Bachelor of Science
Minor

Mathematical Sciences offers wide latitude to tailor your courses to your interests. Within the major, you can choose a concentration that aligns with your goals:

• The Mathematical Sciences concentration is the least structured of our programs, in recognition of the variety of interests that can be productively coupled with the study of mathematical sciences. It can be an appropriate choice for students planning for graduate studies or those seeking to design their curriculum to take a second major from another department in the University.
• The Operations Research and Statistics concentration prepares students to enter operations research. Mathematicians with a background in operations research are especially valuable in such diverse activities as project planning, production scheduling, market forecasting and finance. 
• The Statistics concentration prepares students for areas ranging from experimental design and data analysis in the sciences, medicine, and engineering, to modeling and forecasting in business and government, to actuarial applications in the financial and insurance industries. 
• The Discrete Mathematics and Logic Concentration provides a background in discrete mathematics, mathematical logic, and theoretical computer science. This concentration prepares the student to do research in these and related fields, or to apply their ideas elsewhere.
• The Computational and Applied Mathematics Concentration provides the background needed to support the computational and mathematical analysis needs of a variety of businesses and industries and is well suited to students with an interest in the physical sciences and engineering.

The minor will allow you to take courses across mathematical disciplines and includes space for electives.

Bachelor of Science

The Mellon College of Science, the Heinz College of Public Policy and Management and the Tepper School of Business jointly offer this degree uniquely designed to prepare you for the quantitative needs of the finance industry. You will develop a deep knowledge of mathematics, probability, statistics, and the applications of these disciplines to finance. Graduates work in finance or other industries where applied mathematics training is appropriate, or pursue advanced degrees in economics, finance or the mathematical sciences.

Bachelor of Science

This flexible program allows you to develop depth in both fields of study, providing courses that complement and develop depth of understanding of economic theory, applied economics, and applied mathematics. Students pursuing this degree will be well prepared to begin their research careers in academia, government, and industry. 

Minor

This minor develops the fundamentals of discrete mathematics and logic necessary to understand the mathematical foundations of many computer-related disciplines.