
Joshua Hiller, Ph.D., recently completed two research reports in mathematical carcinogenesis, a field devoted to developing mathematical models for the way cancer develops in the body.
Gain in-demand analytical skills allowing you to make an impact in tech, finance and other fields through mathematics.
Develop the quantitative skills needed to help you succeed in almost any career involving problem-solving. According to the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM) and the American Statistical Association (ASA), jobs in this field are at an all-time high and likely to continue to grow over the next 10 years. It follows that a degree in applied mathematics and statistics will open the doors to a number of high-paying, rewarding careers in statistics, engineering, scientific computing, mathematical finance, operations research and management science.
Get personalized attention from world-class faculty.
Adelphi’s small class sizes have allowed me to create strong bonds with professors, leading to an incredible research opportunity. The graduate courses are tailored toward students who are eager to learn, with professors that will guide you throughout the process.
Students in the MS in Mathematics will have the opportunity to select a specialization in either applied mathematics or statistics:
The applied mathematics specialization will prepare students for careers in scientific computing and optimization.
The statistics specialization will prepare students to enter any field of statistics and will also give them the necessary background and experience to serve as a statistical consultant.
Conducting research can be one of the most exciting experiences in academia. Investigate original problems, while conducting research alongside your professors, with opportunities to create and present your research at Adelphi’s Annual Research and Creative Works Conference. Gain additional hand-on experience beyond the classroom by taking advantage of various internship opportunities at notable venues such as Brookhaven National Laboratory.
Applicants must hold an undergraduate degree in mathematics, applied mathematics, statistics, or other closely related degree and should submit the following application requirements:
Applicants may also supply a portfolio containing descriptions of completed project work. This is recommended, though not required.