M.S. in Mathematics: Pure Mathematics

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The graduate curriculum seeks to develop a broad and balanced perspective in the mathematical sciences, covering both the traditional areas of pure mathematics and the many interdisciplinary fields in applied mathematics. Students are encouraged to develop a deep understanding in any chosen area of pure mathematics to enable them to pursue a career in either academic or non-academic settings.

Pure Mathematics Course Requirements

The plan of study typically includes the following: Complex Analysis, Real Analysis & Measure Theory, Principles of Analysis II, Abstract Algebra, Linear Algebra, Topology

The remaining four courses are electives and should be chosen with the approval of the student's advisor. One elective must be a course for which one of the above courses is a prerequisite.