Student Services
Find out more information at each university in the Consortium.
Student services
Many student services and support are provided at each Consortium University: student reception and integration, individual mentoring and tutoring, accommodation, transport, student life, libraries and facilities, language courses, visa support and residence permit, and many more.
Support measures for inclusive access
Specific support measures to facilitate equal and inclusive access of participants and enrolment of students/staff/invited scholars with special individual needs related to long-term physical, mental, intellectual or sensory impairments.
The consortium will use part of the budget to ensure the same quality of services at each University, in particular for specific individual tutoring, appropriate psychological or mobility support, specific training for tutors and awareness-raising for the whole cohort according to the type of individual impairment.
Prospect careers & Job placement
Applied mathematics is an area that provides many job opportunities in industry and in the academic world
Emerging scientific and technological profiles are widely requested in a variety of productive and research sectors, in particular those linked to the innovation for the digital and green transition such as:
- data analyst
- data engineer
- AI consultant
- biomedical engineer
- mathematical engineer
Banking and insurance need profiles having a strong mathematical background and mastering the most refined computational tools:
- financial markets
- energy markets and systems
- market studies
- audit and consulting
- network optimisation
- automotive and aerospace engineering
- computational biology and medicine
- robotics
- logistics
- information security
- environmental sciences
- nanotechnologies
- high performance and quantum computing
At each University of the Consortium there are Job Placement offices where companies may meet their demand of such complex skilled profiles, as well as PhD research programs very much related with the specialisation areas of MATHS DISC.