The University of Birmingham are accepting applications for two 1-year postgraduate masters courses in Nuclear Education.

Final reminder that today, 14^th March, is the deadline to sign up to volunteer at the Oxford Maths Festival (10^th-11^th May).

Have a department-related question? The Department has a student hotline: @email.

As exam season approaches, we want to remind you of the wellbeing resources available for students.

Here are a few resources which may help:

Managing your workload

Trojan Records, founded by Jamaican Duke Reid and based in North-West London, was instrumental in bringing Jamaican music, initially rocksteady (as in this song) and then reggae, to a European audience, paving the way for the likes of Bob Marley. This track was later covered brilliantly by Blondie and also Atomic Kitten amongst others.

A double bill of big hitters for this annual lecture from the Department of Computer Science.

Leo De Moura (Amazon Web Services)- Formalizing the Future: Lean’s Impact on Mathematics, Programming, and AI 

Kevin Buzzard (Imperial College) - Will Computers prove theorems?

6 May, 14:30, Lecture Theatre 1, Mathematical Institute

We're  looking for mentors and projects for online research projects with Africa. This scheme matches mentors with Master’s-level students in sub-Saharan Africa who are not currently enrolled in a PhD programme; through a combination of research experience and skills training, the scheme aims to empower students to make competitive graduate applications in Africa and elsewhere.