MathMods :: Joint MSc

From the download section you can now download the 2016 selection list for the awarding of Erasmus Mundus Scholarships (Programme and Partner countries) to attend the 2016 batch of the MathMods MSc.

Selection list 2016 Date 2016-02-29 - File size 95.37 KB

• 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.
• 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 850 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 don't have 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?"

A few more updates about the timetable of lectures for the second semester (Sommer Semester) at the University of Hamburg (2016) can be downloaded from the link below.

Timetable Semester2 2016 UHH Date 2016-02-26 - File size 194.39 KB

Just a quick note to remind all our users that the deadline to apply for an EM scholarship is in 3 days, January 22! The form will actually be disabled on January 23 at 10 am (GMT +1), but we'd like to point out that, unlike in the previous editions, the deadline has been advanced by one week and there's one deadline only for both non-EU and EU applicants.

So, make sure you've uploaded all the required documentation and that your referees have submitted their online reference for you.

If you have any questions, do let us know!

We're glad to announce the opening of applications for the 2016 batch of our Erasmus Mundus Joint Master's Course MathMods and its related Erasmus Mundus scholarships worth up to 47,000 euros!

Browse the Admission section to find detailed information about requirements, deadlines and the link to the on-line application form.

If you've got questions about how to apply, take a look at our FAQs or just email us!

This year our "Welcome Day" (October 16, 2015) featured a visit to the stunning Stiffe Caves in the morning as well as a superb lunch in a typical country restaurant, Fattoria Antica Forconia. Later in the afteroon we visited the Gran Sasso National Laboratory (LNGS), the largest underground laboratory in the world for experiments in particle physics, particle astrophysics and nuclear astrophysics located between the towns of L'Aquila and Teramo - about 120 km away from Rome. There was an introductory lecture + guided tour led by Prof. Roberto Aloisio from GSSI, whom we wish to thank for having hosted us.

The presentation was held in the headquarters of the LNGS, located in an external building near "Assergi" motorwary exit. We then moved to the actual underground facilities, located on a side of the ten kilometres long motorway tunnel crossing the Gran Sasso Mountain. According to LNGS website, the laboratories lie beneath 1,400 metres of rock and "consist of three large experimental halls, each about 100 m long, 20 m wide and 18 m high and service tunnels, for a total volume of about 180,000 cubic metres".

We hope everybody enjoyed it as much as we did!