Sobre esta oportunidad
The IMU/CDC Graduate Research Assistantships in Developing Countries (GRAID) Program provides modest support for emerging research groups in developing countries to fund their most talented students to study full-time as graduate research assistants, pursuing a Master’s or PhD in mathematics. Supported students receive a monthly stipend and benefit from networking with an international mathematician community.
Beneficios y financiación
Monthly stipend; mentorship and networking opportunities with international mathematicians; support for graduate study in mathematics.
Requisitos
Applicants must be university professors in mathematics who are based in a developing country (Priority 1 or 2) and currently supervising Master’s or PhD students, or be nominees for student candidates who have academic track records and have been admitted to a graduate program.
Cómo postularte
Application materials include collaboration proposal, CVs (PI, international partner, and nominees), candidate details, and transcripts; submitted in English via the program’s official pathway.
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