Mathematics Scholarship; PhD, Curtin University 1991 views

Mathematics Research Scholarship, Curtin University has a funding opportunity for a doctoral student to take part in an ARC Future Fellow Project “Novel nonlinear functional analysis methods for singular and impulsive boundary value problems”.

Mathematics project’s objective is to develop novel functional analysis theories and methods to study diverse complex nonlinear boundary value problems with particular focus on singular and impulsive problems. The PhD research scholar is expected to join in the project with focus on nonlinear analysis and computational methods for some complex initial boundary value problems involved.

The project is open to international students including Permanent Humanitarian Visa, Australian Permanent Resident, Australian Citizen, New Zealand Citizen. The scholarship is Merit Based. The maximum number awards are Two.

Scholarship Value:

The successful candidate will get a stipend of around $25,500 per annum which will be indexed for the duration of the award. This scholarship shall be valid for three years with a possible maximum extension of up to six months. If the successful candidate is an international student, the scholarship shall cover the tuition fees for the duration of the award.

Eligibility:

• First class honors degree or equivalent level of attainment such as a Master’s degree
• Acceptable HDR annual progress is the only condition that should be met to keep the scholarship going.

How to apply:

• Expressions of interest with a background in mathematics or related disciplines;
• Interest in nonlinear functional analysis, applied mathematics, differential equations and their applications.
• Send initial expression together with your CV via email to Dr Lishan Liu; email Liu@curtin.edu.au or Prof  YH Wu;  email  y.wu@curtin.edu.au

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