Applied Mathematics School (AMS)
What
Fully sponsored one-week program
When
December 1-5, 2024
Where
KAUST Campus
Application is closed
Program Overview
The Applied Mathematics School (AMS) is a one-week visiting program hosted by the Computer Electrical and Mathematical Sciences and Engineering Division at KAUST. The program is designed to introduce undergraduate and master's students to advanced research topics in applied mathematics and computational science and statistics.
The program covers a wide range of topics at the forefront of applied mathematics and computational science, including:
- State-of-the-art training methods for AI.
- Scientific machine learning and nonlinear solution methods.
- Data sparsity and nonlinear preconditioning.
- Approximation of FSI problems.
- Multigrid and fluid dynamics in medicine.
Hosting Faculty
Program Structure
Keynote presentations
Practice sessions
Networking with AMCS groups
Engaging social events
Benefits
- Stipend to cover living expenses at KAUST
- Logistics and visa support
- Free accommodation on the KAUST campus
- Access to world-class research facilities and resources
- Certificate of completion upon successful participation
Who Should Apply
The AMS invites candidates who meet the following criteria to apply:
- Recent graduates, senior undergraduates, or current master's students in mathematics, statistics, physics, or related disciplines
- Have a cumulative GPA of 3.5 out of 4.00 or higher
- Possess strong English language proficiency
Eligibility and Application Requirements
- Meet the academic requirements stated above
- Submit a complete application package, including:
- Up-to-date curriculum vitae (CV)
- Official transcripts (in English)
- Copy of passport
- Pass interviews with KAUST faculty and administration