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Request More InfoThe world is becoming increasingly quantitative. Mathematics plays a crucial role in deciding policies that affect our lives, policies ranging from health and the environment to multi-million dollar investments. Organizations are depending more and more on quantitative reasoning and complex mathematical models to solve their problems.
UNT's mathematics programs will give you the skills you need to work on important, challenging real-world problems in a broad range of highly paid positions in business, industry, government and education. Because math skills have a wide variety of applications, students are required to select a minor, complete the actuariay science certificate, or complete a second major.
With an undergraduate mathematics degree, you can:
Faculty members conduct research in a variety of areas in pure and applied mathematics, including:
The M.S. degree provides a deeper understanding of mathematical theory and techniques for use in a wide variety of academic and non-academic careers.
In addition to mathematical training, you’ll have opportunities to develop advanced instructional skills. These opportunities include a comprehensive training course for teaching fellows focusing on all types of instructional issues.
The combination of high-quality mathematical training, expansive instructional training and practical teaching opportunities will give you a competitive edge in the marketplace. Our students obtain math-related employment in academic and non-academic settings.
With a math degree you can:
Our math alumni work for Microsoft, NASA, PricewaterhouseCoopers and school districts across the United States.