Program Details
Next Start Date: January 8
Credit Hours: 30
Course Length: 16 weeks
Estimated Program Length: 24 months
Broaden your knowledge by studying the applications of mathematics and statistics with the University of West Florida’s Master of Science in Mathematical Sciences. Choose courses that will align with your career goals.
Why Study Mathematical Sciences at UWF?
UWF's Mathematical Sciences, M.S., is ideal for professionals pursuing career advancement, doctoral study, a teaching career or government positions. Learn from expert faculty and participate in their research to expand your knowledge of mathematical sciences.
To help you reach your goals without sacrificing your current commitments, all classes for the master’s in mathematical sciences are offered at 4 or 6 p.m. Central Standard Time during fall and spring semesters. These courses are synchronous, using free conference software, and you will have one-on-one communication with faculty and classmates.
What You Will Learn
With curriculum built for students who hold a bachelor’s in mathematics, statistics or related fields who wish to broaden their knowledge, individuals seeking advanced careers in science, business, industry or government, future high school or community college teachers or students who plan to pursue doctoral studies, this degree program provides considerable flexibility to direct your coursework. Beyond a core of just six credit hours, you can choose from a variety of courses in statistics, pure mathematics, and applied mathematics. Become a contender in your desired career field by tailoring your curriculum to suit your goals. Complete the M.S. with either a thesis or non-thesis track.
By completing this degree, you will be able to:
- Understand the theories behind mathematical processes
- Connect mathematics to scientific computing, finance or data science
- Analyze data using statistical methods and state-of-the-art computer technology
Note: This is a synchronous course delivery program, meaning that students are required to attend live lectures on specific dates and times via the University’s free video-conferencing service.