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UMass Dartmouth's Mathematics department offers a bachelor's degree in mathematics with an option in applied and computational mathematics.

With a core of computation-oriented courses, the computational mathematics option emphasizes mathematics that is needed to devise, analyze and implement methods to obtain accurate numerical solutions to applied problems.

UMass Dartmouth's mathematics program provides a foundation in both the theoretical and applied aspects of mathematics, preparing you for a variety of careers, including: actuary, algorithm design, biostatistician, computer information systems, data science, defense analyst, economics, education, finance, game developer, government, insurance, manufacturing, medicine, mathematical modeling consultant, psychology, science computing, software development, and statistician.

Mathematicians are problem solvers and precise thinkers, applying their knowledge and skills in academia, government, industry, research, and technology.

You'll also be well-prepared for graduate studies in math or in areas that emphasize math, such as economics, engineering, and the sciences.

We offer both BA and BS degrees in mathematics, as well as a BS degree in data science that is jointly taught by the mathematics department and the College of Engineering.

BA and BS degrees in mathematics

degrees require completion of 120 credit hours of overall coursework

take an additional 6 credits in natural science courses to earn the BS degree in mathematics

humanities/social science requirements for the BS degree are a combined total of 18 credits

BA degree in mathematics, you'll take an additional 3 credits in natural science courses

humanities/social science requirements for the BA degree are a combined total of 21 credits

Major in Mathematics

Our curriculum offers flexibility, allowing you to concentrate in your areas of interest. You'll have a wide selection of courses to choose from, including algebra, calculus, computational mathematics, geometry, probability, simulations, and statistics. You will learn to how to: Understand core mathematical skills; Form logical arguments with correct reasoning; Recognize connection between different areas of mathematics and understand relationships between ideas.

For the major, you'll complete 59 credit hours in courses related to mathematics or physics, and 6 credits in English, 6 credits in Literature, and an additional 27 credits in upper level courses.

For the computational mathematics option, you'll complete 59 credit hours in mathematics, physics and computer science, and 120 credit hours overall.

UMassD advantages: Faculty mentors: engage in research projects with expert faculty mentors and present your work at national and international conferences; New initiatives: collaborate, create, and explore at our IDEA Studio and the Center for Scientific Computing and Visualization Research; Community: participate in our chapter of the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics or the student-led group, Mathematics and Physics Opportunities for Women in Research.