69 Course Degrees in Natural Sciences Mathematics 2024
- Cape Town, South Africa
Full time
1 semester
On-Campus
English
Intrigued by science and the love for numbers? Are you interested in the science and study of space, change, structure and quality? Then why not continue your studies with semester courses at the University of Cape Town. By selecting one of our available science courses students will be equipped to formulate, discuss and explain the basic definitions of physical quantities, the principles and laws that are encountered in chemistry and the ability to derive equations, explain, interpret and evaluate elementary theoretical models. If you have a passion for science then join the Semester Study Abroad Programme today! Choose from a variety of bachelor and master’s courses, across a wide range of disciplines for international credit transfer.
- Gettysburg, USA
On-Campus
English
Mathematics is beautiful and useful. Students of mathematics learn both how to explore abstract mathematical ideas and also how to solve quantitative problems from the natural and social sciences.
- Falkirk, United Kingdom
Full time
On-Campus
English
Forth Valley College offers a range of mathematics courses from National 5 through to Higher. This course is eligible for ITA funding.
- Claremont, USA
On-Campus
English
Mathematics is a universal part of human culture. It is also the quantitative language of the social, biological, and physical sciences. For these reasons, mathematics is a valuable and essential component of a liberal arts education. All Scripps students must take the placement exam given during fall orientation at Scripps and are encouraged to enroll in math courses whether or not they are considering a major in mathematics.
- Claremont, USA
On-Campus
English
What is mathematics? What are its major methods and conclusions? How is it related to other subjects? What do modern mathematicians do? Several Pitzer courses specifically address these questions. Ones that have been taught in recent years include: The Mathematics of Gambling, Rubik’s Cube and Other Mathematical Puzzles, Doodling in Mathematics Class, 3D Printing, History of Algebra, and Philosophy of Mathematics. These courses cover mathematical material that is exciting and sophisticated and yet accessible to students with a standard high school education in mathematics. As such, they offer students an excellent opportunity to break fresh ground in kinds of mathematics they are not likely to have seen before. All of these courses meet Pitzer’s Educational Objective in Quantitative Reasoning.
- Los Angeles, USA
On-Campus
English
Every student is required to have a basic understanding of the theory and methods of the sciences. Accordingly, students are required to successfully complete a total of three courses (at least 12 units) that provide experiences in the sciences and mathematics. Of the three, at least one course (4-units) must be a laboratory science (CPLS).
- Île-de-France, France
On-Campus
English
The master's degree offers in-depth training in mathematics in the first year, open to both fundamental mathematics and applied mathematics. The second year offers a specialization that enhances the theoretical background of the first year and opens up towards applied or theoretical mathematics courses with a view to pursuing a doctorate, and towards more professional courses aimed at actuarial professions, the finance and data science.
- Grinnell, USA
On-Campus
English
Mathematics is ubiquitous. The ability to think deeply about mathematical ideas is integral to understanding the natural world and to solve problems across the spectrum of human experience. As a student member of the Grinnell mathematics community, you will be part of a dynamic group that includes faculty mentors who collaborate with colleagues around the world. An intensive curriculum in pure and applied mathematics will open doors to internships that demand critical thought across disciplines, as well as to deep research opportunities.
- Waterville, USA
On-Campus
English
We offer courses that, in the true spirit of the liberal arts, emphasize beautiful underlying ideas, their social and historical context, and their amazing explanatory power. The mathematics major emphasizes the foundational structures of essential mathematical subjects. The flexibility of the mathematical sciences major, on the other hand, lets students focus their major on connections to other disciplines. Students in each major strengthen their problem-solving, abstract-reasoning, and communication abilities.
- Allentown, USA
On-Campus
English
Cedar Crest is committed to providing students with the preparation they need to become successful in their chosen career. Because of the importance of mathematics in virtually every field, adding a mathematics minor to your program of study may assist you in your future endeavors. Mathematics minor courses are specifically designed to stress analytical skills and problem solving techniques. Courses in mathematics can help you: Develop quantitative problem-solving skills which transfer to other academic contexts. Learn how to critically interpret numerical and symbolic information. Use appropriate technology applicable to mathematics to enhance learning and enrich the intellectual environment Prepare for math-related careers in education, government, business, and industry, or advanced academic training in mathematics or related fields.
- Toongabbie, Australia
On-Campus
English
Mathematics formed an important part of the ‘original liberal arts’, as four of the seven units of study (the quadrivium) have a numerical character – arithmetic, geometry, astronomy and music. Mathematics has plainly had a huge impact on our grasp of knowledge and truth. It is a vital basis of scientific understanding and investigation as well as a valuable means of developing logical thought, the skills of precise analysis, and universal conceptions about the natural order.
- Claremont, USA
On-Campus
English
The Pomona College Mathematics and Statistics Department’s philosophy is that mathematics is an exciting field that offers something for everybody. The department has created a supportive, inclusive community through mentoring groups and by promoting collaborative work. Beyond calculus and linear algebra, you’ll take courses in algebra, analysis, topology/geometry, modeling, and statistics. Majors then focus on a track in pure mathematics, applied mathematics, general mathematics and statistics. The senior exercise involves directed research, under the supervision of faculty. Many students do summer research.
- Berkeley, USA
Full time, Part time
Distance Learning
English
Due to COVID-19, classroom courses during Fall 2021 will be offered in a live online format. We continue to offer self-paced online courses.
- Pittsburgh, USA
On-Campus
English
The undergraduate major in applied mathematics consists of at least 40 credits of mathematics and statistics courses. The Department of Mathematics offers programs leading to the Master of Arts (MA) and the Master of Science (thesis) (MS) degrees with a major in applied mathematics. Successful completion of the program will enhance the student's potential for a position in industry or government or for additional study. The program is flexible in order to meet the needs of students whose specializations may vary widely.
- Online USA
On-Campus
English
The study of mathematics has always been central to the liberal arts, and mathematics has never been more vital for understanding our world than it is today. At Colorado College, mathematics courses emphasize both the practical applications of the subject and its inherent beauty. Majors and minors in mathematics receive a broad perspective on mathematical ideas, working closely with their peers and faculty in small classes. The department is known for being inclusive and welcoming, and it takes pride in helping each student achieve his or her potential. Students in our department participate in many enriching activities, including the Budapest Semester in Mathematics, the Mathematical Contest in Modeling, the Putnam Exam, Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REUs), and our own blockly pizza problems.