Applied Mathematics

Applied Mathematics from Cardiff University is a research area within which you can focus your studies as part of our suite of Mathematics research programmes (MPhil, PhD).

Applied Mathematics degree is offered at Cardiff University .

The School is part of the EPSRC Portfolio Partnership in Complex Fluids and Complex Flows, which provides substantial funding for research in these areas.

Distinctive features

• Lively research environment, extensive seminar programme.

• Conference and workshop support, including annual Welsh Mathematics Colloquium.

• Optional participation in undergraduate teaching, including HEA accreditation.

• Colloquia are held regularly and each research group has a weekly research seminar.

• The School hosts and participates in frequent workshops organised by WIMSC research clusters, with which the research groups are associated.

• The many collaborative projects with groups in other institutions in the UK and abroad, bring a steady stream of distinguished visitors to the School.

Research areas:

• Wave propagation in inhomogeneous media

• Homogenisation

• Fluid mechanics

• Structural and solid mechanics

• Numerical analysis and scientific computing

• Applied mathematical modelling

• Memory effects

• Inverse problems

• Integral transforms.