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Whether they work in business or private research, computers or government, mathematicians use their knowledge and skills to find practical solutions to real-world problems with a Mathematics degree!

As a Mathematics major, you gain a solid foundation in the knowledge and skills that underlie mathematics. Our courses cover topics such as the mathematical basis for computers, computer languages and advanced concepts in mathematics. Developing expertise in these and other related areas, you build the habits of thought needed for mastering concepts in mathematics — concepts applicable to many fields as well as advanced academic study.

Career Outcomes

Mathematicians find employment in almost every sector of today’s high-tech economy. They teach, assess financial risk, measure, and interpret data and find ways to transform natural resources. Their work also is vital to ensuring the safety of computer systems and even helping to sustain the environment. In fact, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts that jobs for mathematicians will rise 16 percent over the next eight years.

• Students who study Mathematics at St. John's prepare for success by achieving the following objectives:
• Examine the history, philosophy, and applications of Mathematics.
• Sharpen critical thinking skills and preparing students for a variety of careers relating to Mathematics such as teaching, actuarial science, and financial analysis.
• Establish the necessary foundation in Mathematics to move on to the graduate level.