Master's Program

The Department of Mathematics and Statistics provides three Master's level programs: MA in Mathematics - which provides the students a broad knowledge in mathematics, with emphasis on mathematics that has applications to engineering, software development, applications of dynamical systems to biology, epidemiology, and population dynamics, networks, etc.; MS in Applied Statistics - which provides high level conceptual, theoretical, applied and computational statistical methods that apply in a wide range of settings, such as quality control in industry, biological sciences, medical sciences, etc.; and MS in Industrial Applied Mathematics (MSIAM), which has a more computational emphasis of mathematics, aimed at those who wish to find employment in industry.

The goals of the Master's programs are to provide the appropriate mathematical and statistical knowledge and competencies to students seeking positions in industry, business, and government, and to serve those who wish to enter a Ph.D. program or to teach at the secondary or community college level.

• Mathematics, Master of Arts
• Applied Statistics, Master of Science
• Industrial Applied Mathematics, Master of Science
• Corporation Agreements
  • Introduction on Graduate Articulation Agreement in Mathematics and Statistics Programs Between Oakland University and Changchun University of Technology
  • Information on Graduate Articulation Agreement in Mathematics Programs Between Oakland University and Liaocheng University

Graduate Coordinator:
Li Li
350 Mathematics and Science Center
(248) 370-3447
li2345@oakland.edu