Why Major in Applied Mathematics?
Every college graduate is expected to possess analytical and problem-solving skills. With an Applied Mathematics degree from Belmont, you'll develop strong research skills, learn under top-notch teaching faculty and have the opportunity to consider a variety of options after graduation.
Employers in a broad spectrum of fields value the abilities developed as a result of studying applied mathematics. After graduation, our students typically begin careers in areas such as actuarial science, business, statistics, pharmaceuticals and programming. Many also begin graduate school or academic careers as teachers.
Whatever your interest, you'll have countless ways to use your degree!
What You'll Learn
- Skillsets in A.I. research, business analysis or probability theory.
- Discrete math techniques that are used in software engineering or data science.
- Understanding of the properties of complex numbers and complex-valued functions.
Career Possibilities
- Mathematician
- Finance Analyst
- Economist
- Database Administrator
- Mechanical Engineer
- Computer Programmer
- Math Educator
Program Details
Curious about your coursework? View requirements for this degree in the course catalog.
Belmont Actuarial Students Society (BASS): Belmont Actuarial Students Society provides an opportunity for members to learn more about future uses of mathematics and actuarial science by sponsoring speakers and discussion panels. The organization provides an opportunity for current mathematics majors in the actuarial science program to meet and interact with fellow classmates and alumni, allowing students to expand their network and to learn more about the field. This club will be of particular interest to students interested in mathematics, actuarial science, insurance work or graduate school.
Mathematical Association of America & Association for Computing Machinery (MAACM): Belmont’s MAACM chapter is open to all, regardless of major. The organization meets regularly for monthly meetings including math and computer science presentations, competitions and community service.
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