Organization

Our Program is directed by a Coordinator and a Vice-Coordinator, helped by a Main Committee (Teaching and Research) and the Program Faculty. Currently, these positions are filled by:

  • Coordinator:

    • Javier Ribón Herguedas
  • Vice-coordinator:

    • Andres Koropecki
  • Main Committee:

    • Bruno Santiago

    • Detang Zhou

    • Hernan Maycol

    • Javier Ribón Herguedas

    • Marco Pacini

    • Max Oliveira de Souza

    • Paula Balseiro

    • Renata Raposo del Vecchio

 

Master Program (2022-)

Our M.Sc. Program was created in 1970 and reshaped in 1991. Since 2012, we are grade 5 (max 7) from CAPES. Our concentration areas are Algebra, Algebraic Geometry, Analysis, Applied Math, Differential Geometry, Dynamical Systems and Topology.

Degree Requirements

In order to obtain our M.Sc. degree, the student must complete:

  • 9 M. Sc. level courses from at least 3 distinct "groups" (list below, syllabi in Portuguese);
  • Qual Exam (M. Sc. level);
  • English Exam;
  • M. Sc. Dissertation.

Our Qual Exam is composed of written and oral exams, whose contents come from Analysis on Rn or Algebra I.

Groups: ALG (Algebra), ANA (Analysis), APL (Applied Math), GT (Geometry and Topology).

Leveling Courses

Regular Courses

Specific Courses

 

Ph.D. Program

Our Ph.D. program started in January 2008. Our main concentration areas are Algebra, Algebraic Geometry, Applied Math, Differential Geometry, Dynamical Systems, Symplectic Geometry and Topology. Since 2012, we are graded 5 (maximum 7) by CAPES.

Degree Requirements

In order to obtain our Ph.D. degree, the student must complete:

  • Ph. D. Level Courses (52 credits; at least 28 in Regular Courses);
  • Qual Exam (Oral);
  • Teaching Internship;
  • English Exam;
  • Ph. D. Thesis.

The Oral Qualification Exam, whose content in 2 distinct areas must be pre-approved by the Main Committee, must be taken up to 1 year after starting the program.

The Ph.D. thesis must contain an original and relevant contribution to the corresponding area of Mathematics.

Regular Courses

Every course has 60 hours (4 credits), except those marked with *, which have 90 hours (6 credits).

Other Courses

Courses named "Topics" have 60h (4 credits); others have 30h (2 credits).

 

Master Program (Old Structure 2015-2022)

Our M.Sc. Program was created in 1970 and reshaped in 1991. Since 2012, we are grade 5 (max 7) from CAPES. Our concentration areas are Algebra, Algebraic Geometry, Analysis, Applied Math, Differential Geometry, Dynamical Systems and Topology.

Degree Requirements

In order to obtain our M.Sc. degree, the student must complete:

  • 9 M.Sc. level courses (see list below)
  • Qual Exam (M.Sc. level);
  • English Exam;
  • M.Sc. Dissertation.

Currently, our Qual Exam is composed of two areas: Real Analysis and Linear Algebra.

Required Courses

Optional Courses