Careers & Internships
For those who may want to pursue non-academic employment in industry, engineering, and the sciences, we have an applied and statistics option for both our B.S. and M.S. degrees. Whether or not the career directly applies the knowledge gained in the curriculum, the experience in problem solving, logical thinking, and managing complex tasks will enhance the student's abilities in any work setting. There is a wealth of career information available at the following sites: |
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- 2008 Career Development Guide – a free resource for students (and all).
- This site contains lists of various math majors in different colleges and the jobs they have found
- The American Mathematical Society
- The Mathematical Association of America
- The Bureau of Labor Statistics (Has lots of information about mathematics careers, especially non-academic employment)
- Actuarial jobs
- Job information primarily for those with a Ph.D. in math
- Wall Street Journal job ratings 2009.
- Career Cast job ratings 2010.
- NPR: "Analysts to make sense of big data"
Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU)
The site features information for students interested in identifying
summer research opportunities.
Paid fellowships
Paid fellowships to conduct research with faculty mentors are available
in summer 2003 to select undergraduate students. The fellowships are
competitive. Application information may be found at the websites
below. All applications should be submitted electronically per the
instructions at the website to Alice Ward, UCCSN Research
Administrator. A review panel will make the final selection.
http://www.nevada.edu/epscor/undergrad.html
http://www.nevada.edu/epscor/IAASundergrad.html
http://www.nevada.edu/epscor/IAASgrad.html
http://www.nevada.edu/spo/BRINundergrad.html
http://www.unr.edu/career/nacelink