LMS Undergraduate Summer School

A two-week summer school held at a UK university to introduce modern mathematical research to enthusiastic undergraduate students. The programme combines short lecture courses, problem-solving sessions and colloquium-style talks from leading mathematicians. Around 50 places are available each year and the event is organised as a hybrid meeting with in-person accommodation for students and online participation for additional attendees. The scheme is managed and funded overall by the London Mathematical Society through its Early Career Research Committee.

Two-week programme of lectures, problem-solving sessions and colloquia; around 50 in-person places with catered accommodation for 50–55 undergraduates; online participation options for additional students.

Aimed at UK undergraduate students who will enter their final year the following Autumn; UK institutions are invited to nominate three candidates who must have completed at least two full academic years of an undergraduate degree in mathematics/statistics at the time of the Summer School and be continuing their mathematics undergraduate degree after the Summer School.

UK departments nominate up to three candidates; final attendees are selected by the local organising committee at the host university; contact lmssummerschool@lms.ac.uk for queries.