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Charles University Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
PhD in Algebra, Theory of Numbers and Mathematical Logic
- Prague, Czech Republic
PhD
Full time
4 years
On-Campus, Blended
English
The study program "Algebra, Number Theory, and Mathematical Logic" offers students an advanced education in a selected area. Education allows the program graduates to follow contemporary research. It teaches them the basics of independent scientific work and how to approach various abstract problems.
Claremont Graduate University Institute of Mathematical Sciences (IMS)
Ph.D. in Mathematics
- Claremont, USA
PhD
On-Campus
English
With a Ph.D. in Mathematics from Claremont Graduate University, you will join a community of highly educated, capable scientists who excel at communicating knowledge to students, fellow mathematicians, and the global community. CGU’s Institute of Mathematical Sciences (IMS) trains scientists in fundamental areas of mathematics and develops expertise in specialized areas of interest.
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Algebra degree programs at the doctoral level dive deep into advanced mathematical theories and practices. This discipline's complexity allows you to explore abstract concepts and their real-world applications, providing a solid foundation for academic research or roles in academia.
Through rigorous study, you'll investigate topics like group theory, linear algebra, and mathematical proofs. You might also engage in specialized courses focusing on number theory or algebraic geometry, equipping you with capability in abstract reasoning and proof construction. Students build confidence as they engage with intricate mathematical ideas and develop the prowess needed for innovative problem-solving.
Doctoral programs emphasize research, requiring you to contribute original findings to the field. You'll hone skills in critical analysis, model development, and algorithm design, preparing you for careers in research institutions, academic settings, or industries relying on advanced quantitative analysis. Graduates often pursue roles such as university professors, research scientists, or data scientists, where they can apply their expertise globally.