Dear Pi Mu Epsilon,
Perimeter
Institute for
Theoretical
Physics is now
accepting
applications
for the
2021/2022 Perimeter Scholars International
(PSI)
program.
PSI
is a
master's-level
course in
theoretical
physics
designed to
bring highly
qualified and
exceptionally
motivated
graduate
students to
the cutting
edge of the
field in an
inclusive
training
environment.
This
unique
Master’s
program, in
partnership
with the
University of
Waterloo,
seeks not only
students with
stellar
undergraduate
physics and/or
mathematics
track records,
but also those
with diverse
backgrounds,
collaborative
spirit,
creativity,
and other
attributes
that will set
them apart as
future
innovators.
Program features
Early
application
deadline:
November 15,
2020.
Final
application
deadline:
February 1,
2021.
Find out more by clicking this link.
The NSA has several opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students majoring in mathematics or statistics.
The Summer Internships are 12-week programs held at NSA headquarters in Fort Meade, MD from late May through mid-August. Students will receive annual, sick, and federal holiday leave and are paid a competitive salary based on education level. Subsidized housing is available.
Due to the lengthy processing required, applications must be received by October 15th each year. To initiate your application, visit www.intelligencecareers.gov/nsa and click “Job Search/Apply”. Applicants must be enrolled as full time students when the application is submitted.
In addition to applying online, some items described in the flier must be emailed to mathsummer@nsa.gov or sent via postal mail by October 15th to complete the application submittal process.
We announce here the Getting You into Indiana University (GU2IU) Program, a campus recruitment program for prospective underrepresented and minority students interested in pursuing a Ph.D. or M.F.A. at Indiana University (IUB) Bloomington. The three-day event will be conducted on the IUB campus and begins Sunday April 19, 2020, and ends on Tuesday, April 21, 2020. (Note: Indiana University has a renowned mathematics department.)
This is an all-expense paid trip for selected highly qualified applicants including air fare, lodging, and meals. Participants will learn more about IU’s Ph.D. and M.F.A. programs, research opportunities and funding options. Additionally, participants will meet with faculty, staff and current graduate students, attend sessions on preparing competitive applications for graduate admission, explore campus cultural centers, and take a campus tour.
Our goal is to recruit the best and brightest to IU programs. Our target is 30 students to attend our recruitment event for Spring 2020. GU2IU program participants must:
The application deadline is March 4, 2020.
The application process for “Getting You into IU” consists of:
(1) a completed application: click HERE which will ask you to
(a) provide demographic information;
(b) provide a brief summary of your academic and research experiences;
(c) identify your prospective PhD or MFA program; and,
(d) list the names of three IUB faculty members you wish to meet during your visit
(2) attach a copy of your curriculum vitae (CV) and unofficial transcript; and,
(3) faculty nomination (highly recommended but not required): click HERE.
Flyers are attached.
Please direct any questions to agep@indiana.edu.
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