Program Overview
The Mathematics Certificate program provides a concentration in mathematical sciences for students seeking to enhance their analytical and problem-solving skills. With a focus on exploring mathematical topics and developing logical thinking abilities, it complements other disciplines and serves as a shorter alternative to a double major or dual degree. The program emphasizes strong reasoning and communication skills, preparing students for success in various fields within mathematical sciences.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
The Mathematics Certificate is designed for students in other disciplines who want to gain a concentration in mathematical sciences. It allows students to explore a range of mathematical topics and problems, developing complex analytical and problem-solving skills. The certificate is a shorter, more focused option than a double major or dual degree.
Careers:
The field of mathematical sciences is diverse, and success factors vary. Strong reasoning skills, logical thinking, and the ability to communicate abstract concepts are essential. Mathematicians enjoy challenging problems and are driven to find satisfactory solutions.
Other:
- Admission Requirements:
- Readiness to take Math 1061 or higher-level math courses, demonstrated through prior coursework, advanced standing credits, or placement tests.
- Residency requirement: Students must earn a minimum of 9 credits in the College of Arts and Sciences at UC, with at least 6 credits at the 2000-level or higher.
- Non-matriculated students can declare the certificate after establishing their status.
- Graduation Requirements:
- Declare the certificate program online.
- Inform the certificate program director when you are finishing the program.
- If pursuing another bachelor's degree, the certificate will be reviewed with your degree application.
- Contact Information:
- Crystal Clough
- 4199 French Hall
- PO Box 210025
- Cincinnati, OH 45221-0025
- (513) 556-4050
