The future mathematician will need to combine logical and problem solving skills with an ability to communicate effectively with scientists, economists, business managers, and medical professionals. Students receive solid grounding in the traditional foundation areas of mathematics. Students will learn about current advances in and applications of mathematics, engage in their own research, and learn to communicate mathematical ideas clearly and effectively. Through Blackburn's Work Program, students have an opportunity to instruct others in mathematics and work with computers. Current ideas in mathematics are explored in a special senior seminar.
Independent study is available and encouraged.
These include teaching, actuarial sciences, statistics, operations research, decision sciences, management, government, graduate school, and research.