The Department of Mathematics offers a master's degree in mathematics. This program in pure mathematics features a rotating selection of advanced courses in mathematics. For more information contact the Program Director, Donald Silberger.
In conjunction with the Department of Secondary Education we offer a Master's of Science degree in Secondary Education. This degree is designed for secondary education teachers who need a Master's degree for permanent certification.
Also in conjunction with the Department of Secondary Education we offer a Master's of Arts degree in Teaching (MAT). This degree is designed for those with a bachelor's degree in mathematics who would like a rapid route to certification as secondary education teachers.
- Master of Arts, Mathematics
- Master of Science in Education, Secondary (7-12) Mathematics
- Master of Arts in Teaching, Mathematics
Graduate Courses
- MAT500 Combinatorics and Graph Theory
- MAT510 Geometry for Elementary and Middle School Teachers
- MAT511 Theory of Groups
- MAT512 Real and Complex Number Systems
- MAT514 Linear Algebra with Applications to Geometry
- MAT517 History of Mathematics
- MAT518 Theory of Rings and Fields
- MAT519 Sequences, Series, and Their Applications
- MAT520 Statistics for Elementary/Middle School Teachers
- MAT531 Point Set Topology I
- MAT532 Point Set Topology II
- MAT541 Complex Analysis I
- MAT543 Real Analysis I
- MAT544 Real Analysis II
- MAT561 Abstract Algebra I
- MAT562 Abstract Algebra II
- MAT563 Topics in Algebra I
- MAT590 Thesis in Mathematics
- MAT593 Math Selected Topic
- MAT594 Fieldwork in Math
- MAT595 Indep Study Math
- MAT795 Indep Study Math
- MAT799 Continued Registration
