Master of Science in Applied Mathematics

The US Bureau of Labor Statistics projects the overall employment of mathematicians and statisticians to grow 33% from 2020 to 2030, much faster than the average for all occupations. The median annual wage for mathematicians and statisticians was US$110,860 and $92,270 respectively in May 2020, much higher than the US median household income of US$67,521 in 2020.

It's clear that employment in a math occupation is rewarding and in high demand. If you're interested in carving yourself a career in financial service; investment, data science, high-tech, computer information, and software firms; academic institutions; or research institutes, the Master of Science in Applied Mathematics would prove ideal.

This degree was designed to teach you to see the whole question for what it is. You’ll have the option to participate in one of two tracks offered: data science or coursework. The track option enables a personalized education with more in-depth knowledge of data science or other areas of interest. Flexible lesson plans are also available for those with existing responsibilities.