Program Overview
Stevens Institute of Technology's Mathematics Master's program equips students with a deep understanding of mathematical foundations, preparing them for careers in mathematical sciences and computer science fields. The optional concentration in Discrete Mathematics and Cryptography aligns with the expertise of Stevens' Algebra and Cryptology Center. Graduates are highly successful, with strong analytical skills and a passion for problem-solving, leading to impressive employment and salary outcomes.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
The Mathematics Master's program at Stevens Institute of Technology is designed to prepare students for careers in mathematical sciences or computer science related fields where a deeper knowledge of mathematical foundations is required. It caters to individuals with diverse academic backgrounds and career objectives, including those interested in pursuing a Ph.D. in the mathematical sciences. The program offers an optional concentration in Discrete Mathematics and Cryptography, providing a deeper understanding of advanced mathematics and its applications in computer science.
Teaching:
The program benefits from the expertise of the Algebra and Cryptology Center (ACC) at Stevens, a research center focused on computational algebra and its applications in cryptography and cryptanalysis. Students have access to specialized courses taught by ACC members and participate in weekly ACC seminars.
Careers:
Graduates of the program are well-positioned for careers in various roles, including:
- Mathematician
- Quantitative Analyst
- Cryptologist
- Data Security Analyst
- Further studies in Ph.D. programs The program highlights the success of its graduates, with 98% employed within 6 months of graduation and an average salary of $87,230. It welcomes applicants with undergraduate degrees in mathematics, computer science, physics, or engineering. Foundational mathematics coursework is strongly recommended.
