“Attending AMSI Summer School was a golden opportunity to gain knowledge and broaden networking. It enhanced my knowledge and improved my skills which will support my career as a statistician.”

Abdul Hadi Asfarangga, The University of Adelaide

The biggest national maths event in Australia for honours and postgraduate students

Launched in 2003, AMSI Summer School is the biggest annual national training and networking event in Australia for honours and postgraduate students in the mathematical sciences.

During the four-week school, participants tackle one or two intensive subjects chosen from eight on offer by specialist lecturers in pure and applied mathematics, statistics and related disciplines. With permission from their home university students can sit one subject for credit towards their degree.

While primarily for honours and postgraduate students in the mathematics, statistics, data science and related disciplines, the School also attracts early career researchers and industry professionals looking to upskill.

In 2027, Summer School will be held at UNSW Sydney from 11 January – 05 February. Participants increase their breadth of knowledge, build professional networks and get exposure to the various career opportunities open to mathematics graduates.

Applicants are strongly encouraged to attend in person to maximise their experience, however, can opt to join online. Please note, while AMSI and UNSW Sydney will endeavour to provide the best experience possible for virutal participants, not all elements of the program will be available remotely, and some online functions may be limited.

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Committees

2027 Standing Committee

  • Dr Tim Buttsworth, UNSW Sydney (Chair, Event Director)
  • Dr Robyn Araujo, The University of Melbourne
  • Dr Hoa Bui, Curtin University
  • Professor Anthony Dooley, University of Technology Sydney
  • Associate Professor Lynne Giles, Statistical Society of Australia/Adelaide University
  • Dr Ivan Guo, Monash University
  • Associate Professor Bronwyn Hajek, Adelaide University
  • Dr Ngan Le, Monash University
  • Dr Sharon Lee, The University of Queensland
  • Professor Tim Marchant, AMSI
  • Dr Haotian Wu, The University of Sydney
  • Anna Muscara, AMSI (Secretariat)

2027 Local Organising Committee

  • Dr Tim Buttsworth, UNSW Sydney (Chair, Event Director)
  • Hilda Cahya, UNSW
  • Suzie Scandurra, UNSW
  • Anna Muscara, AMSI