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PhD Studentships in Applied Mathematics for Formulated Products

Posted: 30 Oct 2026
Updated: 31 Oct 2026
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Last date: 10 Jan 2027; 71 days left
Location: United Kingdom
Job type: Contract; Private

Overview

The University of Birmingham offers two fully-funded PhD studentships in Applied Mathematics for Formulated Products, with applications closing on 10 January 2027. Each studentship covers UK home student fees and provides an annual stipend of £21,805. The PhD will be supervised by Professor Rosemary Dyson in the School of Mathematics.

About this role

These studentships focus on mathematical modelling of formulated products, engaging with experimental data from industry partners. You will work on projects such as fluid dynamics of thermal change and modelling taste release in chocolate, contributing to innovative solutions in the sector.

As part of a collaborative research team, you will explore interdisciplinary methods in mathematical modelling, potentially leading to a research internship with industry partners. This role suits candidates eager to tackle real-life challenges while building connections that will benefit their future careers.

About this job

University of Birmingham is hiring for PhD Studentships in Applied Mathematics for Formulated Products. It is a private-sector contract position.

Job summary

Organization: University of Birmingham
Sector: Private
Job type: Contract
Location: United Kingdom
Country: United Kingdom
How to apply: Online
Last date: 10 January 2027

About the advertisement

Advertisement date:: 30 Oct 2026

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Eligibility for PhD Studentships in Applied Mathematics for Formulated Products at

Limited to UK/Home students or Overseas students with funding

Requirements

First-class master’s level degree in Mathematics, Chemical Engineering, or related discipline
Ability to learn new mathematical approaches
Experience in collaborative teamwork
Knowledge of mathematical modelling and continuum mechanics is advantageous
Eligibility for UK/Home students or Overseas students with funding

Responsibilities

Conduct mathematical modelling of formulated products
Work with experimental data provided by industry partners
Collaborate on diverse research opportunities
Research new interdisciplinary methods for mathematical modelling

Important dates

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30 Oct 2026 (passed)
Last date to apply

10 Jan 2027

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Apply before 10 January 2027.
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How to apply for PhD Studentships in Applied Mathematics for Formulated Products at

Mode:: Online
Last date:: 10 Jan 2027

Send a covering email to Professor Rosemary Dyson at r.j.dyson@bham.ac.uk
Include a short summary of research interests and suitability
Attach your CV

Official application link: https://www.jobs.ac.uk/job/DTM191/phd-studentships-in-applied-mathematics-for-formulated-products
Last date to apply: 10 January 2027

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Benefits

Fully-funded studentship covering fees and stipend
Annual stipend of £21,805

University of Birmingham - School of Mathematics

Qualification Type:	PhD
Location:	Birmingham
Funding for:	UK Students
Funding amount:	Not Specified
Hours:	Full Time

University of Birmingham - School of Mathematics

Placed On:	30th October 2026
Closes:	10th January 2027

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ادارہ: University of Birmingham
مقام: Birmingham
درخواست کا طریقہ: آن لائن
اشتہار کی تاریخ: 30 اکتوبر 2026
آخری تاریخ: 10 جنوری 2027

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Questions about PhD Studentships in Applied Mathematics for Formulated Products at

What is the last date to apply for PhD Studentships in Applied Mathematics? +

The last date to apply is 10 January 2027.

Who can apply for PhD Studentships in Applied Mathematics? +

Eligibility is limited to UK/Home students or Overseas students who have secured other sources of funding.

How do I apply for PhD Studentships in Applied Mathematics? +

To apply, send a covering email to Professor Rosemary Dyson, including a summary of your research interests and CV.

What is the last date to apply for University of Birmingham jobs? +

The last date to apply is 10 January 2027.

Where are these jobs located? +

The posts are in Birmingham.

Is this a permanent or contract job? +

The posts are advertised as contract.

How can I apply? +

Apply through the official link: https://www.jobs.ac.uk/job/DTM191/phd-studentships-in-applied-mathematics-for-formulated-products before 10 January 2027.

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Application: Official portal · www.jobs.ac.uk
Found via: jobs.ac.uk – Ireland
Published on CareersOz: 30 Oct 2026
Last updated: 31 Oct 2026