Mathematics - Kansas State University

Mathematics from Kansas State University is a Campus Master Mathematics degree that prepares you for a Education career. The department of mathematics offers the M.S. degree . Our 31 faculty members have diverse mathematical interests and a common dedication to teaching and research. Our program has granted 65 master's degrees and 29 doctoral degrees over the past 10 years. Based on the current rankings by the National Research Council, our graduate program is ranked higher than most other regional programs in mathematics. Research: The department's faculty and students are actively engaged in research, and all graduate students have close contact with the senior faculty. Our research strengths include: classical, complex and harmonic analysis; partial differential equations, operator theory and functional analysis; low-dimensional geometry and topology; algebra, representation theory and group theory; and mathematics education. Some researchers are pursuing these areas: complex dynamics; symplectic geometry; Calabi-Yau manifolds; mirror symmetry; hyperbolic PDE's; free boundary problems; non-linear elasticity; deformation theory; global analysis; quantum field theory; representation theory of Lie algebras; quantum groups and quivers; analytic number theory. Weekly seminars are held in algebra, analysis, function theory, geometry, and number theory; other seminars are held on various topics of interest to a group of students or faculty. Graduate students take turns presenting papers on topics of their own interest during a weekly graduate student seminar. A substantial endowment for colloquia allows the department to invite mathematicians of international stature to our department. In addition, an interdiciplinary lecture series features speakers from various departments on campus and local industries. Advanced graduate students have the opportunity to participate in summer workshops at the Mathematical Sciences Research Institute in Berkeley, California. View more details on Kansas State University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Mathematics courses.