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About our Campus: Hebrew University’s Edmond J. Safra Campus is a vibrant hub of academic and research excellence nestled in the heart of Jerusalem. Our modern campus boasts state-of-the-art lab facilities, world-renowned faculty, and a stimulating environment that fosters scientific exploration, intellectual growth, and innovation.
About Our Department: The Einstein Institute of Mathematics at the Hebrew University is a globally recognized center for mathematical research, founded in 1925. It boasts faculty and alumni who have received prestigious awards such as the Abel Prize, Fields Medal, and Wolf Prize. The Institute covers diverse research areas, including algebra, topology, number theory, and dynamical systems, and hosts international postdocs, seminars, and conferences. The Institute actively promotes mathematics through educational outreach and is also known for its thematic years and workshops, organized in partnership with the Israel Institute of Advanced Studies, offering students access to cutting-edge research opportunities.
About Our Research: The Einstein Institute of Mathematics welcomes applications from outstanding international students for its PhD program. The program aims to train the next generation of leading mathematicians, providing a rich environment featuring weekly seminars, specialized lecture series on contemporary mathematical topics, and collaborations with visiting scholars from Israel and abroad.
Job Description: We are seeking motivated PhD candidates interested in pursuing research in all areas of mathematics. The PhD program provides a stimulating academic environment with access to state-of-the-art resources, frequent interactions with leading mathematicians, and participation in international research collaborations.
About Your Supervisor: Dr. Zev Rosengarten is a researcher at the Einstein Institute of Mathematics. His work focuses on number theory, particularly in arithmetic geometry and the study of algebraic groups. Dr. Rosengarten completed his PhD at the University of Chicago and conducted postdoctoral research at Northwestern University. His research explores deep connections between geometry, algebra, and arithmetic.
Funding:
Total: 17,800 $
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Embracing Diversity: At Hebrew University (HUJI) we believe that diversity inspires creativity, fosters curiosity, and enriches our ecosystem through academic collaboration and cultural exchange. We consider every member of our community an integral part, irrespective of their religion, gender, or ethnic origin.
HUJI is home to nearly 25,000 students across our 6 campuses, including ~2,500 international students per year representing 90+ countries. You’ll enjoy the opportunity to engage with your peers here on equal ground, in an environment that promotes equity and inclusion, and celebrates the contribution of its talented members.
Application: Please submit your application as three separate PDFs, each containing the following:
Application Deadline: See details below.
About Hebrew University: The Hebrew University of Jerusalem is one of the world's leading research institutions, consistently ranked as a global top 100 university. Established by luminaries such as Albert Einstein, we’re at the forefront of groundbreaking research, entrepreneurship, and innovation across various domains, including brain sciences, medicine, biomedicine, life sciences, mathematics, agriculture, and more. Our 6 campuses house 100+ research centers, with ~4,000 research projects underway year-round.
About Jerusalem: Hebrew University is an integral part of Jerusalem, Israel’s capital and one of the most fascinating, diverse cities on earth. Thousands of students from across the globe live in Jerusalem, immersing themselves in its vibrant cultural and culinary scenes, while marveling at the juxtaposition of its 3,000-year-old history and cutting-edge modernity. Students make the most of their spare time by enjoying Jerusalem’s myriad attractions, from restaurants, cafes and pubs, to dance clubs, museums, theaters, and year-round festivals.
In the late 19th century, great thinkers came together to envision what a Hebrew university could look like. A university of the Jewish people.
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