If you are unable to locate any subsidiary web address, try the organization's main web site for more information. Exploring Mathematics Undergraduates taking courses or majoring in mathematics understand the unique challenges and satisfactions that mathematics presents. And those taking courses in the physical sciences, the biological sciences, computer science, economics, statistics, and even the social sciences realize how key mathematics is to the study of those subjects.
Mathematical ideas are indispensable in an impressive number of disciplines.
This list is increasing. Careers in Mathematics College graduates with a bachelor's degree in mathematics can qualify for a broad range of positions in business, industry, government and education. Companies in the computer and communications industries employ many mathematicians, as do oil companies, banks, insurance companies, and consulting firms. The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation provided funding for the Project for Nonacademic Employment. This brochure introduces you to just some of the resources available from the AMS and many other organizations that support undergraduate and graduate students and mathematics professionals.