Professor Glenn Stevens: Director of PROMYS

PROMYS seeks to encourage mathematical habits of mind that support curiosity, creativity,

collaboration, and independence in facing unfamiliar mathematical challenges.

dozens of minicourses and guest lectures on a wide range of mathematical topics.

Fellowships designed for students unable to attend PROMYS without financial assistance.

Six Weeks of Deeply Challenging Mathematics July 1 - August 11, 2018 at Boston University, U.S.A.

Boston University is an equal opportunity, affirmative action institution

“The opportunities for learning and research at PROMYS are endless”

Arya Vadnere, 2016 Mehta Fellow and 2017 Mehta Returning Fellow

Students receive daily feedback from their counselors on their Number Theory problem sets.

Daily Number Theory lectures, advanced seminars, exploration labs, mentored research, and

Interested in joining 80 mathematically talented high school students from across the U.S.,

For Maths-Talented Students in India Age 15-19 (Grades 9-12 or PUC)

25 undergraduate counselors, faculty, research mentors, and guest mathematicians

for PROMYS’s 30th summer of intensive mathematical exploration?

All Costs Covered: Tuition, Room and Board, Visa Fees, and Roundtrip Travel

4th Year of Tara and Jasubhai Mehta Fellowships to

"The path of discovery that one follows as a student of PROMYS is unique and will change your perception of mathematics." Siddharth Sridhar, 2017 Mehta Fellow

Application for 2018 Mehta Fellowships to PROMYS: www.promys.org

Application Deadline: March 31, 2018

Linde Family Foundation, PROMYS Foundation, and private donors.

We gratefully thank our sponsors and partners: Nicholas Nash, Indira Foundation, Morph.org, American Mathematical Society (AMS), Boston University, Clay Mathematics Institute,