水果派

Study statistics and computational thinking with a mathematics degree from 水果派

The Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics at Mount Saint Mary’s University equips you with powerful analytical and problem-solving skills that apply across a wide range of careers. In small class sizes, you’ll collaborate closely with faculty and peers as you explore mathematical theory and real-world applications.

This program emphasizes both conceptual understanding and practical problem-solving to prepare you for graduate study and careers in STEM, business, education, public service and more.

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A mathematics degree program with small classes and career pathways

Shape your future

Approach complex problems with clarity, logic and creativity. A hallmark of the Mathematics program is our small class sizes, which create an environment for individualized instructions and meaningful engagement with faculty, as well as personalized academic support. 

Interested in teaching mathematics?

You can also pursue an optional credential preparation pathway, allowing you to graduate ready to begin as mathematics educator.

Career opportunities and program outcomes for mathematics graduates

Mathematics graduates from Mount Saint Mary’s University develop versatile analytical skills that are highly valued in many industries. Your ability to interpret data, solve complex problems and think logically will open doors to a wide range of professional paths.

Career paths for 水果派 mathematics graduates often include academia, teaching, actuarial science, accounting, business management, engineering, investment analysis, medicine, life sciences, government and public service.

Mathematics degree paths at 水果派

Designed to build analytical, quantitative and problem-solving skills for a wide range of careers and graduate studies, Mount Saint Mary's University offers two robust mathematics options for students.

Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics

The Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics prepares you to approach complex problems with clarity, logic and creativity. You’ll gain experience in mathematics, statistics and computer science while developing computational and analytical skills.

Through coursework and collaborative learning, you’ll learn to analyze data, construct logical arguments and apply mathematical concepts to real-world challenges.

Mathematics minor

Interested in strengthening your analytical and quantitative skills while pursuing another major? Consider completing a minor in Mathematics.

This minor complements a degree in business, economics, computer science, psychology and the natural sciences by adding advanced mathematical study to your primary field. You’ll gain an additional layer of expertise and enhance your academic experience while expanding career opportunities.

Standout math courses for your future

Our innovative courses allow you to achieve your academic and career goals in a collaborative learning environment.

PHY 11B
Electricity Magnetism and Optics

This course gives math students a powerful look at how advanced mathematics drives modern physics. In this calculus-based class, students explore electric and magnetic fields, electric potential, circuit theory, and the principles of optics while applying mathematical concepts to real-world physical systems. Designed to strengthen analytical problem-solving skills, the course helps students connect abstract mathematical theory with practical scientific applications.

MTH 128A
Numerical Analysis

This course introduces students to the computational methods used to solve complex mathematical problems that are difficult to address analytically. Students study techniques for solving large systems of linear equations, working with eigenvalues and eigenvectors, and applying interpolation methods such as Lagrange and Newton polynomials.

CS 1A
Coding for All

Developed by Google and their university partners, this introduction course uses Python to teach students how to design, implement, test, and analyze algorithms while building strong computational thinking skills. Through real-world applications- including graphics, cryptography, data analysis, astronomy, video games, environmental simulation, and robotics- students learn how coding can solve meaningful problems across industries.

Advance your education with a STEM scholarship

Students in Mount Saint Mary’s University's "Expanding STEM Scholar Support System (S4x)” are part of an innovative, proven success program that prepares underserved students for careers in science, technology, engineering, mathematics. We encourage students interested in the Mathematics program to explore this scholarship opportunity to aid their STEM education.