Master’s in Mathematics, MS
Math is an essential tool for understanding the world and our place in it. With a master’s in mathematics, you’ll learn how to develop models, work with abstraction and quantitative information, and have a rewarding career.
WHY ROOSEVELT FOR YOUR MASTER’S
Choose a concentration for your goals
With a concentration in statistics, you’ll combine at least 24 credit hours of math courses and nine hours in another field such as biology, chemistry, economics and more.
With a computer science concentration, you’ll pair 18 credit hours of math courses with up to 15 hours in computer science.
Career changers welcome
Roosevelt holds an annual conference called the Math x-Position where you can present your work, hear a career panel, and learn more about interesting topics. Our students also travel to conferences and competitions all over the country.
Solve real modeling problems
Students in our Industrial Modeling course work on mini-internship teams to solve a data science problem for partners like the Field Museum.
“I have a ton of favorite memories from Roosevelt University. I could ramble on for hours. The math lectures once a month were fascinating to me.”
Joshua Torres, MS ’19
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