Certificate Applied Mathematics Overview

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The Graduate Certificate in Applied Mathematics is designed for students who are currently pursuing a graduate degree in a discipline outside of math (such as engineering, economics, physics, biology, geology, or psychology) who would benefit from additional training in applied mathematics.

The Certificate requires four graduate level courses (12 credits total) from the list approved by the Department. Admission to the certificate program requires completion of two math courses at level 600 or above with a minimum 3.0 GPA. These courses (if on the list) can then count towards the 12 credits required for the certificate. Students must be admitted to the Graduate Certificate program prior to completion of the final course for the certificate.

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