The College Scholarship Information are funded by a grant from EPSRC Programme "motivic invariants and categorification This is an interdisciplinary research group working in geometry and representation theory, students, members of the areas covered by the project:
the theory of Donaldson-Thomas of Calabi-Yau 3-folds and its generalizations;
Combination of theory and Donaldson-Thomas representations of algebras;
better presentation of the theory and
mathematical definitions of the conformal field theory.
The College Scholarship Information students will be on projects in a range of aid work under the supervision of one of four investigators.The studentships are attached to St Peters and Lincoln colleges.
The studentships include a basic stipend to cover living expenses, and tuition and college fees at the Home/EU level. Overseas students (non EU) may also apply for the studentships, but will be responsible for making up the difference (currently £9,250 per year) between Home/EU fees and Overseas fees themselves
College Scholarship Information Applications may be made online at www.ox.ac.uk/admissions/postgraduate_courses and should include a CV, covering letter, three references, and a transcript of your undergraduate degree. Alternatively, applications can be sent to Margaret Sloper at the Mathematical Institute using the University’s application form for graduate study, which can be downloaded from the above link. Applications must arrive by the end of the day on 12 May 2011. Please quote the correct reference BK/11/10 in your covering letter.
College Scholarship Information Applicants must arrange for their references to be sent either through the online system or directly to Margaret Sloper (email graduate.studies@maths.ox.ac.uk) by the closing date. For further details of the projects, including the application process, please see www.maths.ox.ac.uk/notices/vacancies, or contact graduate.studies@maths.ox.ac.uk