Mathematics
Degrees in Mathematics can form the foundation for many different career paths.
The Department of Mathematics and Statistics offers courses leading to the degrees of bachelor of science or bachelor of arts with a major in mathematics, master of science with a major in mathematics and master of arts for the teaching of mathematics.
The bachelors degrees have options for applied mathematics, discrete mathematics/operations research, statistics, or general mathematics study.
Learn more about programs and faculty in the department.
Degrees in Mathematics
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Minor in Mathematics: For the undergraduate minor in mathematics, one needs to successfully complete Math 181, 182, and 283, plus three more math/stat courses numbered 300 or higher.
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Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics: The bachelor's degrees in mathematics have options for applied mathematics, discrete mathematics/operations research, statistics, or general study.
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Bachelor of Science in Mathematics: The bachelor's degrees in mathematics have options for applied mathematics, discrete mathematics/operations research, statistics, or general study.
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Master of Arts for the Teaching of Mathematics: Teaching of Mathematics
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Master of Science in Mathematics: Mathematics is a diverse subject, which has applications in many fields.