Open applicant toolkit
Practical guidance for applications, funding, academic outreach, presentations, and the moments between discovering an opportunity and showing up prepared.
Essential guides
Each guide focuses on a decision you can improve today, without vague advice or unnecessary complexity.
Outreach
Write a short, specific message: introduce your background, name one paper or research direction, explain the fit, and ask one clear question. Attach a one-page CV only when it helps.
Funding
A full waiver removes fees; a travel grant supports transport or accommodation; a stipend supports living costs. Check which costs are covered, when money is paid, and whether you pay first.
Events
Expect fast lectures, problem sessions, and informal discussion. Bring a notebook, review the prerequisites, and prepare a concise description of your mathematical interests.
Official sources
Always confirm the current deadline, eligibility, funding conditions, and application destination on the original organisation’s page.
Need context?
The strongest advice is specific to your stage, field, constraints, and goal.
