University of Michigan - Flint

University of Michigan-Flint

Mathematics Department

The UM-Flint Mathematics Department strives to share its knowledge and appreciation of mathematics within and outside the University.  Serving students concentrating in mathematics and those of other departments, we strive to continuously improve our teaching.  We also work to further mathematics in the UM-Flint service region, and are active members in the UM-Flint community.

Did you know that...

Among all the mathematics majors at UM-Flint, approximately
      50% pursue mathematics teaching certificate programs
      20% pursue actuarial mathematics programs, and
      30% pursue general programs in mathematics

Did you know that...

In addition to academic careers, graduates with mathematics degrees have nonacademic careers in such areas as accounting and finance, computer programming, sales and marketing, management and related positions, actuarial mathematics, computer systems analysis, engineering, statistics, operations research, modeling, and other areas of computer science, the sciences, health and social services, and other technical areas.

For more information see the Mathematical Sciences Career Information website authored by the AMS-MAA-SIAM Project for Nonacademic Employment.

Did you know that...

You can find a lot more information about mathematics by following the Internet links listed left.

 

 

 





2D projection of Klein bottle
link to Klein Bottle at MathWorld
  Students! The MAA is proud to announce a new career website, MAA Math Classifieds, the only site that pairs recent math graduates with potential employers in academic and nonacademic careers.

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