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IM Graduate Research Colloquium for Second Semester AY 2025-2026

The Institute of Mathematics, College of Science, University of the Philippines Diliman invites everyone to the IM Graduate Research Colloquium for the Second Semester, AY 2025–2026. πŸ“… Date: 23 March 2026 (Monday)πŸ•’ Time: 14:10 – 16:40πŸ“ Venue: MBAN 305 Join us as graduate students present their current research and ongoing work. This colloquium provides an… Continue reading β†’

SEAMS School 2026 on Graph Theory and Related Fields

The Institute of Mathematics is organizing the SEAMS School 2026 on Graph Theory and Related Fields, a school that aims to introduce advanced undergraduate, master’s, and Ph.D. students from the Philippines and other Southeast Asian countries to specialized topics in graph theory and its applications through lectures, discussion groups, and computer sessions. Dates: 09-18 November… Continue reading β†’

Applications are now being accepted for FULL-TIME / PART-TIME TEACHING POSITIONS

Qualifications – Must have at least an undergraduate degree in Mathematics or a closely related field (priority will be given to those who hold a master’s or doctoral degree)– Must be equipped and able to do remote and on-site teaching Requirements– Signed letter of intent addressed to the Director– Latest curriculum vitae with contact information–… Continue reading β†’

IDM 2026 @ UPD: Mini-Symposium on Mathematics and Hope

IDM 2026 @ UPD: Mini-Symposium on Mathematics and Hope 16 March 2026 (Monday) Institute of Biology Auditorium 1:00–4:30 PM (Registration: 1:00–1:30 PM | Program starts at 1:30 PM) Inspiring talks by distinguished speakers: Arts, Patterns, and SymmetryJose Maria P. Balmaceda, Ph. D.Professor Emeritus, Institute of Mathematics Music and ReligionFidel R. Nemenzo, D. Sc.Professor, Institute of… Continue reading β†’

Celebrate the International Day of Mathematics (IDM) 2026 at UPD IMath!

Celebrate the International Day of Mathematics (IDM) 2026 at UPD IMath! The theme for this year’s IDM is Mathematics and Hope. Thales said, “Hope is the most universal of all human possessions.” More than 2,500 years later, we can also say that mathematics is one of the most universal human possessions. Connecting hope and mathematics… Continue reading β†’