The CDC offers two scholarship schemes to support graduate studies, in a developing country, leading to an Master or PhD degree in the mathematical sciences.
Graduate Research Assistantships in Developing Countries (GRAID) Program
The IMU's Commission for Developing Countries is proud to introduce the IMU-Simons Research Fellowship Program for Developing Countries, generously funded by the Simons Foundation under its Targeted Grants to
The CDC is proud to announce the new IMU-Simons Research Fellowship Program for Developing Countries! Fully funded by the Simons Foundation, this 3-year program supports mathematicians on collaborative research visits. More details can be found here.
The IMU-Simons Research Fellowship Program for Developing Countries (2024-2027) supports mathematicians from developing countries to travel to a mathematical institution for collaborative research for up to three months. The research visit has to be tied to a specific research project and a collaborating institute.
120+ global colleagues joined our webinar on Nov 30 and Dec 7 to learn about the latest in CDC grant programs and our new application platform.
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In an informative webinar held on November 30 and December 7, the CDC provided a comprehensive overview of its current grant programs and introduced the audience to its latest grant application platform. The virtual event drew a global participation with over 120 colleagues joining from diverse corners of the world.
BGF grants are funded by the generous donations from Breakthrough Prize winners. The award of full PhD grants goes to three students from developing countries engaged in a PhD degree in the mathematical sciences in a developing country. The 2023 recipients are as follows (listed in alphabetical order):