Expand your mathematical world
AMSI Summer School is an annual national training and networking event for honours and postgraduate students in the mathematical sciences and related disciplines, early career researchers and industry professionals looking to upskill.
Celebrating its 23rd year, Summer School 2025 will be hosted by The University of Sydney from 7 – 31 January (virtual participation also available). An informal welcome function for participants will be held late afternoon on Monday 6 January.
Connect with peers, researchers and potential future employers while developing your mathematical skills. You can even take a subject for credit!
Applicants are strongly encouraged to attend in person to maximise their experience, however, can opt to participate online. Please note, while AMSI and The University of Sydney will endeavour to provide the best experience possible for virtual participants, not all elements of the program will be available remotely, and some online functions may be limited.
Key Dates
Oct
27
Program and grant applications close
Nov
8
Applicants advised of subject allocations and grant funding outcomes
Jan
7
Summer School 2025 classes commence
Feb
14
Summer School 2025 examinations (conducted at home)
Program
The AMSI Summer School 2025 program offers eight carefully selected subjects taught by expert lecturers from across Australia. Participants can study one or two subjects, and with permission from their home university, students can use an AMSI Summer School subject to gain credit towards their degree.
Several social and networking events, a special three-part lecture series on The Poincaré Conjecture, participants talks, and a Careers Day will be held throughout the four weeks to complement the academic program.
Subjects
- Algebraic Knot Theory
- Elliptic PDE from an elementary viewpoint (Sponsored by AustMS)
- Introduction to Financial Calculus
- Numerical Solution of Partial Differential Equations with Applications in Industry (Sponsored by ANZIAM)
- Optimal transportation and Monge-Ampère equations
- Statistical and Time Series Analysis of Climate Variables
- Statistical modelling and analysis for time-series data in Engineering and Statistics (Sponsored by Citadel Securities)
- Topics in Data Science and Machine Learning
Travel Grants
AMSI Summer School travel grants are available to assist students from AMSI member universities with the cost of travel and accommodation. Female, First Nations and regional, rural and remote students are encouraged to apply.
Code of conduct
AMSI and USyd are committed to ensuring Summer School 2025 is a welcoming, safe and productive meeting environment that fosters open dialogue and the exchange of ideas, promotes equal opportunities and treatment for all participants, and is free of harassment and discrimination.
We ask all participants to review USyd’s Code of Conduct. Adherence to this Code is a requirement for all Summer School participants.
Individuals experiencing or observing inappropriate behaviour or breaches of this Code are encouraged to report this to the Summer School Event Director or AMSI.
Sponsors
