The department offers programs leading to the Ph.D. in Mathematics, Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics, the M.S. in Mathematics, and the M.S. in Applied Mathematics.
We also participate in interdisciplinary programs in Information Assurance, Bioinformatics and Computational Biology, Human Computer Interaction and Ecology and Evolutionary Biology.
All the graduate programs have considerable flexibility to suit individual needs. The faculty has especially strong, active research groups in partial differential equations, applied mathematics, stochastic processes, functional analysis, combinatorics, algebra, control theory, and mathematical biology.
Graduate Program Learning Goals:
Applied Mathematics
- Master core areas of Applied Mathematics (MS, PhD)
- Achieve in-depth knowledge in a chosen subfield of Applied Mathematics (PhD)
- Perform original research in a chosen subfield that advances Applied Mathematics (PhD)
- Demonstrate ability to effectively communicate mathematical concepts and research results (MS, PhD)
Mathematics
- Master core areas of Mathematics (MS, PhD)
- Achieve in-depth knowledge in a chosen subfield of Mathematics (PhD)
- Perform original research in a chosen subfield that advances Mathematics (PhD)
- Demonstrate ability to effectively communicate mathematical concepts and research results (MS, PhD)
Degree Programs
- Mathematics (MS or PhD)
- Applied Mathematics (MS or PhD)
- Information Assurance (MS)
- Bioinformatics and Computational Biology Program (PhD)
- Human Computer Interaction (MS or PhD)
- Ecology and Evolutionary Biology (MS and PhD)
International students
- International Admissions
- International Education Services
- Orientation Resources for International Students
Graduate Resources
Director of Graduate Education for Mathematics and Applied Mathematics