125 Mathematics BA Degree Programs

Speak the language of numbers. Acquire tools and learn techniques that can be applied to solve problems in many fields.

The Bachelor of Arts/Science in Mathematics is designed to provide mathematics majors with a strong foundation in traditional mathematical skills, provide support to other majors, such as engineering, in which solid math skills are a mandate, and help liberal arts majors develop an appreciation.

Develop your problem-solving expertise. Encompasses a broad study in mathematics with a rigorous curriculum featuring advanced coursework in algebra, calculus, geometry and statistics alongside related courses in non-mathematics disciplines. The mathematics major encompasses a broad study in mathematics with a rigorous curriculum featuring advanced coursework in algebra, calculus, geometry and statistics alongside related courses in non-mathematics disciplines.

This mathematics bachelor's program offers a broad foundation in mathematical principles along with opportunities for specialization. Students explore core areas such as algebra, calculus, and statist...

The Bachelor of Arts (BA) programme consists of 24 courses, of which 8 courses are at 100-level, 8 courses are at 200-level, and 8 courses are at 300-level, including 2 x 100-level university courses and 2 x 200-level university courses. Students who enroll in the three-year BA degree programme may take Mathematics as a single major, a double major, or a minor.

The B.A. degree in Mathematics with Teacher Licensure is a focused major in Mathematics aimed at preparing students for teaching mathematics in secondary grades. Students seeking a mathematics teacher licensure must complete a bachelor’s degree in mathematics, which includes some upper-level courses in Mathematics Education, and a minor in Secondary Education from the Department of Middle, Secondary, and K-12 Education. There are scholarships for math and science teachers.

Solve problems with intellect and bold thinking. Our department offers a strong and flexible program in both applied and theoretical mathematics. You may choose to concentrate on traditional pure mathematics, applied mathematics, or in training for a career in actuarial mathematics. You will gain a solid grounding in mathematics and use computational tools where appropriate.

The B.A. degree in Mathematics is a program that offers a selection of courses from pure to applied mathematics and statistics. It provides flexibility to study select coursework in mathematics and statistics aligned with the student’s interests, and to couple the program with a minor or even a second major. Graduates in this degree are set to succeed in a range of careers in research, education, computer and data science, financial analysis, statistical analysis, etc. Students are encouraged to pursue research and internship opportunities. Students have the option to declare a concentration in Actuarial Science or Statistics. Students who would like to add a Teacher Licensure can also add a minor in Secondary Education by the second year.

The B.A. degree in Mathematics for Business is a practical applied mathematics program that tightens the focus on business applications to better prepare students for a successful career path in the areas of insurance, finance, banking, and economics. This program is designed to provide an education focused on the application of math to business while allowing the flexibility to complement the degree with a related minor or major.

Mathematics is behind almost everything from computer science to finance to music. The knowledge and skills that a trained mathematician possesses are in demand throughout today’s technology-oriented society. As a Thiel College mathematics major, you'll not only hone your skills in algebra, trigonometry, and calculus, you’ll hone your skills in logic and critical thinking to solve difficult problems.

The Bachelor of Arts in Secondary Education - Mathematics (Online) help to enhance the STEM skills that are so needed by today's students for continued success in school and their careers. Gain the awareness to look at mathematics through the lens of a student so that you can make math accessible.

The B.A. degree in Math with a Statistics concentration is a flexible program that provides a foundation in mathematics and training for graduates to succeed in careers that demand statistical skills. Students in this concentration are encouraged to complement coursework with a minor or second major to reflect the student’s personal career interests.

The Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics program can solve the same equation for X over and over again, and the answer remains consistent. You will learn how to use computers and computer systems for problem-solving, and explore the relationship between a Christian worldview and technological science.

Actuarial Science is an important field of Applied Mathematics. It requires Mathematical and Statistical skills to study and analyze uncertain events in the insurance and financial fields. An Actuary needs to know Calculus, Differential Equations, Linear Algebra, Probability and Statistics, Interest Theory, etc. In addition, an Actuary has to learn some Finance, Accounting, Economics, and some other topics in Insurance.

The Bachelor of Arts in Secondary Mathematics Education develop the patience and innovative strategies to teach simple math problems to complex concepts. Gain the tools, and even more importantly, the confidence to succeed as a math student. Become a math teacher is within your reach at Concorida.

The Department of Education provides students with an opportunity to gain a firm foundation in the elements of secondary education. As a student in the Thiel College Education Department, students will experience high-quality education programs based on the latest “Effective Schools” research that includes instructional teaching strategies based on the work of Robert Marzano, Jay McTighe, Grant Wiggins, Charlotte Danielson, and other current leaders in the field of education. It’s not enough to be good at mathematics in order to teach the subject. So, you’ll not only hone your skills in mathematical concepts and applications, but you’ll also acquire a solid foundation in educational methods, learning and development, and instructional technologies.