Institutional Exchanges

The Graduate Program in Mathematics (PPGMAT) highly values and actively promotes institutional exchanges, recognizing their importance for the intellectual production and academic development of its faculty and students.

The intellectual output of the PPGMAT faculty's research articles is largely a result of partnerships with faculty from other institutions. These collaborations facilitate the exchange of knowledge, ideas, and methodologies, resulting in high-quality and impactful research. PPGMAT faculty members actively participate in research groups from other institutions, strengthening the network of scientific collaboration and contributing to the advancement of knowledge in various areas of Mathematics.

The program's students also benefit from these institutional partnerships, with many participating in academic activities in other programs, such as summer courses offered by various Graduate Programs in Mathematics across the country, broadening their perspectives and experiences.

Additionally, PPGMAT students have been accepted into doctoral programs at renowned institutions, continuing their academic journey in environments of excellence. These achievements reflect the solid education provided by PPGMAT and the effectiveness of institutional exchanges in preparing students for future challenges.

These institutional exchanges are fundamental to PPGMAT as they promote integration with the national and international scientific community, stimulate innovation, and ensure that students and faculty are always up-to-date with the latest trends and developments in their research areas.