As a math major, you can explore the complexities of calculus, algebra, statistics, and other high-level math. Because math is a part of everything we do, you can use your degree to find a career in pretty much any field ? especially the sciences, engineering, and information technology. Our comprehensive undergraduate program will make you a strong candidate as you begin your career or as you pursue higher-level degrees.
Career Opportunities
Math opens the door to many promising career paths. Not only do many professions and majors require a background in math, but the analytical and problem-solving skills you learn in math can apply to a range of careers.
We want to help you build your career ? starting while you?re in school and continuing after you?ve graduated. For assistance with writing your resume, practicing your interview skills, and searching for internships and jobs.
- American Mathematical Society
- Mathematical sciences career information
- Topics of interest to undergraduate math majors
- American Statistical Association
- Careers in statistics
- Mathematical Association of America
- Career resources in mathematics
- Student information page
- Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics
- Careers in applied mathematics
- Association for Women in Mathematics
- Career advice and opportunities
- U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
- Occupational Outlook Handbook - Math
- Sloan Career Cornerstone Center
- Sloan Career Cornerstone - Math
- Sloan Career Cornerstone - Statistics
- Sloan Career Cornerstone - Actuarial Science
- Actuary societies and information
- Be an Actuary site - general information
- Society of Actuaries
- Casualty Actuary Society (CAS)
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