Mathematics

Mathematics

Move into a Job of the Future

From technology and engineering to education and teaching, training in mathematics can set you on a journey with many choices for employment. Join our program and get a degree in Mathematics that can change the course of your life and lead to a well-paying, in-demand career.

Through courses offered in both theoretical and applied mathematics that coincide with your specific career path, you can explore the opportunities that await you as the expected need for mathematicians in the fields of science, engineering, education, and other disciplines continues to grow.

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Mathematics Degree

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The discipline of mathematics offers a variety of programs in pure and applied mathematics to meet the needs of students in different academic and career areas.

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B.A. in Mathematics

Learn more about starting your path towards a Bachelor of Arts degree in Mathematics.

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Four-Year Degree
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Mathematics Electives

If you are pursuing another major or an Associate of Arts degree, you can combine a general liberal arts education with a solid background in Mathematics. Consider tailoring your degree with specialized classes in math that will help you increase your effectiveness in your chosen field.

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A.A. in Liberal Arts

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Find Real-World Job Opportunities

Get the training you need for an in-demand job in one of the following career fields within Mathematics.

  • Education and Research

    Set your course in life with a career in an academic or research institution.

  • Analysis and Statistics

    You can gain access to industry-wide careers in the fields such as statistics, research analysis, risk forecasting, or climate forecasting.

  • Science and Medicine

    Find your path working with chemical and pharmaceuticals manufacturers, medical device companies, medical companies, or environmental organizations.

  • Engineering

    Discover opportunities working for engineering research organizations, producers of petroleum and petroleum products, electronics and computer manufacturers, energy systems firms, or aerospace and transportation providers.

  • Business and Finance

    Potential awaits for you as a business analyst, financial specialist, operations researcher, consumer products researcher, or insurance actuary.

  • Computer Science

    Become a computer scientist with career possibilities in computer information and software firms, machine learning, artificial intelligence, digital imaging, or digital animation.

Jada-Woodley

East-West is a small University so it makes it easier to receive the help you need. East West University is also very diverse. I love meeting new people and learning new cultures.

Jada Woodley

Mathematics Major
Ying-Yu-Lei

I was deeply influence by my advisor and professor, Dr. Supha and Dr. Kim, at EWU. They always motivate their students to successfully complete their studies and for their future careers.

Ying Yu (Zoe) Lei

B.A. in Mathematics

Dr. Kim gave us all a fantastic foundation to understand these complex concepts, which translated in doing well in other classes. I thoroughly enjoyed all these math classes and know they will only help me achieve success in the fields.

Alexis Rose Polowsky

Dual Major in CIS and Electronics Engineering

Math Alumni Have Exciting Careers

Check out the exciting career opportunities that exist. You could be next.

Math Career Facts

  • Whether you like mathematics or are even good at it, math is all around us.
  • When you're at the department store, balancing your checkbook or doing your taxes, mathematics is a necessary skill. It can even improve your sports game.
  • Many professions, such as engineering, medicine, physics, nurses, computer science and actuarial science, require math proficiency.
  • Virtually all fields benefit from the analytical and problem-solving skills students learn in mathematics.
  • Anyone entering a science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) career is expected to have harnessed basic and advanced math concepts.
  • Even professions as diverse as chefs or gardeners use math fundamentals when measuring and purchasing supplies.

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Our Program Distinctives

Explore what sets our Mathematics program apart.

  • Dedication to students

  • Career-relevant education

  • Small class sizes

  • Highly qualified faculty

  • Promotes passion and curiosity

  • Flexible foundations in Math

  • Tutoring services

  • Technology Focus

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Chart a new path with a degree in Mathematics.

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