The Department of Mathematics offers programs leading to the M.A., M.S., and Ph.D. degrees. Students pursuing a Master of Science degree may specialize in pure mathematics, applied mathematics, actuarial science, or interdisciplinary studies. A program of study leading to the Master of Arts degree provides a mathematics-content degree specifically designed for teachers of secondary mathematics. The Department has strong research groups in the areas of algebra, complex analysis, differential equations, dynamical systems, functional analysis, numerical analysis, probability, topology, and statistics. The Department of Mathematics has a faculty of 30, and supports 40 teaching and research assistants each year.
Tuition is included.
M.S. and Education -This program is jointly delivered by the College of Education and Allied Professions and the College of Arts and Science. The Department of Mathematics and Statistics offers the Master of Science degree in mathematics. The graduate program is designed to provide a solid foundation for further professional training or careers in teaching, industry, or government. Degree requirements are flexible, allowing considerable latitude in tailoring the course of study to individual preferences. The mathematics concentration is designed for students with an undergraduate degree in mathematics or the equivalent.