Berlin Mathematical School PhD Studentships

The Berlin Mathematical School (BMS) PhD Studentships offer outstanding international graduates a funded pathway to doctoral study in mathematics within Berlin’s vibrant research community. As a joint graduate school of the three major Berlin universities, the BMS provides structured supervision, advanced coursework, and generous financial support for talented students pursuing research careers in pure and applied mathematics. These studentships are designed for candidates who hold, or expect to complete, a master’s degree or equivalent qualification in mathematics or a closely related discipline. Successful applicants receive a monthly stipend or employment contract, access to internationally renowned faculty, and membership in a collaborative academic environment that spans algebra, geometry, analysis, stochastics, and mathematical physics. The programme also supports conference participation, research visits, and interdisciplinary collaboration. This archive page collects current information on Berlin Mathematical School PhD Studentships, including eligibility criteria, application timelines, required documents, and selection procedures. Prospective applicants can review guidance on preparing a competitive research statement, securing academic references, and meeting language requirements. Whether you are completing your master’s degree or seeking to advance your mathematical research, this page provides a central resource for understanding and applying to BMS doctoral funding opportunities for the 2026 academic year and beyond.