IMU Breakout Graduate Fellowship 2025 – Fully Funded PhD for Developing Countries

Are you a dedicated mathematician looking to advance your research and have a worldwide impact? The International Mathematical Union's (IMU) Breakout Graduate Fellowship Program 2025 provides a great chance for outstanding individuals from disadvantaged nations to pursue a PhD in mathematics at top universities globally. This distinguished fellowship is intended to help the greatest brains in mathematics by giving financial support for their doctoral studies.

What is the IMU Breakout Graduate Fellowship Program?

The International Mathematical Union's Breakout Graduate Fellowship is an initiative focused at encouraging students from countries with limited resources to attain academic success in mathematics. The fellowship covers tuition, living expenses, and travel costs, allowing recipients to focus only on their research without financial constraints.

Details about Scholarship

Benefits of the Fellowship

The fellowship offers comprehensive financial support, which includes:

• Full tuition support at the recipient's preferred university.
• A monthly allowance for living expenses.
• Travel compensation for foreign conferences and research collaborations.
• Support for academic resources and research-related expenses.
• The maximum annual stipend is $10,000 to cover tuition, housing, and other essential expenditures.

Eligibility Criteria

To qualify for the IMU Breakout Graduate Fellowship 2025, applicants must:

• Be a citizen and resident of a developing country, as defined by the IMU.
• Have earned a bachelor's or master's degree in mathematics or a comparable subject.
• Be accepted or apply for a PhD program in mathematics at a reputable university in a developing country.
• Be recommended by a senior mathematician who is an IMU member and has mentored the candidate.
• Have an excellent academic record and promising research potential.

Application Deadline

The last date of application submission is 31st May, 2025.

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