The BGF supports highly motivated and mathematically talented students from developing countries to complete a doctoral degree in a developing country. Applications are now open until May 31, 2025! Find out more on the BGF website.
BGF grants are funded by the generous donations from Breakthrough Prize winners. The award of full PhD grants goes to students from developing countries engaged in a PhD degree in the mathematical sciences in a developing country. The 2024 recipients are as follows (listed in alphabetical order):
On October 17, the CDC provided insights into its existing grant programs, including the ICM Travel Support Grant. We are pleased to share the recording of the event for those who were unable to attend.
A big thank you to all participants for their active engagement!
Watch the full webinar below.
Here you can find out more about previous programs offered by the IMU-CDC, often in collaboration with other partner institutions. Please note that these programs have now been closed. For current programs, please refer to the overview page.
Our grantees share how our programs value-added to their career in mathematics, furthered their research projects, and helped to strengthen their networks in the international mathematics community.
Make a donation to CDC programs supporting mathematics research and scholarships in developing countries.
The various CDC programs are rather modest in size due to limited financial resources of the sponsoring organizations.
Your donations will be combined with those of other sponsors to support existing programs as well as the development of new initiatives if not noted otherwise. You may also choose a specific program which you would like to support.
CDC has two programs to support mathematical institutions:
The CDC offers two grants to support institutions: