NCTS Nomination for SLMath Summer Graduate School 2025
The National Center of Theoretical Sciences (NCTS) Mathematics Division is pleased to call for applications by students who are enrolled full-time at a university or a research institution in Taiwan to attend the Summer Graduate School of the Simons Laufer Mathematical Sciences Institute (SLMath), formerly Mathematical Sciences Research Institute (MSRI), in the summer of 2025. The SLMath is one of the most prestigious mathematics institutions in the world. It hosts and organizes many conferences, workshops, summer and winter schools of the highest quality every year. The NCTS is a full member of the SLMath Academic Sponsoring Institutions, and as such, some of its nominations of summer school attendees will receive full local support in addition to travel support of up to USD700 from the SLMath every year. The NCTS will make up the difference on these students' travel expense.
The 2025 Summer Graduate School program currently contains 12 summer schools hosted by SLMath in Berkeley or SLMath affiliated institutions around the world. For the most up-to-date information and details about the 2025 Summer Graduate School can be found at this link: 2025 SLMath SGS
Interested students who wish to apply for any of these schools should submit the following to the NCTS by October 27, 2024.
•Curriculum vitae
•Academic transcripts
•A letter stating which school the applicant wishes to attend. The letter should also explain more about the applicant’s academic background and indicate the applicant’s expectation of academic benefits from attending this school and describe plans for future academic research.
•List of two references of faculty members (with names, affiliations and email addresses) familiar with the applicant’s scholastic achievements.
All the files should be sent to apply2@ncts.tw
The SLMath/MSRI aims to promote diversity among its summer school participants. Therefore, the NCTS especially encourages applications by qualified female students. To help interested students get a better idea of the program, participants of the 2024 Summer Schools will share their experiences and part of the material they learned in the schools. A series of hybrid special events entitled "Gateway to the World-Student Presentations after Academic Visits Abroad" are scheduled. There was one on August 13 and another one is on September 20. Please visit the NCTS website for detailed information.
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