PhD programme in mathematical statistics |
The PhD programme in mathematical statistics is a four year programme
consisting of both course work and a thesis part. Information about the
programme and how to apply appears below. For additional information you
are welcome to contact the director of graduate studies, professor Ola Hössjer (home page here): phone +46 8 164584 and e-mail:
ola at math.su.se.
1. General information about the PhD programme
The PhD programme lasts for four years, usually spread out over 5 years also including teaching duties. The research topics cover many areas of mathematical statistics, for example: biostatistics, actuarial mathematics, financial mathematics, biostochastics, theoretical inference and probability theory. General information here.
- Schematic overview of the PhD programme
- Schematic overview of the PhD programme (in Swedish)
- General information about PhD education in Sweden (both in English and in Swedish)
- Information about Stockholm University (Swedish, or English)
- Information about the Department of Mathematics (Swedish, or English)
2. How and when to apply to the PhD programme
The PhD programme in Mathematical statistics usually announces PhD positions in April/May and occasionally in November. Accepted PhD students are also given financial support.
3. Courses in the PhD programme (this and/or previous academic years)
4. Ongoing and potential PhD projects
Some suggestions for new PhD students5. Seminars
In order to widen their general scope, graduate students are expected to be regular visitors to the seminars given at the Department .