for undergraduates in Mathematics
The goal of this international REU in mathematics is
to foster interactions between American and Brazilian students, by
providing students with meaningful experiences in mathematical
research. It is a great opportunity for advancing your knowledge
in mathematics, in addition to acquiring international experience.
Activities are conducted in English and no prior knowledge of
Portuguese is necessary.
We make the necessary travel arrangements for the trip to Brazil. Participants have travel expenses covered (air fare, lodging, visa, health insurance) and receive a stipend. Each participant is responsible for acquiring a valid passport and for obtaining a visa. To complement the research experience, we organize enrichment activities, as well as cultural and recreational field trips.
For a detailed description of the 2004 Summer program, as well as complete information about stipends, dates, and application, click here. You can review here the 2003 program in Rio de Janeiro. For more information click on the above links or if you have any program related question contact Helena Noronha.
This program is funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF). To be eligible for this program, NSF requires that participants be US citizens or have permanent resident status. Participants must be continuing their mathematics education in the Fall semester of 2004.
We make the necessary travel arrangements for the trip to Brazil. Participants have travel expenses covered (air fare, lodging, visa, health insurance) and receive a stipend. Each participant is responsible for acquiring a valid passport and for obtaining a visa. To complement the research experience, we organize enrichment activities, as well as cultural and recreational field trips.
For a detailed description of the 2004 Summer program, as well as complete information about stipends, dates, and application, click here. You can review here the 2003 program in Rio de Janeiro. For more information click on the above links or if you have any program related question contact Helena Noronha.
This program is funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF). To be eligible for this program, NSF requires that participants be US citizens or have permanent resident status. Participants must be continuing their mathematics education in the Fall semester of 2004.