Students and faculty members have access to computer resources on campus and dial-in access off campus. The university's library system, consisting of two million cataloged holdings, has been designated a major research library by the U.S. Department of Education. UNT maintains high visibility as a research university and sponsors more than 55 research and service centers and institutes. The campus is located in Denton, a city of 70,000 people, which offers the atmosphere of a small college town located about 35 miles north of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. The department offers mathematics programs of instruction and research leading to master of arts, master of science and doctor of philosophy degrees.
Students pursue a program of study that includes both pure and applicable mathematics.
UNT has internationally recognized faculty. Research areas include algebra, combinatorics, topology, numerical analysis and computer methods, descriptive set theory, chaos and dynamical systems, functional analysis, image processing and pattern recognition, logic and foundations, and differential equations. The department has 28 faculty members and about 65 graduate students. For a sample list of places mathematics graduates are employed, contact the department office. In addition to the following program requirements, students must meet the admission requirements of the Toulouse School of Graduate Studies.