About Applied Mathematics and Computational Science (AMCS) Program Info The KAUST program in Applied Mathematics and Computational Science (AMCS) trains students to develop, analyze, and solve mathematical and computational models of real-world problems. The AMCS program enables students to address models of physical and biological systems such as electromagnetic and acoustic waves, human and animal physiology, mechanics of complex solids, as well as the branches of science dealing with social, economic and financial behavior. The program emphasizes both fundamental and applied topics in mathematics and computational sciences including real and functional analysis
Current Students StudyInfo Placement Test To facilitate the design of an individual study plan, all admitted students to the program without an M.S. degree must take a written assessment test upon arrival at KAUST. This test covers topics students are expected to have a solid understanding of from their undergraduate education. The following overview outlines the topics covered on the test and suggests resources for review. AMCS Placement Test Overview Qualifying Exam To advance to PhD candidacy, all Ph.D. students must successfully pass a qualifying exam designed to assess their knowledge within their field of study
