Prospective Students
Interested in Mathematics? Consider the Mathematics Major!
CAREERS IN MATHEMATICS
Students often ask . . . “What can I do with math besides teach?” Well, lots of things! Graduates of mathematics programs have many options beyond teaching in the public and private sectors. Alabama A&M University math majors are exposed to both applied and pure mathematics courses as part of the undergraduate curriculum. Some jobs pursue by mathematics majors include:
- Database Administrator
- Systems Analyst
- Financial Analyst
- Statistician/Mathematician
- Actuary
- Economist
- Elementary, Secondary, and Postsecondary Education
- Bioinformatics
- Epidemiology
- Data Scientist
- Government Researcher
- Cryptologist
- Engineering
- And Much More!
Mathematics is also an excellent option for double majors! Alabama A&M University has many students from majors such as Engineering, Accounting, Chemistry, Physics, and Pre-Medicine/Health who have choosen to double major in mathematics
Degree programs
The Mathematics program at Alabama A&M University offers a B.S. in Mathematics, a Minor in Mathematics, and a Minor in Applied Statistics. Students enrolled in in the B.S. in Mathematics program must complete a minor of their choosing, successfully complete the Senior Project (MTH 481), and the program exit assessment.
At this time, the program consists of about 27 mathematics faculty with research specialities in both pure and applied mathematics. Students are strongly encouraged to conduct research with a faculty member. Many math students also pursue summer internships (including Research Experiences for Undergraduates) and cooperative education experiences.
Use the links below to learn more about each of the undergraduate programs offered by the Department.
Though the Mathematics program does not offer a graduate degree at this time, several graduate courses are offered each semester to serve students in other AAMU graduate programs. Graduate students enrolled in the Secondary Education with Mathematics Certification are required to complete 12-15 graduate credit hours as specified by their particular degree program.
The Programs of Mathematics welcomes your interest and inquiries!
