Graduate Studies
Mathematics and Statistics Graduate Students Society
Mathematics and Statistics Graduate Students Society is a DSU Society that promotes the interests of graduate students in Mathematics and Statistics.
We organize the graduate student seminars as well as many other non mathematical and or statistical activities.
To contact Mathematics and Statistics Graduate Student Society, please email us at msgss@dal.ca.
2024/2025 Executive:
| President: | Jeremiah Hockaday |
| VP Internal: | Joseph Barss |
| VP External: | Timothy Power |
| PhD Math Representative: | Titilayo Agboola |
| PhD Stat Representative: | Jonathan Bradet-Legris |
| MSc Math Representative: | Linh Dinh |
| MSc Stat Representative: |
Thu Thi Minh Nguyen |
AN EXCITING OPPORTUNITY TO ADVANCE YOUR KNOWLEDGE OF MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS
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MATHEMATICS PROGRAMS
The mathematics division offers programs leading to MSc and PhD degrees in the following areas: algebra, approximation theory, category theory, convex geometry, differential equations, functional analysis, graph theory, number theory, numerical analysis, operator theory, optimization, general relativity theory, stochastic modelling, and topology.
Length of Program
MSc - typical time to complete is 1-2 years
PhD - typical time to complete is 4 years
STATISTICS PROGRAMS
The statistics division offers programs leading to the degrees of MSc and PhD in the following areas: statistical inference, robust statistics, data mining, bioinformatics, data analysis, multivariate analysis, linear and nonlinear regression, time series analysis, statistical genetics, environmental statistics, and information theory.
Length of Program
MSc - typical time to complete is 1-2 years
PhD - typical time to complete is 4 years
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- APPLYING FOR GRADUATE STUDIES
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The deadline for graduate applications, for those wishing to be considered for funding, is December 15 of each year. For the most detailed information on the graduate programs in Mathematics and Statistics, please see the Graduate Handbook [PDF 341 kB, updated December 9, 2024].