The mathematics major encompasses both theory and applications of mathematics. You will have the opportunity to study in a broad spectrum of fields ranging from areas in pure mathematics such as algebra, real analysis, topology, probability and geometry to applied mathematical areas such as mathematical software, computational models and methods, mathematical biology, statistics and actuarial mathematics. Many mathematics majors also major or minor in engineering or the physical, biological or social sciences. You can complete the standard degree path or choose one of four different options in applied and computational mathematics, mathematical biology, statistics and secondary teaching emphasis to gain specialization in your area of interest and achieve your career objectives.

What can you do with a mathematics degree: Careers of our recent graduates
Senior Research Scientist at Adobe Research

Analyst at Deloitte

Tenured Math Professor, Clark College

Graduate students at Stanford, Brown, Cornell, Columbia, New York University

IT Consultant, Capital Group
Scientist at Netherlands Institute for Space Research (SRON)
Senior Software Engineers at NWEA; Nike; HP; Lithium Technologies
Technical Writer at Amazon Web Services
Kombuchologist at Lion Heart Kombucha
Senior Android Developer at Metal Toad
Field Service Engineer at Siemens Healthineers
Instructor at Portland State University