Non-US Schools Offering Math Degree in English | Deadline Still Open

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This discussion focuses on finding non-US institutions that offer comprehensive math degrees in English, with an emphasis on application deadlines. The user is specifically looking for options for the fall 2007 semester. It is noted that UK universities typically have application deadlines in December or early January, which have already passed for the desired entry date. However, contacting admissions departments directly may yield opportunities, especially through the clearing program for available spots.

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Is there any non-US-based institution I could apply to that offers a respectable and comprehensive math degree, and whose language of instruction is English? A place whose deadline hasn't yet passed?
 
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mathmuncher said:
A place whose deadline hasn't yet passed?

Do you want to start study in September/October 2007? If so, I think the deadline for all UK universities is last December/early January -- I can't say anything about other countries though.
 
Yeah I'm aware of the fact that the deadlines in the UK have already passed, and yes, I'm applying for entry in the fall. I'm just after a respectable math degree taught somewhere, in English.
 
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Deadlines for University places are never fully set-in-stone. If there's an institution in the UK that you'd like to consider applying to, there's no harm in emailing their respective admissions department - if there's places left on the course then there's no reason you couldn't be considered. Otherwise there's the 'clearing' programme, where they make available the places of those who didn't achieve the necessary grades after provisional acceptance.

Other than that, I'm afraid my knowledge is limited.
 

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