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We have 87 Engineering Mathematics PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
Engineering Mathematics PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
We have 87 Engineering Mathematics PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships PhD Projects, Programmes & Scholarships
A PhD in Engineering Mathematics requires you to perform unique and in-depth research in areas where Maths is applied in order to meet the challenges in engineering and the industry
What’s it like to do a PhD in Engineering Mathematics?
An Engineering Mathematics PhD can have both theoretical and computational elements depending on the field of research you wish to pursue. The one thing that’s common across the board is the focus on collaboration with other STEM subjects like Physics and Biology.
Some of the most popular Engineering Mathematics research topics are
- Artificial intelligence
- Machine learning
- Robotics
- Dynamics and control
- Environmental uncertainty
- Predictive life sciences
- Neurosciences
Like most other STEM subjects, a PhD in Engineering Mathematics is advertised with a research aim attached. You can, in some case, also propose your own research topic. However, we highly encourage that you speak to a prospective supervisor about your research before making a formal application.
Your PhD will end in the submission of an 80,000 word thesis based on the research you have carried out in the 3-4 years of your study. You will also be required to defend your thesis in front of an academic panel during your viva.
Even though PhDs do not have any compulsory teaching hours, you might be asked to take some specific teaching modules only in your first year to help you with any concepts that might prove beneficial during your research.
Entry requirements
For a PhD in Engineering Mathematics, you must have both a Bachelors and a Masters degree in a subject like Engineering, Mathematics or Statistics. In some special cases, your application might be considered with only a Bachelors degree if you hold a first-class degree and you can show genuine ability to carry out independent research.
You might also have to prove proficiency in the official language of the country you are applying to.
PhD in Engineering Mathematics funding options
In the UK, both the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) and Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Councils (BBSRC) fund PhDs in Engineering Mathematics. Funding is guaranteed if you apply for a PhD that was advertised with funding attached. If you’re proposing your own research you will have to be accepted into a university before you can apply for funding.
PhD in Engineering Mathematics careers
There are a lot of career options available after a PhD in Engineering Mathematics. You can work in academia or as a research fellow. If you think academia is not for you, governments, civil services and finance and engineering firms are some of the top employers of Engineering Mathematics doctoral graduates
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Open Project - * fully funded PhD positions
An exciting opportunity to apply for eight fully funded PhD positions in College of Arts, Technology and Environment, UWE Bristol. Read more
Continuum modelling of particulate flows in nature and industry
Fully Funded EPSRC DTP PhD Studentship in Applied and Computational Mathematics. . . Project Summary. So much of the natural and man-made world is composed of collections of discrete solid grains. Read more
Optimising the energy and ventilation performance of double skin facades in extreme climates (On campus-Dubai)
Building façades play an important role in protecting indoor environments and transforming the occupant experience. Conventional façades, if not designed appropriately can risk leading in to a high Energy Use Intensity (EUI), increased infiltration and thermal discomfort. Read more
Context Aware AI Techniques for Secure and Tamper-proof Satellite Image Distribution
This project is part of the . Centre for Doctoral Training in Geospatial Systems. . The successful candidate will be co-supervised by academics from within the School of Computing at Newcastle University, the School of Geography at the University of Nottingham and work alongside our external partner. Read more
Electrophysiology of menstruation; a multiscale mechanistic mathematical modelling approach
Contractions of the uterus vary during the different phases of the menstrual cycle. These contractions are thought to facilitate transport of sperm for egg fertilisation during the late follicular phase and to aid the menstruation process during menses. Read more
New algorithms for ptychography imaging
The University of Bath is inviting applications for this funded PhD project commencing in October 2023. Supervisory Team. Lead supervisor. Read more
Combining Finite Element Methods with Machine Learning for Efficient Wave Simulations
We are seeking a highly motivated and skilled candidate for a PhD position in the field of numerical solutions of wave problems. The successful candidate will work on developing an efficient numerical solver for wave problems using advanced finite element methods coupled with machine learning. Read more
AI applications for surround camera imaging
Using projective geometry for surround camera stitching produces obvious visual artifacts in images. To produce a true-to-life metric rendering of… Read more
Holistic data approaches for image reconstruction
The University of Bath is inviting applications for the following PhD project commencing in October 2023. Overview of the Research. Read more
MIRELAI Project Doctorate Researcher
The European Union Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions (MSCA) Industrial Doctorate programme MIcroelectronics RELiability driven by Artificial Intelligence (MIRELAI) is looking for talented and motivated Doctoral Candidates (DCs) with the skills, knowledge, and enthusiasm to help the industry-academia network make significant research breakthroughs. Read more
Improving Ultrasonic Imaging using Machine Learning (Enhanced Stipend - Rolls Royce EngD)
This EngD will work collaboratively between the Centre for Ultrasonic Engineering (Prof. C. MacLeod), the Department of Mathematics and Statistics (Dr. Read more
Blood flow dynamics assessment within the Supera stent in the common femoral and popliteal arteries
Applications are invited for the fully funded studentship starting on 1st June 2023. The studentship is part of the. CDT in Surgical & Interventional Engineering. Read more
Blood flow dynamics assessment distal to knee and hip arteries stented with the Supera stent
Applications are invited for the fully funded studentship starting on 1st June 2023. The studentship is part of the. CDT in Surgical & Interventional Engineering. Read more
EngD program- Augmented Reality for Non-Destructive Testing
This joint university / industry doctorate offers an exciting opportunity to undertake research on novel applications of augmented reality (AR) for non-destructive… Read more
Fully-funded PhD Studentship in the detection and quantification of water in spent nuclear fuel
This project addresses the requirement to develop a means to detect and quantify water in spent nuclear fuel. Whilst water is detectable by a variety of hypothetical approaches, its association with spent nuclear fuel introduces a number of significant constraints. Read more