SIAM: Students

Students

Students are the future of applied mathematics and computational science. SIAM welcomes students with opportunities to participate in SIAM, as well as online resources on education and careers.

Right: Oxford University Chapter of SIAM: (Left to right) Faculty Advisor: Mason Porter, IT Officer: Aaron Smith, Secretary: Chris Lustri, Treasurer: Almut Eisenträger, President: Hermes Gadêlha, Undergraduate Representative: Robin Thompson, Vice-President: Amy Smith, JAMS Co-ordinator: Henry Shum.

Student Memberships
SIAM Memberships for students are greatly
discounted or free.
Student Chapters
Join an existing SIAM student chapter or start a new one.

Student Prizes and Travel Awards
Opportunities for travel and recognition!
Educational Resources for Students and Educators
Students, browse our online guides to graduate and undergraduate programs. Educators, review SIAM-sponsored reports and surveys on educational issues.

Careers in Mathematics
Here's what you can do with that math degree.
Gene Golub SIAM Summer School 2012
The Gene Golub Summer School offers free graduate level summer schools in applied mathematics, computational science, and industrial mathematics for up to 50 doctoral students.

Job Search Resources for Students
Learn how to conduct a job search. Sign up for the Career Fair at the SIAM Annual Meeting.
Fellowship & Research Opportunities
See what's available for graduate and undergraduate students.

Moody's Mega Math Challenge
A math modeling contest for high school students in the Northest and Mid-Atlantic US - from Maine through Washington DC.
Mathematics Resources
Links to a variety of math websites.

SIAM Undergraduate Research Online (SIURO)

Now accepting papers for a new electronic publication devoted to undergraduate research in applied and computational mathematics.

Student News
News about and for our student members.

Math Competitions
Math contests for middle school, high school, and undergraduate students.
Why Do Math
Mathematical and computational analyses have proved to be uniquely insightful for solving a myriad of problems in science, society and our everyday lives. Why Do Math highlights solutions to many of these problems.

Math Matters, Apply It!
An awareness campaign to help people learn more about the mathematics behind everyday life and the technologies we encounter.

Student Memberships SIAM Memberships for students are greatly discounted or free.	Student Chapters Join an existing SIAM student chapter or start a new one.
Student Prizes and Travel Awards Opportunities for travel and recognition!	Educational Resources for Students and Educators Students, browse our online guides to graduate and undergraduate programs. Educators, review SIAM-sponsored reports and surveys on educational issues.
Careers in Mathematics Here's what you can do with that math degree.	Gene Golub SIAM Summer School 2012 The Gene Golub Summer School offers free graduate level summer schools in applied mathematics, computational science, and industrial mathematics for up to 50 doctoral students.
Job Search Resources for Students Learn how to conduct a job search. Sign up for the Career Fair at the SIAM Annual Meeting.	Fellowship & Research Opportunities See what's available for graduate and undergraduate students.
Moody's Mega Math Challenge A math modeling contest for high school students in the Northest and Mid-Atlantic US - from Maine through Washington DC.	Mathematics Resources Links to a variety of math websites.
SIAM Undergraduate Research Online (SIURO) Now accepting papers for a new electronic publication devoted to undergraduate research in applied and computational mathematics.	Student News News about and for our student members.
Math Competitions Math contests for middle school, high school, and undergraduate students.	Why Do Math Mathematical and computational analyses have proved to be uniquely insightful for solving a myriad of problems in science, society and our everyday lives. Why Do Math highlights solutions to many of these problems.
Math Matters, Apply It! An awareness campaign to help people learn more about the mathematics behind everyday life and the technologies we encounter.

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