Master of Science in Applied Mathematics

This program offers you a rigorous foundation in analytical, computational, and statistical methods used to model complex systems in science, industry, and technology. Through advanced coursework in linear algebra, numerical methods, statistics, and optimization, students develop a strong toolkit for solving real-world problems. This program is ideal for professionals seeking to deepen their mathematical expertise or for those preparing for doctoral studies in mathematics or related fields. Students have the flexibility to pursue research or applied project pathways, and elective courses allow for customization in areas such as differential equations, numerical computing, and stochastic models. As a graduate of this program, you’ll be prepared for roles in data science, quantitative research, actuarial work, and other math-intensive fields across government, private, and academic sectors. The curriculum also supports career advancement if you’re a current educator or analyst seeking to broaden your skills.

Applicants must provide the following documents: a university transcript, proof of degree, and a passport. Applicants must have a 2.75 GPA in undergraduate degree; Personal Statement; 2 letters of recommendation; CV/Resume; students must have completed the following six undergraduate courses with a minimum GPA of 2.75 on a 4.0 scale:Single-Variable Calculus (equivalent to the Montclair State University courses AMAT 120 and AMAT 220) Multivariable and Vector Calculus (equivalent to the Montclair State University course MATH 222) Linear Algebra (equivalent to the Montclair State University course AMAT 240) Probability (equivalent to the Montclair State University course AMAT 345) Ordinary Differential Equations (equivalent to the Montclair State University course AMAT 350)