ICES Programs
The Institute for Computational Engineering and Sciences (ICES) is an organized research unit
created to foster the development of interdisciplinary programs in computational sciences and engineering
(CSE), mathematical modeling, applied mathematics, software engineering, and computational visualization.
The Institute currently supports eleven research centers and alliances and six research groups, and with
additional units still in the planning stages. It also supports seven major programs including the following:
- the CSEM Program, a graduate degree program leading to the M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Computational Science, Engineering, and Mathematics;
- the ICES Postdoctoral Fellowship Program, which supports outstanding computational scientists who have recently completed doctoral studies in an area relevant to research conducted at the Institute;
- the J. Tinsley Oden Faculty Fellowship Research Program, which is designed to bring outstanding researchers and scholars from academia, government
laboratories, and industry to collaborate with ICES faculty and students;
- the Moncrief Faculty Fellowship Program, dedicated to recruiting outstanding junior faculty dedicated to research and academic work in CSE;
- the Moncrief Grand Challenge Awards Program, a program that provides resources for UT Austin faculty to work on the Grand Challenges in CSE that effect the competitiveness of the nation.
- the Moncrief Undergraduate Summer Internship Program, which provides support for qualified undergraduate students to work with ICES faculty on ongoing research initiatives during the summer months;
- the ICES Undergraduate Certificate Program in Computational Science and Engineering, a program that provides junior and senior level students at UT Austin an opportunity for in-depth study in CSE.
Details regarding each of these programs may be found by following the navigation links on the side panel and/or under the Programs pull-down menu located along the top of this page.
