• exclusive and rigorous academic coursework
• priority access to in-demand courses that fit their interests
• guidance from academic advisors and mentors
• career development and networking opportunities
• intensive classes with domestic students

the graduate program in applied mathematics is interdisciplinary in nature and offers an individualized plan of study to meet the needs and career goals of the student.  the program combines a core curriculum in the department of mathematics blending analysis, linear algebra, and elective areas of study such as modeling, numerical analysis and statistics.

the capstone element of the program is a mathematics clinic, a research project in which the student applies mathematical, numerical, or statistical modeling methods to a problem related to the student's concentration. the mathematics clinic can be a team project and can involve faculty members from several departments.