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The Department of Mathematics and Statistics offers a variety of courses and programs with dedicated faculty to provide individual attention to students.
Undergraduate Disciplines
Mathematics
The Department of Mathematics believes an undergraduate major should be both an introduction to more advanced study and a survey of the many facets of mathematics. The Department offers three mathematics majors and two minors.
Mathematics Teaching
The primary focus of the BS Mathematics Teaching program is to prepare students to teach mathematics at the middle and secondary levels as well as prepare students for advanced study in mathematics and teaching.
Statistics
Statistics is the mathematical science of studying and learning from data. Applications of statistics are all around us such as in weather forecasting, surveys, quality control, market demand, causality, and effectiveness of treatments.
Graduate Disciplines
Mathematics and Statistics
The Department of Mathematics and Statistics offers four master’s programs: Mathematics MA, Mathematics and Statistics MS, Applied Statistics MS, and Mathematics Education MS.
Faculty and Staff
Faculty and Staff of the Department of Mathematics and Statistics.
Gradudate Students
Graduate students of the Department of Mathematics and Statistics.
Department Colloquium and Seminars
Department Colloquium invites internal and external speakers to present cutting-edge research and innovative teaching ideas.
News & Events
Keep up to date with the Mathematics and Statistics Department's latest news and events.
Graduate Program Application
The Department of Mathematics and Statistics offers four master’s programs: Mathematics MA, Mathematics and Statistics MS, Applied Statistics MS, and Mathematics Education MS.
Course Content and Learning Outcome
Department of Mathematics and Statistics offers both undergraduate and graduate level mathematics and statistics courses.
Mathematics & Statistics Learning Center
The Mathematics & Statistics Learning Center offers free tutoring on a walk-in basis for our undergraduate courses. The center is staffed by Math/Stat majors and graduate students. The center is located in Wissink Hall 285.
MSU High School Mathematics Contest
The Minnesota State University High School Math Contest is a nomination based event organized by a committee of three mathematics faculty in our mathematics department.Learn more about the contest, fill out the registration and review past challenge questions.
