Studying mathematics requires you to think critically, logically, and creatively to solve problems. At Widener, not only will you develop analytic skills you'll develop an analytic attitude through career-specific learning opportunities. Small classes allow you to receive individualized attention from faculty who care about your personal and professional goals. They'll help you persevere as you tackle advanced pure and applied mathematical problems.
Beyond the classroom, you'll have opportunities to engage in meaningful research projects that build powerful skills to bring with you into the workplace. Combined with internship opportunities in Philadelphia and beyond, you'll constantly be applying your knowledge to practical, real-world experiences. Customize your curriculum by choosing one of three tracks that's right for your career goals.