| Level: | PhD |
| Tests needed: | IELTS, TOEFL |
| Tuition: | Partial coverage |
| Finaid max: | 15000 GBP 1 |
| Deadline: | Apr 8, 2025 |
| Duration max: | 36 months |
St Catherine's College is the University of Oxford’s newest college and also one of the largest. It developed out of the St Catherine's Society, and was founded in 1962.
The College admits both undergraduates and graduates, and offers a wide range of subjects with a roughly even split between science and arts. Its modern buildings and restful, open spaces give the College a friendly and relaxed atmosphere. Situated at the end of Manor Road off St Cross Road, and surrounded by parks and water, St Catherine's College is close to University faculties and libraries.
The College offers thee Alan Tayler Scholarship. One Graduate Scholarship worth £5,000 per annum, tenable for up to three years whilst the recipient is liable for University and College fees. For Overseas and EU fee status students who are, or will be reading for an Oxford University DPhil degree in the Mathematical Institute in October 2019.
St Catherine's College is the University of Oxford’s newest mixed college and also one of the largest. It developed out of the St Catherine's Society, and was founded in 1962.
The College is proud to count as members of its community Nobel Laureates, Fellows of the Royal Society and Fellows of the British Academy.
St Catherine's also hosts The Collaborating Centre for Values-based Practice in Health and Social Care.
Mathematics is the engine behind Science in the 21st Century. It has both an inherent logic and beauty while also providing the structure and models from which physicists, chemists, biologists, medics, engineers, economists and social scientists build an understanding of our world and construct the tools to improve our lives.
Mathematics in Oxford embraces this power and diversity by combining its pure and applied mathematicians in one department and one building, ensuring collaborations both within and beyond Oxford. We have over 850 undergraduates, more than 350 masters and doctoral postgraduate students, and over 170 faculty, research fellows and postdoctoral researchers studying and working across all fields of mathematics from Number Theory to understanding the mechanics of the human brain.
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