Department of Mathematics

An internationally renowned department within one of the world's most prestigious universities. Our community thrives on collaboration and intellectual curiosity. If you're passionate about mathematics and statistics you'll feel at home here.

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About the Department

Learn about our history, research and mission

Undergraduate

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Postgraduate

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Industrial partners

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Outreach

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Welcome to the Department

Welcome to the Department of Mathematics at Imperial College London, a modern maths department.

As part of one of the world's most prestigious universities, our department has established itself as a leader on the global stage, consistently ranking among the very best. We pride ourselves on nurturing a vibrant, inclusive, and supportive culture. Staff and students at all levels are encouraged to realize their full potential, and your growth is our success.

Science

Our research

The Department’s overall research agenda is to identify the key scientific, economic and societal challenges to which Mathematics can contribute; make world-leading contributions across the spectrum of Mathematics and Statistics; solve outstanding open problems by developing fundamental new tools and, where appropriate, apply these tools to a wide range of real-world problems.

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Seminars and events

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  • Colloquium

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77th British Maths Colloquium
Cardiff University, Senghennydd Road, Cardiff
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  • Conference

– BST

COW Seminar (as part of 77 British Mathematical Colloquium)
Cardiff University, Senghennydd Road, Cardiff
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  • External

– BST

Primes and Resonance: Sophie Germain’s 250th Birthday
The Royal Institution , 21 Albemarle Street, London
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  • Meeting

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Meeting on: Links between commutative algebra and representation theory
Huxley Building, South Kensington Campus
Living in London has been the most special aspect of coming to Imperial for me. There are so many opportunities (both academic and leisurely) here and I can't imagine myself living anywhere else now. Jamie Maths undergraduate
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About us
4 research sections
100 academic staff
800 undergraduates
200 MSc students
150 PhD students
Over 30 nationalities