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This course provides training in the application of mathematics to a wide range of problems in science and technology. Emphasis is placed on the formulation of problems, on the analytical and numerical techniques for a solution and the computation of useful results. The course consists of both taught courses and a dissertation.
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Information on places for graduate study at Oxford. Full bursaries are available for some courses, covering fees and living costs.
This 4-year DPhil programme aims to produce highly trained, outstanding mathematicians with deep expertise and interdisciplinary skills in the analysis & applications of Partial Differential Equations (PDEs) and related areas of Core Mathematics and its interfaces.
The International Brain Mechanics and Trauma Lab at the University of Oxford is a compelling example of modern scientific collaboration. Comprising academics from across the sciences, both medical and life science and including Mathematicians and Engineers, the lab is pooling its talents to better understand the relations between brain-tissue mechanics and brain function, diseases and trauma.