Mathematics is one of the oldest and most basic sciences, yet it is the foundation for some of the most dynamic and rapidly growing professions. An undergraduate degree in mathematics prepares students for a variety of careers in government and business, secondary school teaching, graduate study, and, with proper planning, a variety of professional areas. Graduate study is advisable preparation for some industrial and government positions and for college and university teaching and research.

Career areas include scientific computing, econometrics, education, industrial mathematics, mathematical research, and the sciences.

Program C -This program is designed for students who want to specialize in a math-related area such as actuarial science, biomathematics, biostatistics, business, chemistry, computer science, economics, finance, physics, risk management, or statistics. Program C students take a set of core courses. Then they choose one of the program’s core mathematics subtracks or design their remaining study program according to their own academic or career goals and interests, subject to department approval.