Mathematics - Hamline University

Mathematics from Hamline University is a Campus Bachelor Mathematics degree that prepares you for a Education career. Mathematics majors at Hamline tend to pursue careers in three broad areas. Some teach at the elementary or secondary school level. Others enter graduate school to prepare for college teaching and mathematical research. A growing number go directly into industry or business. Students with a second major besides mathematics often enter graduate school in that field. A degree in mathematics prepares students for a wide range of careers, not only in the traditional fields of actuarial sciences, engineering, physics or chemistry, but also in such diverse fields as biology, medicine, linguistics, law, business, and the social sciences. Mathematics plays a major role in the creation and analysis of theoretical models, and also in data collection and interpretation. A degree in mathematics is also an excellent pre-professional degree for a career in law or medicine. To prepare students for these careers, challenges, and opportunities, the Department of Mathematics provides a wide range of resources. We recognize that we not only teach students, but that students must seize the opportunity to learn. The Department of Mathematics acts as a catalyst, uniting diverse interests of students with the mathematical tools they need. Hamline students, both majors and non-majors, can develop their understanding of mathematics by using the following resources: An active and diverse faculty committed to its students. A range of available courses, from introductory to advanced levels. Opportunities to work closely with a faculty member in internships, independent studies, honors and research projects. These may cut across several disciplines. Advising, tutoring, and other services. Library materials, including texts and current periodicals. The periodicals range from expository to research style journals. A range of computer hardware and software, integrated into courses where appropriate. Other mathematics students with similar interests and goals. Access to off campus resources, such as the ACTC and University of Minnesota library systems, courses at ACTC schools, and other ACTC programs. View more details on Hamline University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Mathematics courses.