Program description

Mathematics is the study of quantity, structure, space, and change. Mathematicians seek out patterns and formulate new conjectures which provide the language, reasoning, and analytic tools that many other disciplines use to investigate their areas.

In this program the emphasis is on Mathematics and another field of study. For example: Mathematics and Computer Science; Mathematics and Economics; or Mathematics and Statistics.

Program options

Degree options

• B. Sc. Bachelor of Science, Major in Mathematics – 4 years
• B. Sc. Bachelor of Science, General – 3 years

Program options
Joint opportunities with computer science, economics and statistics. Click here for a program chart.  

Professional opportunities

• Instructor
• Researcher
• Large corporations
• Banks
• Insurance companies
• Engineering and mining companies
• Manufacturing industry
• Security companies
• Consultancy firms
• Manager
• Administrator     

Admission Requirements

Visit the Science Direct Entry (high school applicants) or Advanced Entry (post-secondary applicants) application for admission page to learn more about admission requirements, application dates and how to apply.

What is unique about this program at the U of M?

Summer research opportunities funded by the U of M and national organizations such as NSERC in exciting fields such as:

• Game Theory
• Mathematical Biology
• Code Breaking
• Topology
• Graph Theory

Important links

Faculty of Science
Programs in Science
Department of Mathematics
Graduate Programs