EPSRC Taught Courses in Complexity Science and Complex Systems

EPSRC is funding a number of courses for interested researchers that are new to complexity science and complex systems. The courses, running in 2006, are for new researchers and for those with more experience who want to find out more about the underlying concepts in this emerging research area. The courses will also provide an opportunity for networking with researchers from complementary fields.

• Awareness and understanding of complexity science principles for real world research (Cranfield University)
  http://www.cranfield.ac.uk/sims/mem/short_courses/complexity_science.htm

• Complexity science: systems thinking from new biology to new ICT challenges (University of Southampton)
  http://www.sense.ecs.soton.ac.uk/spring-school.php

• Embracing complexity in science and society – a taught course for build environment researchers (Universities of Liverpool and Salford)
  

• From individual to collective behaviour in large-scale complex systems (University of Manchester)
  

• Modelling across the scales (University of Bath)
  

• Taught course for researchers on complexity science and complex social systems (London School of Economics)
  http://www.psych.lse.ac.uk/complexity/Course/epsrc_course06.htm

• Taught course on complex networks: analysis, control and applications (University of Bristol)
  

• Taught course on dynamics of complex systems: emergent phenomena via separation of scales in time and space (Imperial College London)
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• Taught postgraduate course on mathematics in the science of complex systems (Open University)
  http://phoenix.open.ac.uk/complexity/EPSRC_Maths_course.html