We are seeking outstanding PhD candidates with interest and experience
in probabilistic combinatorics. The successful PhD candidates will
pursue their PhD degrees within
Project 15 'Random graphs on a surface'
of the Doctoral Program 'Discrete Mathematics', under the supervision of
Univ.-Prof. Mihyun Kang as a member of the Combinatorics Group
(https://www.math.tugraz.at/comb/) at the Graz University of Technology.
For the description of possible PhD topics see
https://www.math.tugraz.at/discrete/index.php?link=projects&link2=15
Qualifications and condition of employment:
- Strong track record of mathematical studies
- Master's degree in mathematics or theoretical computer science is
required to be employed, but does not necessarily have to be awarded at
the time of application
Length and salary:
- PhD position is for up to 4 years
- There is additional funding for extended research stays abroad
and attendance of conferences
Application documents:
- curriculum vitae (academic CV)
- a short description of your qualifications and experience (i.e.
list or transcript of courses, Diploma or Master thesis)
- a cover letter describing your scientific interests and your
preferred research topics as well as your earliest possible starting date
Please merge your application documents into a single pdf-file. The
application consisting of a single pdf-file should be submitted by
e-mail to discrete@tugraz.at
Please mention in the application e-mail and in the cover letter that
you are applying for Project 15 'Random graphs on a surface' of the
Doctoral Program 'Discrete Mathematics'.
One to three confidential reference letters (one by their master thesis
advisor) should directly be sent to discrete@tugraz.at.
Application deadline: 30 April 2019
Interview:
selected candidates will be invited to interview in May or July 019.
Further Information on Doctoral Program 'Discrete Mathematics':
https://www.math.tugraz.at/discrete/
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