The Combinatorics Group of Memorial University of Newfoundland is actively seeking graduate students at the Masters and Ph.D. level to begin fully-funded positions in the Fall 2025 term. Students are encouraged to apply if they are interested in pursuit-evasion problems and discrete time processes; graph decompositions and combinatorial designs; graph colourings; or combinatorial game theory.
Faculty in the Combinatorics Group have been recognized for their teaching and their research and include recipients of the Kirkman Medal and the Hall Medal of the Institute of Combinatorics and its Applications and the Distinguished Teaching Award of the Association of Atlantic Universities. The Department of Mathematics and Statistics at Memorial is ranked in the top 400 in the Shanghai Ranking, and in the top 550 in the QS Ranking. Many members of the Combinatorics Group are also members of the AARMS collaborative research group "Games and Graph Searching in Atlantic Canada." https://sites.google.com/view/aarmsggsac
More details of our group, including individual members' research interests and e-mail addresses, are available here: https://www.mun.ca/math/research-and-teaching/combinatorics-group/
We currently supervise 13 graduate students at Memorial and are seeking to grow. The Combinatorics Group recognizes that mathematics is only benefited by having a variety of opinions and backgrounds engaged, and so encourages applications from a diversity of experiences and locations.
The application deadline for applications is January 15, 2025, though early applications will be considered. Applications can be made online here: https://www.mun.ca/become/graduate/apply-to-memorial/
Further questions should be directed to individual group members (emails available on the Combinatorics Group page) or to Danny Dyer (dyer@mun.ca).
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Danny Dyer, Ph.D. (he/him/his)
Professor
Department of Mathematics and Statistics
Memorial University of Newfoundland
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