Mathematics
Undergraduate Program Overview
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Develop problem solving skills for a future-ready career.
Mathematics is the foundation of innovation in fields like science, technology, finance, and artificial intelligence. At Nipissing University, our Mathematics program is designed to equip students with the analytical, critical-thinking, and problem-solving skills necessary to excel in a variety of high-demand careers. Whether you are passionate about pure mathematics, applied mathematics, or data science, our program offers the flexibility and hands-on experiences to prepare you for success.
Program Highlights
Our Mathematics program covers both theoretical and applied aspects of the discipline, preparing you for diverse career opportunities.
- Calculus & Algebra: Master differential and integral calculus, linear algebra, and abstract algebra to build a strong mathematical foundation.
- Mathematical Modeling: Learn how to construct and analyze models that solve problems in science, business, and engineering.
- Statistics & Data Science: Develop skills in probability theory, data analysis, and statistical methods, essential for careers in finance, actuarial science, and artificial intelligence.
- Computational Mathematics: Gain hands-on experience with programming languages and software used for mathematical computations and simulations.
At Nipissing, you have the option to focus on one of three Mathematics streams: Pure Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, or General Mathematics.
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Why Nipissing's Mathematics Program?
Comprehensive Curriculum
Study a wide range of topics, including calculus, algebra, probability, statistics, mathematical modeling, and computer science.
Small Class Sizes
Benefit from individualized attention and close interaction with professors who are dedicated to student success.
Hands-On Learning
Apply mathematical concepts to real-world problems through projects, research opportunities, and computational methods.
Flexible Program Options
Choose from a Bachelor of Arts (BA) or Bachelor of Science (BSc), depending on your interests and career goals.
Interdisciplinary Opportunities
Combine your Mathematics degree with subjects like Computer Science, Business, Economics, or Education to broaden your career prospects.
Admission Requirements
To qualify for admission, students must meet the General Admission Requirements, plus program specific prerequisites.
General Admission Requirements include:
Ontario Secondary School Diploma including six 4U/4M courses
Future Careers
A Mathematics degree from Nipissing University equips graduates with strong analytical, problem-solving, and quantitative reasoning skills that are valued across a wide range of industries. Graduates may pursue roles in:
Data Science & Analytics
Data analysts, data scientists, statistical analysts, or business intelligence analysts.
Finance & Business
Financial analysts, actuaries, investment analysts, or risk analysts.
Technology & Computing
Software developers, systems analysts, cybersecurity analysts, operations research analysts
Education & Research
Mathematics educators (with additional certification), research assistants, or academic researchers.
Government & Public Sector
Statisticians, policy analysts, census and data specialists, or public sector analysts.
Real People, Real Impact
In the mathematics [program], I really enjoy the small class sizes and the learning dynamics that are present there.
Sebastian N.
Class of 2030
I love the Math program because of the faculty surrounding it. Not only are they welcoming to those who are interested in the topics, but they are also very approachable and easy to get along with.
Andru R.
Class of 2028
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How the Common Degree Structure Works
At Nipissing, you can choose a minor, major, specialization, or honours specialization—each offering a different level of focus and flexibility to match your goals.
Check out this breakdown of the Common Degree Structure to see how you can make your interests fit your degree.
Program Options & Course Requirements
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