Graduate Programs

We offer a MASTER OF ARTS with a major in Mathematics, Mathematical Statistics, or Applied Mathematics as well as a DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY with a major in Mathematics and specializations in pure mathematics, applied mathematics and mathematical statistics

The courses offered by the Department of Mathematics serve several purposes; they supply the mathematical preparation necessary for students specializing in the physical, biological or social sciences, in business administration, in engineering, and in education; they provide a route by which students may arrive at the level of research competency in any of several special mathematical areas; they allow students to prepare themselves for work as mathematicians and statisticians in industry and government; and they give an opportunity to all inquisitive students to learn something about modern mathematical ideas.

• Why study math?
• Master's degree
• PhD program
• Graduate Course Descriptions (from the Graduate Bulletin)
• Schedule of Classes (subject to change)
  • Fall 2012
  • Winter 2013
• Admissions, Assistantships and Fellowships
• Scholarships and Awards for Graduate Students

Contact persons:

While the position of Graduate Secretary is vacant, please use the following contact information.