Upcoming courses

Upcoming 2026 - 27 courses at the Taught Course Centre

Here's what we have coming up at the TCC this year.

Term 1: 12 October - 6 December 2026

Term 2: 18 January - 12 March 2027

Term 3: 26 April - 18 June 2027

From Optimal Control to Reinforcement Learning	Dr Dante Kalise, Imperial College London	Term 1
Buildings	Dr Amy Herron, University of Bristol	Term 1
Regularity theories for PDEs: De Giorgi-Nash-Moser and Schauder	Dr Amelie Loher, University of Oxford	Term 1
Introduction to logarithmic algebraic geometry	Dr Simon Felten, University of Oxford	Term 1
Geometric measure theory	Dr David Bate, University of Warwick	Term 1
Analysis of the Sub-Laplacian	Dr Steven Flynn, UCL	Term 1
Stochastic Interface Models	Dr Florian Schweiger, University of Bath	Term 1
Exactly solvable models in statistical mechanics	Dr Thomas Bothner, University of Bristol	Term 2
Symmetric Spaces	Dr Ido Grayevsky, Bristol, and Dr Raz Slutsky, Oxford	Term 2
PDE-constrained optimisation	Professor Bertram During, University of Warwick	Term 2
The Kakeya problem, incidence geometry and the polynomial method	Dr Andras Mathe, University of Warwick	Term 2
Dynamical approaches in number theory	Dr Joel Moreira, University of Warwick	Term 2
Algebraic Stacks	Dr Federico Bongiorno, Imperial College London	Term 2
Coarse Geometry of Graphs	Dr Joseph MacManus, University of Bristol	Term 2
Number Theory and Ramanujan	Dr Andrew Pearce Crump, University of Bristol	Term 3
Numerical solutions of stochastic differential equations	Professor Chenggui Yuan, Swansea University	Term 3
Harmonic analysis and representations of groups	Dr Josh Southerland, University of Bristol	Term 3
Hamilton-Jacobi equations and Optimal Control	Dr Megan Griffin-Pickering, University of Warwick	Term 3
Random Walks in Dynamic Random Environments		Term 3
Mixed Finite Element Methods and Finite Element Complexes	Dr Boris Andrews, University of Oxford	Term 3
Numerical Solutions to Differential Equations	Dr Jehan Aslwaihli, University of Bath	Term 3
An Introduction to Computability	Dr Manlio Valenti, Swansea University	Term 3