Undergraduate Major
As an undergraduate, you'll choose one of four concentrations: actuarial, education, applied or general.
Our department is known for outstanding instruction at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. You'll study with faculty members who have won numerous university-wide teaching awards, and alongside students who have been the recipients of an impressive array of honors.
Our programs are diverse, and provide the technical expertise and interdisciplinary skills needed by the modern mathematician. We offer programs leading to the Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts, Master of Science and the Doctor of Philosophy, including a Ph.D. option of a concentration in Applied and Computational Mathematics that cuts across disciplinary boundaries. The department also offers programs leading to the Master of Mathematics (designed primarily for students who wish to enter a Ph.D. program in mathematics) and, in conjunction with the College of Education, a Master of Arts in Teaching degree.
As an undergraduate, you'll choose one of four concentrations: actuarial, education, applied or general.
We offer both a master of arts and a master of science degree.
These programs are for students interested in secondary and junior college mathematics education.
The doctoral program is well-suited to students who wish to become researchers, teach at the college level, or work in a professional setting.