Mathematics
MS
Why study Mathematics?
The Master of Science (MS) in Mathematical Sciences degree program is a three-semester course of study that develops the student’s understanding of mathematics beyond that obtained in a standard undergraduate program. It offers students a thorough background in advanced mathematical concepts, focusing on clear, logical reasoning and communication. Students may choose from one of these possible concentrations: pure mathematics, applied mathematics, and financial mathematics.
A graduate of the program is prepared to enter the workforce as a professional mathematical scientist. An appropriate choice of courses will also prepare students to pursue a PhD in Mathematical Sciences.
All applicants for the MS Mathematical Sciences program are automatically reviewed for scholarship eligibility at the time of application.
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A graduate of the program is prepared to enter the workforce as a professional mathematical scientist. An appropriate choice of courses will also prepare students to pursue a PhD in Mathematical Sciences.
Proficiency in English is expected of international students whose native language is not English. To learn about the required score, please visit here.
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Contact Information
French Hall West #4121
2815 Commons Way
Cincinnati, OH 45221-0025
(513) 556-4053
Robert.Buckingham@uc.edu
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Program Code: 15MAS-MATH-MS