Pursue Brilliant Thinking
Mathematics is one of the fundamental, most unified and universal sciences. The discipline of mathematics trains the mind to use logic and reason to discover new knowledge, and to make sense of what we already know.
When you join our department, you are entering a thriving, close-knit community of quantitative thinkers. Here, traditional disciplinary boundaries blur, and every student's journey is supported by intense peer-to-peer collaboration and deep faculty mentorship.
Graduate degrees offered:
- M.S. in Mathematics
- Ph.D. in Mathematics
- M.S. in Applied Mathematics
- Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics
- M.S. in Statistics & Data Science
Candidates in the master's programs typically complete 30 credit hours.
Ph.D. candidates typically complete the program in 5 - 6 years with additional credit hours (depending on entry level) as well as a dissertation.
Program Specific Admissions Requirements
- Submit a CAS graduate application with supporting materials.
- Applications are accepted for fall enrollment:
- Ph.D. apps have a deadline of January 1.
- M.S. apps have a deadline of June 30.
Ready for the Next Step?
Apply to the Mathematics graduate programs via the online graduate application.
Isaac Reiter, Ph.D. Student
Isaac Reiter shares his experience as a Ph.D. student in the College of Arts and Sciences.