This program enables you to complete a Master of Natural Science degree in Mathematics in two years or less. The study plan would include seven mathematics courses, a course in teaching at the university level, two elective courses, and a thesis (or an additional course with a graduate paper and comprehensive examinations). You will select the specific courses in consultation with your master’s degree committee.

Graduate Assistantship Application Form

Applications received by April 1st will receive full consideration.

Responsibility

Teach/Assist in Beginning & Intermediate Algebra (MA101/MA102) or assist in Mathematics Learning Center during Fall and Spring semesters. The Graduate Teaching Assistant Supervisor in the Mathematics Department will assist you with these duties.

Compensation

A stipend of $7600 plus tuition for nine hours of graduate studies Fall and Spring semesters and 6 hours of graduate studies in the Summer semester.

Example of a Program of Study