For the Mathematics component of the degree, students will pursue one of four concentrations, and of course, each will includes a full complement of Mathematics and English coursework.
Each concentration concludes with a capstone course, and students can also receive extensive leadership training while they also work with a workplace partner to develop a project in which they use both the Mathematics and English skills and expertise they have acquired through their coursework.
The concentrations available in the IMME for Mathematics are:
Just as the name indicates, the Applied Math concentration utilizes mathematics as it applies in real-life situations.
By building a strong foundation in mathematics and its application to industrial and physical sciences and supporting that foundation with excellent skills in writing, research, and analysis, students completing the Applied Math concentration will be well prepared for a career or graduate-level study in engineering, computer science, physics, architecture and more.
Finance/Actuarial Concentration
The financial and insurance industries are among the most prominent and complex industries in the world today.
With a strong computational background highlighting statistics and probability enhanced by strong writing, social awareness, and critical thinking skills, students in the Finance/Actuarial concentration will be competitive candidates in any corporate or commercial based career within the insurance, finance, investment, real estate, actuarial consulting, or banking industry.
Math Pre-Education Concentration
The financial and insurance industries are among the most prominent and complex industries in the world today.
With a strong computational background highlighting statistics and probability enhanced by strong writing, social awareness, and critical thinking skills, students in the Finance/Actuarial concentration will be competitive candidates in any corporate or commercial based career within the insurance, finance, investment, real estate, actuarial consulting, or banking industry.
Theoretical Math Concentration
Also known as “pure” mathematics, the Theoretical Math concentration explores the basic concepts and structure beneath many math topics ranging from geometry to analysis.
With elective options constructed as part of the Theoretical Math concentration along with communication, writing, and critical thinking skills provided through English coursework, students are able to personalize the major to meet the needs of their future career/academic goals or to highlight particular fields of interest.