Minor Available
125 credits
125 credits
required for program
Minor Available
Minor Available
An Applied Mathematics major prepares you to use applied and theoretical mathematics to solve quantitative problems in business, government, and technology. Learn about quantitative design in God's creation from expert mathematicians. The applied mathematics major is built to meet the increasing need for mathematicians in areas of science and technology and to prepare you for further graduate study in mathematics.
In the Applied Mathematics program, you'll gain skills needed to thrive in science and technology industries. With an Applied Mathematics degree, you'll gain knowledge needed for graduate study in mathematics.
At Northwestern, you'll learn from Christ-centered professors with professional expertise. You'll study concepts including infinite, dimension, and mathematical certainty in a faith-based program. You'll also investigate how faith has shaped the development of quantitative disciplines.
Northwestern students take part in local, regional, national, and international mathematics competitions. You also have the opportunity to present your work at local and national conferences.
There are a variety of career and academic pathways that begin with a degree in applied mathematics.
of seniors felt their major encouraged critical thinking
of Northwestern’s applied mathematics graduates are professionally employed
of seniors feel prepared to integrate their faith with their academic field
You will learn to analyze, think critically, and solve problems.
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