International Mathematics Master

14/09/2026

Real stories. Real growth.

Meet one of our IMM students sharing her journey — the challenges,
the wins, and everything in between.

Your story matters. What’s one lesson math has taught you?

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08/09/2026

Announcement of John Conway Spirited Seminar Series an open seminar.

Title: On the subrank of bilinear maps

Speaker: Prof. Jan Draisma, Universität Bern, Switzerland

Date: Monday, September 21, 2026

Time: 04:00 PM (PKST)

Mode: Online Seminar
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https://lums-edu-pk.zoom.us/j/96845850403?pwd=diJdC9ucVGcoOzCTFR3kVsYsLS6AIx.1

17/08/2026

What made you fall in love with maths🧮

Share your story in commet sections.

Join IMM at Lums to start your journey📝

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11/08/2026

Every great discovery begins with one question.

Research is where curiosity becomes contribution.

Hear how students turn
challenging mathematical ideas into meaningful research that could shape the future.

If you could research any
topic, what would it be?



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07/08/2026

The most valuable lessons aren’t always found in textbooks.

Sometimes they’re discovered through challenges, friendships,
and experiences that shape who you become.

✨ What’s been your biggest learning experience?

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04/07/2026

A new mathematical adventure begins!

This Monday, our selected IMM students from Algeria and Pakistan will arrive in Italy to begin the 2026 Summer Internship Programme (SIP).

Over the next six weeks, they will study at two outstanding institutions: the ICTP: International Centre for Theoretical Physics (ICTP) in Trieste and the Scuola Matematica Interuniversitaria (SMI) in Perugia. Along the way, they will attend advanced lectures, participate in seminars, present their own work, solve challenging mathematical problems and meet students & researchers from around the world.

The Summer Internship Programme is made possible through the Mathematics for Humanity grant programme by the International Centre for Mathematical Sciences (ICMS), in collaboration with ICTP, SMI and the Consorzio Interuniversitario per l’Alta Formazione in Matematica (CIAFM).

For many participants, SIP is much more than a summer programme. It is an opportunity to grow academically, discover new perspectives, build friendships and experience mathematics in a truly global environment.

We are proud of this year’s participants and wish them an inspiring, enriching, and unforgettable summer. Safe travels, we look forward to following your journey!
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04/07/2026

2026 Summer Internship Programme (SIP) begins on Monday, marking the start of a new edition filled with advanced mathematics, research, and international collaboration.
We look forward to welcoming this year’s participants!
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15/06/2026

15/06/2026

Can mathematics help us better understand discrimination, inequality and social exclusion?

On June 13–14, 2026, thirty undergraduate students from across Pakistan gathered at the Abdus Salam-SMS, GC University Lahore(ASSMS), for the Youth Hackathon Initiative: Building Mathematical Capacity Against Social Discrimination.

Funded by the Elsevier Mathematical Sciences Sponsorship Fund and implemented by the International Mathematics Master, the initiative challenged students to explore real-world issues through mathematical modelling, statistical analysis and computational approaches.

Working in teams, participants examined educational inequalities, hiring biases, barriers in STEM and the dynamics of social discrimination. Rather than seeking simple solutions, they engaged with complex questions, learning how mathematics can serve as a powerful tool for understanding social realities and generating informed perspectives.

The initiative concluded with a panel discussion featuring leading academics and educators, creating a space for dialogue on education, inclusion and the role of STEM in addressing contemporary challenges.

Projects like this demonstrate how mathematics can extend beyond the classroom, encouraging students to connect technical knowledge with the realities of the world around them.

13/06/2026

Day 1 of the IMM–ASSMS Youth Hackathon 2026 has successfully concluded at ASSMS, GCU Lahore!

Organized by IMM and ASSMS under the project Building Mathematical Capacity Against Social Discrimination, the hackathon brings together talented students and young researchers from across Pakistan to explore how mathematical modelling can help address challenges related to social inclusion, education, discrimination and public policy.

Through interactive sessions, teamwork and innovative thinking, participants have begun developing data-driven solutions to real-world societal issues. We are excited to see their ideas take shape as the hackathon continues tomorrow with project presentations, expert panel discussions and the final showcase.

Together, we are demonstrating how mathematics can be a powerful tool for understanding society and creating positive change.
Abdus Salam-SMS, GC University Lahore