The Department of Mathematics at the University of Manchester offers Vacation Research Internships for students who are on four-year undergraduate degrees and wish to undertake an internship in the summer before their final year. The aim of the scheme is to give undergraduate students a chance to engage in a research project in order to enable them to assess their suitability for a subsequent research degree.
Funding for this scheme is provided by the EPSRC Mathematical Sciences DTP 2021-22 and we invite applications from Manchester-based students as well as students from other UK universities. Students will receive a maintenance payment of £300 per week for the duration of their projects.
This page provides a list of potential project supervisors in Manchester with a brief indication of the research area (or a specific project, where appropriate). Please follow the links to find out more details or contact the supervisor directly.
Supervisor | Contact email | Research area (or link to project description) |
Julien Landel | julien.landel@manchester.ac.uk | I can offer projects in Fluid Mechanics. Please contact me for details. |
Rich Hewitt | richard.hewitt@manchester.ac.uk | Computation of nonlinear periodic solutions to the Navier-Stokes equations. |
Alice Thompson | alice.thompson@manchester.ac.uk | I can offer summer projects on the modelling and dynamics of bubbles and droplets in Hele-Shaw cells. Please contact me for more details. |
NF Morrison | neil.morrison@manchester.ac.uk | Please contact me to discuss what interests you in applied mathematics. |
Omar Leon Sanchez | omar.sanchez@manchester.ac.uk | I can offer projects in the Model Theory of Fields and Arithmetic Fields with Operators (branches of mathematical logic and algebra). Please contact me for details. |
Huy Chau | huy.chau@manchester.ac.uk | I work on financial mathematics and machine learning. Please contact me if you are interested in applying machine learning to finance. |
Matthias Heil | M.Heil@maths.manchester.ac.uk | I can offer projects in fluid and solid mechanics, usually with a heavy dose of oomph-lib-based scientific computing. Get in touch if you want to find out more. |
Donald Robertson | donald.robertson@manchester.ac.uk | I can offer projects on applications of ergodic theory to combinatorics. Please contact me for more details. |
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