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The Ph.D. in Mathematical Sciences at Yeshiva University offers training and research opportunities in traditional areas of mathematics as well as in interdisciplinary applications of mathematics. Students in the program can specialize in (i) pure and applied mathematics, or (ii) computational science. Faculty research include areas such as dynamical systems, celestial mechanics, dynamical astronomy and astrophysics, partial differential equations, geometric analysis, algebra, combinatorics, mathematical physics, network science, operator theory, spectral analysis, quantum field theory, mathematics of finance, computational topology, biostatistics, machine learning, computer vision, manifold learning. Students graduating from our Ph.D. program are prepared to pursue mathematics at the highest levels, in colleges and universities, government, healthcare, research and development.

The Ph.D. program offers three tracks:

Track I: Three years of study for students who enter with 60 credits of graduate coursework
Track II: Four years of study for students who enter with 30 credits of graduate coursework
Track III: Five years of study for students who enter with no previous graduate coursework

Besides coursework, students are required to pass a qualifying exam and to complete a doctoral thesis on original research.

YU has an exceptional tradition and legacy in mathematical physics and an impressive track record of training research mathematicians. Famous alumni include Hillel Furstenberg (Abel Prize in Mathematics 2020), Benjamin Weiss, Michael Aizenman and Charles Peskin. We also leverage our excellent locations in midtown and uptown Manhattan to provide our students access to many seminars and conferences in the New York metropolitan area, to facilitate internships with major companies, and to develop connections and land in competitive jobs within or outside of academia.