We offer a traditional master's degree and doctoral degree in mathematics. Students interested in working in the areas of algebra, analysis, geometry/topology, and application of mathematics will find excellent faculty and research groups in which to participate. At any given time, we train over 40 doctoral and 20 master's students, as well as several visiting graduate students from all over the world. For the Ph.D. program in Mathematics, the application deadline is December 1, 2024. The Master’s in Mathematics deadline is January 15, 2025.
Our graduate programs are designed to give our students a broad perspective in advanced mathematics through a solid foundation of fundamental courses. With numerous standard and special topics graduate courses offered each fall and spring semester, not to mention numerous seminars and colloquia, there is always something of interest for everyone. If you would like to be added to our mailing list to learn more about our program please sign up using our Inquiry Form.
Doctoral Program
The Department of Mathematics offers a comprehensive doctoral program in mathematics. The completion of the doctoral degree requires about five years of full-time study, and virtually all students receive full financial support (stipends and tuition waiver) during their study.
Master's Program
The Department of Mathematics offers a master's degree in mathematics. Master's students do not receive any financial support, and the completion of the degree requires one to two years depending on the course load.