B.S. in Applied Mathematics

Program Overview

The University of New England's B.S. in Applied Mathematics combines theoretical mathematics with technology, emphasizing computer-based modeling and statistical methods. Students complete 120 credit hours, including core requirements, program-specific courses, and electives. Graduates pursue careers in fields such as business analysis, healthcare analytics, and secondary math instruction.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

• The University of New England's B.S.
in Applied Mathematics integrates technology and theoretical mathematics, emphasizing computer-based modeling and statistical methods to provide students with a solid understanding of real-world problem-solving.

Outline:

• Program Structure:
To earn a B.S. in Applied Mathematics, students must complete a minimum of 120 credit hours, including a combination of CAS core requirements, program-required courses, elective courses, and open elective courses as needed.
• Course Schedule:
• Core Requirements: Totaling 42 credits, the CAS core curriculum includes courses in various subjects such as English, humanities, social sciences, and science.
• Program-Required Courses: Totaling 36 credits, these courses cover foundational mathematics and specialized topics like Network Theory and Modeling, Statistical Modeling, Programming, and Applied Mathematics Research.
• Elective Courses: Students can choose 6-8 program elective courses at level 300 or above in mathematics or science, as well as 34-36 open elective courses to fulfill the required 120 credits.
• Double Major Option: Applied Mathematics can be combined with Secondary Education, resulting in either a double major or a Secondary Education major with a concentration in Applied Mathematics.

Careers:

• Graduates of UNE's B.S.
in Applied Mathematics pursue careers in various fields including:
• Business Analyst
• Healthcare Analytics Specialist
• Actuary
• Bioinformatics Specialist
• Computer Programmer
• Statistical Consultant
• Secondary Math Instructor