Course Overview
Course Overview The PhD in Mathematics & Statistics at the University of Strathclyde is a three-year research-intensive program focused on developing innovative digital tools and methodologies in collaboration with industrial partners. It emphasizes the creation of mathematical models, uncertainty quantification methods, and machine learning-based simulation tools to enhance the resilience and sustainability of critical infrastructure. Students engage in cutting-edge projects spanning areas like multiphysics systems, liquid crystal theory, and graph theory applications. Key Program Highlights Collaboration with industrial partners on real-world engineering challenges Development of mathematical models for critical infrastructure performance and hazards Innovation in uncertainty quantification with machine learning and simulation tools Research in advanced topics like nematic liquid crystals and chirality transfer Application of graph theory and combinatorics for optimal resource deployment in urban settings
Available Intakes
October 2026
CampusJohn Anderson Campus
CityGlasgow
ModeFullTime
Duration36 Months
FeeGBP 24,350
October 2026
CampusJohn Anderson Campus
CityGlasgow
ModeFullTime
Duration48 Months
FeeGBP 24,350
September 2026
CampusJohn Anderson Campus
CityGlasgow
ModeFullTime
Duration36 Months
FeeGBP 24,350
September 2026
CampusJohn Anderson Campus
CityGlasgow
ModeFullTime
Duration48 Months
FeeGBP 24,350