Chalmers University of Technology, in collaboration with the University of Gothenburg, invites applications for nine fully funded doctoral student positions at the Department of Mathematical Sciences. As Sweden’s largest mathematics department, the Department of Mathematical Sciences is renowned for its excellence in both pure and applied mathematics, mathematical statistics, and interdisciplinary research. The department is organized into three divisions: Algebra and Geometry, Analysis and Probability Theory, and Applied Mathematics and Statistics, offering a vibrant and collaborative research environment with around 200 employees. Research areas for these positions span a wide spectrum, including algebra, geometry, analysis, probability theory, applied mathematics, statistics, number theory, computational mathematics, mathematical general relativity, geometric hydrodynamics, discrete optimization, computational complexity, cancer bioinformatics, and AI-driven 3D city modelling. The department fosters a creative and inclusive atmosphere, with regular international exchanges and a commitment to diversity and gender equality, exemplified by initiatives such as GENIE. Doctoral students at Chalmers are employed by the university and receive a competitive starting salary of 34,550 SEK per month (as of May 25, 2025), along with comprehensive employee benefits. The standard contract is four years, with the possibility to extend to five years if up to 20% teaching is undertaken. Chalmers provides Swedish language courses for non-native speakers to support integration into the local community. Applicants should hold a master’s degree or equivalent in mathematics, statistics, computer science, physics, or a closely related discipline. English proficiency is typically demonstrated through a master’s thesis or similar academic work; TOEFL/IELTS is not required. Specific requirements for each position are detailed in the individual announcements. Chalmers values diversity and inclusion, and encourages candidates from all backgrounds to apply. The application deadline for all positions is February 23, 2026. Interested candidates should apply online via the Chalmers application portal. Multiple applications are permitted if you are interested in more than one position. No applications via email will be accepted, and an acceptance letter from a supervisor is not required. For further information, contact Irina Pettersson (Associate Professor, Applied Mathematics and Statistics), Jakob Björnberg (Senior Lecturer, Analysis and Probability Theory), or Daniel Persson (Professor, Algebra and Geometry). Chalmers University of Technology is a leading institution in technology and natural sciences, with a strong commitment to scientific excellence, sustainability, and innovation. Located in the coastal city of Gothenburg, Chalmers offers a dynamic and inspiring environment for doctoral studies, with close collaboration with industry and society. For more details and to apply, visit the official application link provided.

The Department of Mathematical Sciences at Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden, is offering nine fully funded doctoral student positions across a wide spectrum of mathematics research areas. Chalmers, located in Gothenburg, hosts Sweden’s largest mathematics department, with over 200 researchers and a vibrant, international research environment. The department is organized into three divisions: Algebra and Geometry, Analysis and Probability Theory, and Applied Mathematics and Statistics. Research topics for these PhD positions include Algebra & Geometry, Number Theory & Harmonic Analysis, Mathematical General Relativity, Computational Mathematics, Geometric Hydrodynamics, Discrete Optimization & Computational Complexity, Cancer Bioinformatics, AI 3D City Modelling, and Analysis & Probability Theory. Doctoral students at Chalmers are considered employees, receiving a starting salary of 34,550 SEK/month (as of May 25, 2025) and full employee benefits. The positions are fully funded for four years, with the possibility to extend to five years if teaching up to 20% is undertaken. Chalmers is committed to diversity, inclusion, and gender equality, with initiatives such as the GENIE project. International applicants are welcome, and Swedish language courses are available to help non-native speakers integrate. Applicants should hold a strong academic background in mathematics or closely related fields, typically at the master’s level. English proficiency is demonstrated through academic writing (e.g., master’s thesis); TOEFL/IELTS scores are not required. Applications must be submitted online via the Chalmers job portal, and candidates may apply for multiple positions. No acceptance letter from a supervisor is needed, and email applications are not accepted. The application deadline for all positions is February 23, 2026. Supervisors and heads of units for these positions include Irina Pettersson (Associate Professor, Applied Mathematics and Statistics), Jakob Björnberg (Senior Lecturer, Analysis and Probability Theory), and Daniel Persson (Professor, Algebra and Geometry). The department fosters a collaborative and innovative atmosphere, with regular international exchanges and a commitment to scientific excellence. For more information and to apply, visit the official Chalmers vacancies page.