Moving from students to teachers
The Department of Mathematical Sciences staffs 28 full-time faculty members and approximately 50 part-time faculty members with expertise in theoretical and applied mathematics, mathematics education, developmental mathematics, actuarial science, statistics, data science, and mathematical physics. Our mission is to provide students with the quantitative and pedagogical skills that they will need for teaching, business, industry, and research. We also provide students in the Schools of Business and Education, the Colleges of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences and Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, and other departments within the School of Engineering, Science, and Technology, with mathematics, statistics, and data science courses needed for success in their fields.
We offer six undergraduate degrees programs, seven graduate degree programs, one graduate certificate program, and a Post Baccalaureate program in mathematics education. To make an appointment to discuss any of these programs with a faculty member, call our office at (860) 832-2835.
What can you do with a Mathematics Degree?
- Actuary
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- Appraiser
- Astronomer
- Bank Officer
- Biometrician/Biostatistician
- Bookkeeper
- Cartographer
- Compensation Administrator
- Computer Programmer
- Credit Manager
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- Demographer
- Economist
- Econometrician
- Educator
- Market Research Analyst
- Mathematician
- Physicist
- Radar Technician
- Risk Analyst
- Statistician
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- Tool and Die Maker