In taking your PhD in mathematics with the University of Brighton, you are joining a research culture that includes expertise in applied mathematics and statistics and which focuses on developing and applying theory and methods to help solve real world problems.A key focus of the current research in mathematics at the University of Brighton is its distinctive emphasis on the use of numerical and computational methods to solve problems in the biomedical sciences. In this, we offer dedicated supervisory support at a high-level, offering a rich research environment and encouraging opportunities to meet fellow students and established academics through a structure of research groups and our Doctoral College.There are diverse career options open to researchers with PhD-level backgrounds in mathematical sciences, with opportunities in industries such as computer science, engineering, finance and a range of technology businesses. Other PhD graduates from mathematics, statistics or operational research find careers within a research and educational setting by securing postdoctoral research positions or lecturing roles within various institutes in the UK or overseas.