Assistantship Program in Applied and Interdisciplinary Mathematics  - University of Michigan Ann Arbor

  Program: Applied and Interdisciplinary Mathematics   The AIM Ph.D. program at the University of Michigan is an interdisciplinary doctoral program focused on applied mathematics. It allows students to pursue research that bridges mathematics and other disciplines, guided by co-advisors from both mathematics and a partner field.  Who Can Apply?  Prospective Ph.D. students with strong academic backgrounds in mathematics or related quantitative fields. Applicants from diverse academic disciplines are welcome if they demonstrate strong mathematical aptitude.  What is Covered?  All admitted Ph.D. students receive full funding, including:  A stipend  Full tuition support  Health insurance  Funding is typically guaranteed for at least five years, contingent on satisfactory academic progress.  Eligibility Criteria  A bachelor’s or master’s degree in mathematics, applied mathematics, or a related discipline  Strong background in mathematics and quantitative methods  Evidence of research potential  TOEFL or IELTS scores (for non-native English speakers)  GRE is not required (as of recent cycles, but applicants should confirm current policy)  How to Apply?  Applications must be submitted through the Rackham Graduate School portal. Required material...