships for the MathMods MSc is 14. That is why some applicants will find in the list an additional sub-ranking relative to each set geographical window. We hope we will receive a scholarship per each geographical window (and two for Iran). However, this cannot be said now: such additional scholarships will indeed be assigned to the MathMods consortium by the end of April only in case of budget availability (and even more than one scholarship per window might be granted to the same programme).
- All the applicants in the reserve list (waiting list) are obviously eligible for our MSc programme. They may join our programme as self-funding students (more details will be emailed soon) and even be awarded an Erasmus Mundus scholarship if their ranking is relatively high and any of the applicants above them should reject our scholarship. Further information about this, as well as details about the possibility to benefit from reduction of the tuition fees and additional grants, will be emailed on the next days.
- If your ID number is not in the list, unfortunately this means that you are in the non-selected list. This doesn't necessarily mean that your application was not good enough (by the way, we have received around 1040 applications!), but that it was given a ranking lower than the one given to other applicants before you in the list. In actual fact, the European Agency (EACEA) only allows us to have a relatively limited number of eligible students in the reserve list, mainly because of the fact that the number of scholarships is quite limited and it would be no use to have such a long waiting list.
What if I can't recall my ID number?
Your ID no. can be found:
- in your online profile
- in your registration email
- in your confirmation email
If you don't even remember your login and password, visit the page of the application form. You'll find a link that says "Forgot login?"
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