Academics & Advising
Our department's medium size benefits students who seek personalized advising and support. To help students tackle challenging coursework, we offer continual support such as permanent faculty advising, communal space for students to work together on problems, networking opportunities and career guidance.
Academic Programs
Undergraduate Degrees
An undergraduate degree in mathematics provides a strong foundation in math with a particular emphasis on the development of logical and analytical problem-solving skills.
Graduate Degrees
In our research-oriented graduate programs, students and professors work together to advance exciting new research while developing a close-knit community of math scholars.
Team-Oriented Work Space
At the Math Center, graduate and undergraduate assistants are available to offer help with concepts and problems in precalculus and calculus. The Math Center is open six days a week.
Career and Professional Development Resources
Undergraduate Students
Science and math majors can contact Kimberly English for career advising, help with internship applications, resume preparation and graduate school scouting.
Graduate Students
Contact Patricia Hickman for student-centered advising in the areas of networking, careers in research and development, job opportunities and connecting with alumni.
Pioneer Careers
DU's career portal communicates upcoming workshops, exciting professional networking opportunities on campus, job and internship fairs and tips for career-focused students to get ahead.
Useful Websites for Math Majors
Still craving more information? Check out our favorite career-focused websites, perfectly suited to help guide students toward internships, jobs and market data.
