Learning objectives for the PhD in Mathematics

• Breadth of Knowledge in Mathematics: Students will acquire a comprehensive understanding of mathematical concepts, theories, and methodologies, equipping them to tackle complex mathematical problems and contribute to the advancement of the field.
• Research Competence: Students identify and address original mathematical problems, design and execute research strategies, and contribute innovative solutions to mathematical challenges in a specialized area.
• Teaching Proficiency: Students will design and execute effective courses for undergraduates.
• Effective Communication: Students will articulate complex mathematical ideas, findings, and methodologies for diverse audiences.
• Preparedness for Diverse Career Paths: Graduates will acquire training for a range of professional opportunities including academic teaching and research roles, as well as positions in industry where advanced mathematical expertise is required.
• Collaborative Skills and Professionalism: Students will work effectively in diverse teams, uphold ethical standards in teaching, research and collaboration, and contribute positively to the broader mathematical community.