PhD in Computational and Applied Mathematics
The PhD program emphasizes advanced coursework and rigorous research across analytical and computational areas, preparing students to excel in math-intensive applied sciences or fields where mathematical expertise is paramount such as mathematical modeling, data analysis, scientific computing, imaging, and many current applied sciences and engineering fields.
MS in Computational and Applied Mathematics
The MS program provides in-depth training in computational and applied mathematics, offering courses in areas like data analysis, machine learning, optimization, and scientific computing. Students can take classes across several departments and can tailor their studies through elective tracks. The program prepares graduates for careers in industry or to pursue applications to PhD programs at UChicago or elsewhere. Full-time students can finish in 9–15 months.
Undergraduate Programs
Undergraduate students can pursue a BS in Computational and Applied Mathematics. The program is designed for students who intend to specialize in computational and/or applied mathematics, as well as students who want to acquire a strong quantitative background to be applied in such varied areas as physics, biological sciences, engineering, operations research, economics, and finance.