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Postgraduate students

The School of Mathematical Science at the University of Adelaide has a long history of achievement in research and postgraduate education, and a reputation for providing a stimulating and supportive environment. Facilities and resources available include conference travel, opportunity to participate in the teaching program and access to excellent computing facilities. Over many years the University of Adelaide has ranked in the top two or three Australian Universities for PhD completions in Mathematics and Statistics, and our graduates are highly sought after.


Research degrees

The following links describe the postgraduate research degrees available in the School of Mathematical Sciences. Note that the Master of Philosophy is restricted to domestic applicants only.

The following links provide general information about postgraduate research at The University of Adelaide and in the School of Mathematical Sciences in particular.

Links to application information and forms are provided below. Prospective candidates should read the above information thoroughly. Potential supervisors should be contacted using the online form below. General enquiries can be directed to the Postgraduate Coordinator.


Coursework degrees

The following links describe the postgraduate coursework degrees available in the School of Mathematical Sciences. These links also contain information about entry requirements, tuition fees and application procedures.

The following links provide general information about postgraduate coursework education at The University of Adelaide.

 
Matthew Roughan
Coordinator of Postgraduate Studies

Information for research postgraduates

Postgraduate seminar series

The research postgraduates run their own seminar series. Please note this series is for postgraduates and honours students only.

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Travel

Before making any travel arrangements, you must obtain approval by filling out the travel approval form and submitting it to the School Office. Regardless of who funds your travel, this authorisation is needed for you to be covered by University travel insurance.

Do not make your own bookings if you plan to use University funds. Use the travel notification form to submit details of your travel to the School Office.

If you will be away for more than a week, fill out the study leave form and submit it to the Graduate Centre.


Information for coursework postgraduates


Doctor of Philosophy students

Thesis title Student Year
Wavelet spectral analysis of dynamical system for ocean energy Mohd Aftar Abu Bakar
Mathematical modelling in nanotechnology Olumide Adisa
Mathematical modelling in nanotechnology Mansoor Alshehri
Statistical modelling in economic forecasting Dawlah Alsulami
Monitoring and analysis of wireless ad hoc networks Jonathan Arnold
Application of compressed sensing to network measurement and routing Rhys Bowden
Flow in an annulus Sophie Calabretto
Modelling turbulent environmental flows Meng Cao
Fluid mixing Kale Davies
Mathematical modelling of rock lobster populations John Feenstra
New applications of phase type models Aiden Fisher
Risk and regime switching in commodity markets Ahmed Hamada
Spaces of holomorphic maps in Oka theory Alexander Hanysz
Network management in a world of secrets Wilko Henecka
Mathematics education in Australia Patrick Korbel
Mathematical modelling in nanotechnology Wei Xian Lim
Rainfall modelling Farah Mohd Isa
Modelling and optimisation of group dose-response challenge experiments David Price
Risk management Bin Shen
Stochastic modelling of tumour growth Kate Simms
Analysis of gene data from the microbial community in bioleaching Susana Soto Rojo
Statistical methods for the analysis of protein mass spectra data Tyman Stanford
Viscous fluid flows in microstructured optical fibres Hayden Tronnolone
Equivalence in gene expression studies Simon Tuke
Compressible flows Adam Tunney
Optimisation in geothermal energy Josephine Varney
Mathematical modelling of free-surface flows Stephen Wade
Transcendental methods in complex geometry Damien Warman
Mathematics of chemical kinetics Jason Whyte
Blood flow in the coiled umbilical cord David Wilke

Master of Philosophy or Science students

Thesis title Student Year
Topics in complex geometric analysis Michael Albanese
Matrix-analytic methods Casey Briggs
Time series analysis of financial data Soo Young Lee
Quantitative analysis of surface shape Jack Massey
Loop groups, representations and K-theory Ryan Mickler
Internet traffic matrices Eric Parsonage
Fire weather Mika Peace
Konrad Pilch
Clustering and alignment for microarray time course data Sean Robinson
Adam Rohrlach
Analysis of school-based school performance data Jessica Tan

Doctor of Philosophy graduates

Thesis title Student Year
Methods for two-party privacy-preserving linear programming Alice Bednarz 2012
Acyclic embeddings of open Riemann surfaces into elliptic manifolds Tyson Ritter 2011
Noncommutative geometry in string and M theory James Wallbridge 2011
A Fourier-Mukai transform for invariant differential cohomology Richard Green 2011
Problems in backward stochastic differential equations; with applications to nonlinear evaluations a... Samuel Cohen 2011
A stochastic Buckley-Leverett model Simon Carter 2010
Conics, unitals and net replacement Daniel Marshall 2010
Fundamental bigroupoids and 2-covering spaces David Roberts 2010
Laplace-domain analysis of fluid line networks with applications to time-domain simulation and syste... Aaron Zecchin 2010
Bayesian networks for high-dimensional data with complex mean structure Jessica Kasza 2010
Semilinear stochastic differential equations with applications to forward interest rate models Kevin Mark 2010
Optimal designs for two-colour microarray experiments Penny Sanchez 2010
Drought predictions: Applications in Australia Hui Wong 2010
The development and stability of some non-planar boundary-layer flows Nathaniel Jewell 2009
Boundary-layer flows in non-Newtonian fluids Paul Dabrowski 2009
BGP, not as easy as 1-2-3 Ashley Flavel 2009
The stability of multiple wing-tip vortices James Whitehead 2009
Bandwidth allocation for quality of service provision in IEEE 802.16 systems Tze Wei Tang 2009
Mathematical modelling and experimental investigation of nutrient supply to the mammalian oocyte Alys Clark 2009
Loop groups, Higgs fields and generalised string classes Raymond Vozzo 2009
Applications of conditional value-at-risk to water resources management Brian Webby 2009
Copulas for credit derivative pricing and other applications Glenis Crane 2009
Resistance, wave-making and wave-decay of thin ships, with emphasis on the effects of viscosity Leo Lazauskas 2009
Boundary element methods for the solution of a class of infiltration problems Maria Lobo 2008
Regularized equivariant Euler classes and gamma functions Rongmin Lu 2008
Fundamental numerical schemes for parameter estimation in computer vision Tony Scoleri 2008
Quadrals and their associated subspaces David Butler 2008
Time-dependence in Markovian decision processes Jeremy McMahon 2008
Invariant bilinear differential pairings on parabolic geometrics Jens Kroeske 2008
The behaviour of stochastic rumours Selma Belen 2008
Exact solution to the stochastic spread of social contagion using rumours Roland Dickinson 2008
The effects of social networks on the health of older Australians Lynne Giles 2008
Geometric neurodynamical classifiers applied to breast cancer detection Tijiana Ivancevic 2008
Random allocations: New and extended models and techniques, with applications and numerics Ray Kennington 2007
Numerical modelling of temperature-induced circulation in shallow water bodies and applications to T... Jong Wook Lee 2007
A multi-disciplinary approach to complex systems design Alex Ryan 2007
Quantitative methods for investment decisions in communication networks Clare Saddler 2006
The Markovian binary tree: A model of the macroevolutionary process Nectarios Kontoleon 2006

Master of Philosophy or Science graduates

Thesis title Student Year
Simulation of correlated variables: a comparison of approaches with a case study from the Yandi Chan... Christopher De-Vitry 2010