The Einstein Institute of Mathematics at The Hebrew University invites outstanding international students to apply for its PhD program. This program is designed to cultivate the next generation of leading mathematicians within a stimulating academic environment. Students benefit from weekly seminars, special lecture series on contemporary mathematical topics, and opportunities for scientific exchange with visiting researchers from Israel and abroad. The institute also organizes thematic years and workshops in collaboration with the nearby Israel Institute of Advanced Studies, offering a rich platform for learning and research.
The PhD program structure aligns with requirements for Israeli students, focusing on coursework and a research thesis. Advanced courses are offered in English.
The program aims to train top-tier mathematicians for academic and research careers.
The program admits excellent international students. Prospective students are encouraged to familiarize themselves with the institute's research areas.
Financial support is generally provided for three years, with a possibility for extension to a fourth year based on academic merit.
Applicants must hold a Master's Degree and submit official transcripts. Prospective students are encouraged to familiarize themselves with the institute's research areas.
Accepted students receive full tuition support and a scholarship which includes supplements for families. Financial support is generally provided for three years, with a possibility for extension to a fourth year.
Applicants must prepare a CV, official master's transcripts, a Statement of Research Interests, and names of three potential advisors. Two or more recommendation letters must be sent directly by the writers to math.gradschool@mail.huji.ac.il, and all documents should be emailed to the same address.
The recommended application deadline for Fall intake is January 31st of the preceding academic year. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis, but early submission is recommended for fall semester entry.
The program aims to train top-tier mathematicians for academic and research careers. Graduates can pursue roles such as Mathematician, Researcher, and Academic.