The Master of Arts in Mathematics program offers opportunities for students to study mathematics and its applications beyond the bachelor’s degree.  A student admitted to the program will be able to do Thesis or a Research Project with a graduate faculty member of his or her choice. The Department of Mathematics has faculty members with expertise in real analysis, complex analysis, functional analysis, algebra, combinatorics, differential equations and applications, operations research, numerical analysis, topology, mathematical modeling, mathematical biology, actuarial science, statistics and biostatistics.