What will I learn?
Discover the applications of mathematical modeling, statistics, and computation used in business, government, and industry. Learn robust mathematical methods, theories, and techniques needed to address real-world problems. In our Case Studies and Project Design class, learn to approach problems using mathematical, computational, and statistical methods. Subjects range from finance to operations to actuarial science. Follow-up with our distinguished Professional Master’ capstone project, which provides opportunities to expand on these case studies, prepare a final report, and demonstrate the skills you’ve learned through an oral presentation. By complementing your math-based knowledge with communication, teamwork, and project management skills, Illinois Tech’s master’s degree significantly increases your value on the job market and to your future employer. Our Master of Applied Mathematics program provides skills, knowledge, and experience to address quantitative challenges in business, government, and the nonprofit world. The program typically can be completed in 15 months by taking three regular term semesters and one summer semester.
Which department am I in?
College of Computing
Entry requirements
For international students
Applicants must have a bachelor's degree in mathematics, science, engineering, business, or an equivalent degree, with a minimum GPA of 3.0/4.0.Applicants a are expected to have taken the following or equivalent courses: Differential Equations, Matrix or Linear Algebra, Probability or Statistics, and a computer programming language such as Matlab, C, or R. Any applicant whose undergraduate degree was earned at an institution where the primary language of instruction is not English must submit TOEFL, PTE, or IELTS scores. A professional statement of objectives must be submitted, and at least one letter of recommendation is required.
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