You can study for an MPhil or MRes over one year, or a PhD over the course of three years. There are postgraduate research opportunities in all our research groups: Applied Analysis, Continuum Mechanics & Industrial Mathematics, Numerical Analysis and Scientific Computing, Population Modelling & Epidemiology, Stochastic Analysis You can study an MRes in: Mathematical Sciences. Mathematics and statistics are at the heart of all scientific and engineering disciplines, and we have a strong international reputation in the use of modelling and analysis to solve many problems relevant to industry, business and wider society. We work with researchers in other universities, from other disciplines and from industry, business and government sectors, across the UK, Europe, China and the USA.<br><br>Innovative work in smart and nano-materials technologies involves computational models that lead to fundamental mathematical questions (existence and well-posedness, stability, qualitative properties of solutions) that fall within the remit of Applied Analysis. The group members expertise in spectral analysis, coagulation-fragmentation equations and homogenisation theory has enabled them to supplement and guide numerical and experimental work in the AFRC and a KTN industrial internship with Procter & Gamble on the mathematical modelling of spray-drying, while their expertise in network modelling and analysis underpins work in Mathematical Ecology.