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AMSI Summer School 2022 – Virtual event

AMSI Summer School 2022 – Virtual event

Start Date

January 10, 2022

End Date

February 4, 2022

Organizer

AMSI

Registration

Open

Image Credit: Australian Mathematical Sciences Institute (AMSI)

The annual AMSI Summer School is the biggest national event in Australia for honours and postgraduate students in the mathematical sciences. In January 2022 this four-week hybrid school will be hosted by the University of Technology Sydney providing students from across Australia with the opportunity to develop their mathematical skills, meet like-minded people, and network with potential future employers at the Careers Day.

The Program

The AMSI Summer School 2022 program offers eight carefully selected subjects taught by expert lecturers from Australia and New Zealand, some of which may not be offered at a home university. Students can choose to study one or two courses and, with permission from a home university, students can use an AMSI Summer School subject to gain credit towards their degree.

The School is primarily for honours and postgraduate students in the mathematical sciences and cognate disciplines, but other students are welcome to apply.

PROGRAM INCLUDES

  • Bayesian Statistical Learning
    Dr Matias Quiroz (University of Technology Sydney)
  • Cryptography for Cybersecurity
    Dr. Arathi Arakala (RMIT)

Key Dates

  • OCT 12  Summer School 2022 scholarship applications open
  • OCT 26 Summer School 2022 program applications open
  • NOV 14  Summer School 2022 scholarship applications close (midnight)(deadline extended)
  • NOV 19  Scholarship applicants advised of funding outcomes
  • NOV 22  Deadline for applicants to accept scholarship offers
  • NOV 28  Summer School 2022 program applications close (midnight)
  • DEC 10  All students advised of subject preferences
  • JAN 10  Summer School 2022 begins: hybrid program hosted by University of Technology Sydney
  • FEB 04  Summer School 2022 concludes
  • FEB 15  Summer School 2022 examinations (conducted at home)