The KAUST Applied Mathematics School is a 1-week program designed to introduce undergraduate and master’s students to important research topics in applied mathematics and computational science.
The program includes:
Talks from KAUST’s top experts and professors in applied mathematics, computational science, and statistics.
Hands-on practice sessions.
A chance to meet and interact with international researchers and learn more about our research teams.
Social events.
Topics you will learn:
Advanced training methods for AI.
Scientific machine learning and methods for solving complex problems.
Techniques for handling limited data and improving problem-solving efficiency.
Egypt, United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Djibouti, Algeria, Iraq, Jordan, Comoros, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Mauritania, Oman, Palestine, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Somalia, Syria, Tunisia, Yemen, all countries of the world.
Benefits
In addition to this top-tier science and engineering program, with internationally recognized faculty and talented participants from around the globe, we offer the following benefits:
A generous living allowance.
A chance to meet with Admissions Professionals in person to discuss applying for Graduate Programs at KAUST.
A certificate of completion from the CEMSE Division.
Round-trip airfare from your nearest home or university city airport to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, including ground transportation between King Abdulaziz International Airport and KAUST.
Medical insurance, access to an on-site medical clinic, pharmacy, and a 24/7 Emergency Room.
Private bedroom and bathroom in a shared residential suite close to campus, with shared full kitchens, washer and dryer, and living and dining areas.
Free visa assistance.
Access to community facilities, such as the Library, fitness and recreation centers, water sports, and shuttle bus services, all at no cost (except rental of water sports equipment and private lessons for boats, windsurf boards, and bowling). The community also has a cinema and ATMs.
Free high-speed internet (WIFI) across campus.
Access to restaurants, food stalls, a supermarket, and laundry services.
The Campus Diner offers affordable cafeteria-style options for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Eligibility Criteria
Participants are selected through a competitive process.
Must be an advanced undergraduate or current master's student in a related field.
Cumulative GPA of 3.5 out of 4.00 or higher.
Strong proficiency in English.
Successfully pass all KAUST interviews.
Application Requirements
An updated CV detailing your experience and interests.
Current academic transcripts (in English).
A copy of your passport.
Online Application Process
Create an Account: Register as an applicant on the PlutoEdu Portal.
Complete the Application: Fill out the online form, which takes about 5-10 minutes. You can save your progress and return to it later.
Application Review Stages
Your application will be reviewed in the following steps, and you must pass each stage to be accepted:
Faculty review of your online application.
Interview with faculty or division staff.
Interview with KAUST administration.
Final decision issued.
Things to Consider When Applying
We encourage students nominated by their home institutions to apply.
Ensure you submit your application before the deadline, or you won’t be considered for the program.
