Overview
The department is committed to the idea that pure and applied mathematics are two faces of the same subject. The research of the faculty and the training of the students cover a wide variety of topics in pure mathematics, as well as probability and statistics.
After You Graduate
Many graduates of the Mathematical Sciences program at Binghamton University enter the workforce as instructors in higher education. Alumni also pursue careers at the federal and private levels as statisticians, data analysts, consultants, researchers and programmers.
Programme Structure
Topics include:
- Algebra
- Number Theory
- Analysis
- Combinatorics
- Dynamical Systems
- Geometry/Topology
- Graph Theory
- Probability and Statistics
Key information
Duration
- Full-time
- 60 months
Start dates & application deadlines
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Credits
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Academic requirements
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Other requirements
General requirements
To be eligible for graduate study, you must:
- have earned a bachelor's degree (or its equivalent) from a nationally or regionally accredited college or university
- have a 3.0 GPA over your entire undergraduate career
All applicants must submit:
- Online application
- Transcript(s)
- Personal statement
- Résumé or curriculum vitae (CV)
- Letters of recommendation
- Official GRE or GMAT scores, unless otherwise specified by program
- Any program-specific application materials, such as writing or work samples, licenses or certifications, and test scores
International students must also submit:
- International Student Financial Statement (ISFS) Form
- Supporting financial documentation
- Proof of English proficiency (including TOEFL, IELTS, PTE Academic or Duolingo English Test scores)
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Tuition Fee
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In-State
11310 USD/yearTuition FeeBased on the tuition of 11310 USD per year during 60 months.
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Scholarships Information
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