
Applied Mathematics
The B.S. in Mathematics degree program provides students with a strong foundation in the mathematics, data science, and physics.
The Applied Mathematics major helps students develop the computational and technology skills and ability to use quantitative reasoning and analysis in their careers. Students develop problem solving skills that can beyond the scope of mathematics.
Program Features
The program features many extracurricular opportunities to give students leadership/team experience and portfolio material.
- Students take part in a semester off-campus field experience that provides professional interaction and training in a student's chosen area of career focus.
What You'll Learn
From your first day, you’ll take courses in your major and advance towards graduation with a yearly plan. Not sure what classes to take? We’ll help you create the perfect plan.
View our4 Year Plan for a year-by-year breakdown of potential courses you can take to complete your Applied Mathematics major in four years.
Sample Applied Mathematics Courses
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Cristina Haverty, M.Ed. Dean, School of Health Sciences; Associate Professor of Athletic Training Area of Expertise: Professor Haverty's scholarly work focuses on the development of leadership and management skills in athletic training as well as the education of athletic trainers in clinical practice.
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Keith Belmore, DAT, LAT, ATC Associate Professor of Athletic Training and Program Director of Athletic Training
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Kimberly Farah, Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry; Program Director of Science and Applied Forensic Science Area of Expertise: chemistry, physics, forensic science, environmental field sampling, geological fingerprinting using laser-induced spectroscopy, intergenerational teaching and learning
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Sarah Giasullo, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Athletic Training, Coordinator of Clinical Education and Internships for Athletic Training and Exercise Science Area of Expertise: sport and exercise psychology, physical education, mental performance coach, strength and conditioning coach
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Neil Hatem, Ed.D. Professor of Mathematics, Program Director of Mathematics Area of Expertise: mathematics, education, leadership and philanthropic activities
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Ron Laham, M.Ed. Assistant Professor of Exercise Science Area of Expertise: Professor Laham is a licensed athletic trainer, certified personal trainer, and certified strength and conditioning coach, and has experience as an athletic trainer and instructor for various institutions. |
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Nichole Orench-Rivera, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Biology Area of Expertise: biochemistry, industrial biotechnology
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Stephen Sarikas, Ph.D. Professor of Biology Area of Expertise: biology, HIV/AIDS awareness, anatomy and physiology, environmental science
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Learning Outcomes
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Develop logical thinking and analytical skills needed for mathematical problem solving.
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Develop quantitative reasoning and analysis skills needed for mathematical modeling.
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Apply mathematical analysis and problem-solving skills in a range of applications in biological, physical, social sciences, and in public or private services.
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Develop real world skills in computer technology, software, and algorithmic processes necessary in quantitative analysis and mathematical modeling.
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Communicate effectively and collaborate well in multidisciplinary projects.
For a complete list of courses and learning outcomes, view the Academic Catalog >>
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Our students have interned with:
- Newton Public Schools
- Boston Renaissance Charter School
- America Counts
Student pursue careers in:
- Operations research analysis
- Education
- Actuary Science
- Mathematics
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