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Department of Mathematics

The Department of Mathematics of the University of Aveiro was founded in 1976 immediately after the foundation of the University of Aveiro. In a university campus full of harmony, a true gallery of modern Portuguese architecture, we can envisage the building which hosts the Department of Mathematics since 1993. Designed by the architect José Prata and displaying elegant lines, this building has a glass dome, providing light into its interior. It is part of one of the most dynamic an innovating Portuguese universities and employs a team of highly experienced and qualified professors.

University of Aveiro

The University has more than 12 500 students distributed across 58 graduate courses, over 40 MSc courses and 25 PhD programs. Its main campus is near the centre of Aveiro, including a nearby Administration and Accounting Institute. It is an R&D university, having research units developing programmes in fundamental and applied mathematics, physics, chemistry, telecommunications, robotics, bioinformatics, sea sciences, materials, design, business administration and industrial engineering.

Aveiro

Aveiro, the city of channels, is the fifth largest city in Portugal, located in west-central Portugal at the mouth of an estuary which opens out to the rolling waters of the Atlantic Ocean, flanking the country’s eastern coast. Indeed, Aveiro has been hailed as the Venice of Portugal thanks to its lagoon and canals that criss-cross the city, which can be explored in a trip on a gondola-like boat called the “moliceiro”, while admiring the brightly pastel-coloured art nouveau houses façades that line the waterways and the pretty bridges. Click here for more infomations about Aveiro.

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Touristic center

Two moliceiros at city canal (moliceiros are a typical old boat for salt and seaweed)

Ponte do Laço ("Tie Bridge")

View of Rectoral Building (left) and Departament of Mathematics (right)

University central avenue. Palm trees are wind resistant

Department of Mathematics