Amid all the debate about equipping ourselves for the 'technological' world of the future, one thing is for sure: the quality of research in the Mathematical and Life Sciences (and beyond) depends on the quality of its young researchers. In that spirit we are delighted to welcome our latest cohort of DPhil (PhD) students, 43 of them, all fully funded, from across the globe. 13 from the UK, 15 from the European Union and a further 15 from India, Kenya, Norway, Australia, Mexico, USA, China, Switzerland, Argentina, Israel and South Africa.
We would also like to welcome our masters students and in particular our first cohort of Oxford Masters in Mathematical Sciences (OMMS) students, 36 in total, 26 men and 10 women from 17 different countries. This standalone course offers students the opportunity to join our current fourth year undergraduates and work with our internationally renowned faculty.
Welcome to everyone. We (and we don't just mean Oxford) need you all.