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International Max Planck Research School – Moduli Spaces and their Applications in Algebra, Differential Geometry, Topology and Mathematical Physics Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in Germany
Degree Level
PhD
Field of study
Mathematics
Funding
No tuition fees are stated; sponsorship is by the Max Planck Society, but a stipend or salary is not specified in the advert.
Deadline
Nov 15, 2026
Country
Germany
University
Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences
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About this position
The International Max Planck Research School on Moduli Spaces is a doctoral programme based at the Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in Bonn and jointly offered with the University of Bonn through BIGS Mathematics. It focuses on moduli spaces and related areas across algebra, differential geometry, topology, and mathematical physics.
PhD researchers in the school join a structured research environment with courses, mini-courses, seminars, and lecture series tailored to the needs of IMPRS fellows. The programme is designed to complement the PhD training at the University of Bonn while connecting students to the research environment of the Max Planck Institute for Mathematics.
Research directions span arithmetic geometry, geometric Langlands theory, topology, representation theory, number theory, modular forms, Teichmüller theory, complex algebraic geometry, global analysis, and mathematical physics. Students may work with MPIM directors, other IMPRS board members, and additional faculty at the institute or the University of Bonn.
The programme offers an international, English-language research setting with support for accommodation and arrival-related matters for new students.
Funding details
No tuition fees are stated; sponsorship is by the Max Planck Society, but a stipend or salary is not specified in the advert.
What's required
Applicants should have an excellent Master's degree or Bachelor's degree in one of the relevant mathematical areas and be able to pursue doctoral research in English. The programme is intended for candidates with strong academic preparation in the research areas covered by the IMPRS and its advisers.
How to apply
Apply through the programme application page. Submit your application by the stated deadline for the summer semester; a winter-semester deadline is also given on the programme website.
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Professor at Max Planck Institute for Mathematics
Germany
Research Interests
Number Theory
Algebraic Geometry
Mathematics
Physics
Complex Geometry
Professor at Max Planck Institute for Mathematics
Germany
Research Interests
Number Theory
Mathematical Physics
Complex Geometry
Physics
Representation Theory
Professor at Max Planck Institute for Mathematics
Germany
Research Interests
Number Theory
Topology
Differential Geometry
Complex Geometry
Global Analysis
Professor at Max Planck Institute for Mathematics
Germany
Research Interests
Number Theory
Mathematical Physics
Mathematics
Physics
Algebraic Geometry
Professor at Max Planck Institute for Mathematics
Germany
Research Interests
Number Theory
Mathematics
Topology
Complex Geometry
Physics
Professor at Max Planck Institute for Mathematics
Germany
Research Interests
Number Theory
Mathematical Physics
Arithmetic Geometry
Topology
Global Analysis
Professor at Max Planck Institute for Mathematics
Germany
Research Interests
Number Theory
Topology
Arithmetic Geometry
Algebraic Geometry
Global Analysis
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