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Department of Mathematics and Statistics

 

Welcome to the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at La Trobe University.

 

  

We have a reputation as one of Australia's most progressive teaching departments in the Mathematical Sciences, a place where students actively learn Maths and Stats in an informal environment.

We are also a very active research department, recognised by the University as an area of research strength, and with many international and national connections.

If you are interested in postgraduate study in Maths or Stats you've come to the right place!

    
 
 

 

Upcoming activities and other announcements:

 

  • New employee
    James Atkinson has taken up a 6 month post-doctoral position at the department. He will be working with Prof. Reinout Quispel in the Dynamical Systems research group
    (Posted 8 August 2008)
  • Paul Kabaila in Viena
    He presented an invited talk at the Workshop on Current Trends and Challenges in Model Selection and Related Areas
    (Posted 8 August 2008)
  • Andriy Olenko in Singapore
    Andriy attended the seventh World Congress in Probability and Statistics from 14-19 July
    (Posted 8 August 2008)
  • Visitors in June
    Prof Csaba Szabo from the Eotvos Lorand University in Hungary visited the Research Group on General Algebra and its Applications.
    (Posted 8 August 2008)
  • A visitor for August
    Volker Grimm from the Heinrich-Heine-Universitat in Dusseldorf (Germany) will visit the Dynamical Systems research group
    (Posted 8 August 2008)
  • Study claims girls equal boys in maths ability
    Scientists have reported that girls keep up with boys when it comes to mathematics (Read...)
    (Posted 25 August 2008)
  • Mathematical bubble design at the Olympics
    It was the mathematics (and physics) of foam that inspired the design of the National Aquatics Center in Beijing (the swimming venue for the 2008 Olympics (Read...)
    (Posted 25 August 2008)

 

 

Node of:

MASCOS

Australian Research Council

Centre of Excellence for Mathematics
and Statistics of Complex Systems

Proud member of:

Amsi

 
Content Approved by: Head of Department
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Last Updated: 25 August, 2008