The Department of Mathematics combines leading mathematical and interdisciplinary research with high quality undergraduate and postgraduate teaching, in which we place particular emphasis on small groups and a friendly atmosphere.

We work over a wide range of specialised interests in the areas of pure mathematics (including algebra, geometry, analysis and number theory), applied mathematics (including continuum mechanics and mathematical biology), mathematical physics (including quantum information, quantum field theory and quantum gravity), stochastic analysis (including stochastic partial differential equations), mathematical finance and statistics.

Alumni: York graduates in mathematics wishing to contact the department are welcome to do so by contacting the Mathematics General Office or any current member of academic staff. Please update your contact details.

Major EPSRC grant awarded

The Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) has awarded a £1.6 million Programme Grant (over £2 million fEC) to

Edited 25 May 2012 - 14:49 by slv3

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PhD students win prize

Leonardo Ortiz and Yanhui Wang have been awarded the K.M.Stott Memorial Prize for their excellent PhD theses in Mathematics, produced under the supervision of Dr Bernard Kay and Prof Victoria Gould, respectively.  Congratulations to both students!

Submitted on 18 May 2012 - 10:51 by rr700

York hosts annual Postgraduate Group Theory Conference

The Postgraduate Group Theory Conference (PGTC) will this year be hosted at the University of York.

Edited 3 May 2012 - 10:40 by rr700

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