Mathematics - Yale University

Mathematics from Yale University is a Campus Bachelor Mathematics degree that prepares you for a Education career. The Mathematics Faculty at Yale is actively engaged in leading research at advanced levels in algebra, mathematical physics, analysis, topology, and geometry, and applied mathematics. We enjoy our teaching and are strongly committed to providing each of you with a quality undergraduate experience and in assisting you to develop your professional goals. Mathematics is in part a self-contained intellectual pursuit, but from the beginning of mankind, it has been intimately connected with the study and description of natural science. It was Galileo Galilei who first stated unequivocally that Mathematics is the language of science. Many subjects in mathematics have had their origins in the physical sciences. Geometry, for example, literally means "measurement of the earth." Calculus was developed by Newton in response to Keppler's empirical laws of motion of the planets. Newton's discovery of calculus was a pivotal point in the development of science and mathematics. Conversely, purely mathematical theories have again and again proved themselves relevant to other fields. One classical case in point was Einstein's use of Riemannian geometry to develop the theory of general relativity. A more recent example is the realization that Number Theory, once thought to lie entirely in the province of pure mathematics, has major applications in cryptography, a subject that has gained great importance in the modern world of the Internet. View more details on Yale University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Mathematics courses.