We go beyond the numbers. Mathematics at the University of St. Thomas consists of applied and pure mathematics, highlighting the inherent beauty of the discipline and its applications.
You have your choice between tracks in pure mathematics, mathematics education or applied mathematics. You will be supported by dedicated faculty, as well as the Mathematics Resource Center (MaRC) and Center for Applied Mathematics (CAM). You can engage with faculty in collaborative research, using mathematics to solve real-world problems for various industries. Our graduates leave St. Thomas with a versatile skill set and in-depth knowledge benefitting them in a variety of careers, including law, education, actuarial science and more.
Your four-year plan will vary depending on your concentration, as well as your academic and personal goals. We recommend working with a faculty member in our department to develop a plan matching your needs.
Your four-year plan will vary depending on your concentration, as well as your academic and personal goals. We recommend working with a faculty member in our department to develop a plan matching your needs.
You will have many opportunities to get involved at St. Thomas with student-run clubs and organizations, on-campus jobs and more.
CAM
The Center for Applied Mathematics hires summer research students, and sends multiple students to conferences throughout the year.
Student club
The Math and Actuarial Science Club sponsors speakers and social events each year, allowing you to build your professional network.
On-campus jobs
There are multiple opportunities for student employment through the MaRC and CAM, as well as a teaching assistant, grader for calculus courses and research assistant.
Dr. DeCelles uses methods of mathematical physics to answer open questions in number theory.
Dr. Anderson examines problems in coding theory, particularly involving data storage and recovery.
Dr. Rawdon recently received a three-year National Science Foundation grant to support research with students.
Mathematics at St. Thomas teaches students to solve real-world problems by enhancing both their quantitative and qualitative skills throughout their undergraduate careers. Students graduate with a versatile skill set that can be applied to multiple industries.
There is more to learn about St. Thomas; including our ranking as a Best Value School by U.S. News & World Report, the many classroom and extracurricular activities that will be part of your student experience and so much more. Schedule a visit to see our beautiful campus or start your application today.