Algebraic Geometry and Topology RTG



Award Abstract NSF Award Undergraduate Undergraduate Summer Courses Course on Modern Mathematics Independent Research Experience Graduate Fellowships Advanced Summer Mini-courses Student Algebraic Geometry Seminars Student Topology Seminar Postdoctoral Fellowships RTG Postdoc Seminar Other Activities RTG Seminar Algebraic Geometry Seminar Max Dehn Seminar Commutative Algebra Seminar Wasatch Topology Conference Western Algebraic Geometry Seminar Graduate Student Bootcamp in Algebraic Geometry 2015 AMS Summer Research Institute in Algebraic Geometry 2015 People Undergraduate Students Graduate Fellows Postdoctoral Fellows Faculty Office Assistance		Graduate Fellowships Several graduate fellowships will be offered each year of the duration of the grant. Incoming students Eligible students will be selected from the basket of applicants to the graduate program. If you are applying to the program, you may consider to mention your interest in Algebraic Geometry or Topology in your statement of purpose. Current students If you are already a student in the department and would like to be considered for RTG support, send an email to one of the directors of the RTG grant. Include in your message a paragraph with a statement of interest related to the grant, and a description of your progress toward the degree. Also, ask your adviser or someone that knows you well to send us an brief email in support of your application. The deadline for applications is April 15.



National Science Foundation Department of Mathematics College of Science