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The student of mathematics can analyze and reason like no other. Fairfield University's Mathematics Department offers a curriculum that blends traditional, applied, and modern math courses, providing students with a solid and diverse foundation in mathematics. The mathematics program teaches students to think analytically, to find connections between concepts, and to spot patterns both in abstract settings and in practice. The mathematics program provides students with the opportunity to both solve real-world problems and address the truth that underlies them. You will collaborate with your peers and faculty mentors, both in the classroom and out, through original research projects or applied internship opportunities. For the student of the humanities, the social sciences, or business, mathematics at Fairfield University offers training in basic mathematical skills and their application to real world problems. However, more importantly, it attempts to make the student aware of the relationships between mathematics and other branches of knowledge, while imparting a sense of its historical and cultural value. The mathematics major offers students a strong and broad background in undergraduate mathematics, providing the foundation for further graduate studies in theoretical or applied fields of mathematics, for advanced study in fields where strong quantitative skills are needed, or for employment in mathematics-related fields in industry or in teaching. The mathematics minor offers students an opportunity to strengthen their mathematical backgrounds.
Program overview
Main Subject
Mathematics
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
The student of mathematics can analyze and reason like no other. Fairfield University's Mathematics Department offers a curriculum that blends traditional, applied, and modern math courses, providing students with a solid and diverse foundation in mathematics. The mathematics program teaches students to think analytically, to find connections between concepts, and to spot patterns both in abstract settings and in practice. The mathematics program provides students with the opportunity to both solve real-world problems and address the truth that underlies them. You will collaborate with your peers and faculty mentors, both in the classroom and out, through original research projects or applied internship opportunities. For the student of the humanities, the social sciences, or business, mathematics at Fairfield University offers training in basic mathematical skills and their application to real world problems. However, more importantly, it attempts to make the student aware of the relationships between mathematics and other branches of knowledge, while imparting a sense of its historical and cultural value. The mathematics major offers students a strong and broad background in undergraduate mathematics, providing the foundation for further graduate studies in theoretical or applied fields of mathematics, for advanced study in fields where strong quantitative skills are needed, or for employment in mathematics-related fields in industry or in teaching. The mathematics minor offers students an opportunity to strengthen their mathematical backgrounds.
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Bachelor of Science - Major in Mathematics
1073 North Benson Road, Fairfield, United States
48 monthsProgram duration
MathematicsMain Subject Area
Program overview
Main Subject
Mathematics
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
Program overview
Main Subject
Mathematics
Degree
Other
Study Level
Undergraduate
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