The Mathematics Department offers two undergraduate degrees: the B.A. in Mathematics and the B.S. in Mathematics. The B.A. has fewer mathematics course requirements and more general education requirements. The B.S. requires more mathematics courses, an applied mathematics concentration, and fewer general education courses.
The mathematics department offers two graduate degrees, an M.A. and a Ph.D., as well as a Certificate in Applied Mathematics. Full details of the requirements for each degree are listed in the Mathematics Department Handbook and are summarized below. College-wide requirements for graduate students may be found in the Graduate School Catalog.
Non-Degree Seeking. Students who are interested in enrolling in graduate level coursework in the Department of Mathematics without formal admission to a graduate program at KU are encouraged to apply as non-degree seeking.
Degrees offered:
CTE course transformation grant helps Emily Witt, assistant professor of math, develop active learning with student groups in calculus. Positive results using modules developed with Justin Lyle and Amanda Wilkens, math graduate students, were attained. Read more.
Math and COVID-19: Sources on how math is being used to track the virus and its spread. AMS link.
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