Teaching Areas
The Bonn International Graduate School of Mathematics is organized into the following sections:
A - Algebra, Number Theory and Logic
V.Blomer, G.Faltings, J.Franke, P.Koepke, G.Oberdieck, P.Scholze, J.Schröer, C.Stroppel,
B - Analysis and Differential Equations
S.Conti, M.Disertori, H.Koch, M.Lesch, S.Müller, B. Niethammer, M.Ortiz, M.Rumpf, C.Thiele, J.Velázquez
C - Discrete mathematics
S.Held, S.Hougardy, B.Korte, J.Vygen
D - Geometry and Topology
C.-F.Bödigheimer, G.Faltings, U.Hamenstädt, D. Huybrechts, W.Lück, S.Schwede, P.Teichner
E - Numerical Mathematics and Scientific computing
C.Burstedde, S.Conti, J.Garcke, J.Gedicke, M.Griebel, I.Neitzel, M.Ortiz, C.Rieger, M.Rumpf, M.A.Schweitzer
F - Stochastics
A.Bovier, A.Bufetov, M.Disertori, A.Eberle, P.Ferrari, M.Gubinelli, B.Niethammer, E.Peltola, K.-T.Sturm
The Max-Planck-Institute for Mathematics runs the International Max Planck Research School for Moduli Spaces in collaboration with mathematicians from the department of mathematics at the university.
Each section designs a teaching program for PhD students consisting of advanced lecture courses, research seminars, reading classes, a doctoral colloquium (organized by the students themselves), and summer and winter schools. Such schools will often be shared by sections and are open to external PhD students.