Undergraduate

Undergraduate Degree Programs

Mathematics is an exciting discipline where new ideas are constantly developed. Mathematics and statistics are used in practically every area of science, engineering, industry, education and technology. Graduates from the UTC Department of Mathematics learn tools, techniques, and cognitive abilities to tackle existing and emerging problems in these fields. 

The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Department of Mathematics offers the Bachelor of Science degree in Applied Mathematics. The B.S. in Applied Mathematics is a degree program designed to respond to the growing influence of mathematics in business and industrial practices.

Students must select a concentration in either General Mathematics, Actuarial Science, or STEM Education. The department also offers the option of a math minor.

Concentrations

B.S. Mathematics: Actuarial Science

The Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics: Actuarial Science degree is designed for students wishing to begin a career as an actuary. The program is interdisciplinary in nature and incorporates math, statistics and business courses. Previous graduates have gone on to obtain employment at corporations such as Blue Cross Blue Shield of Tennessee, Unum, and Cigna.

B.S. Mathematics: General Mathematics

The Bachelor of Science Applied Mathematics: General Mathematics degree is designed to give students the tools to pursue a career in industry, government, education or further studies in mathematics. 

Mathematics provides a great preparation for a variety of jobs, and in the current job market many employers are desperate for applicants that have mathematics backgrounds and problem solving skills. Math majors are increasingly in demand and a mathematics degree from UTC can provide you with critical thinking skills and technical training that will give you access to numerous fulfilling, higher-paid jobs.

B.S. Mathematics: STEM Education

The Bachelor of Science Applied Mathematics: STEM Education is a degree program designed for students who wish to pursue secondary mathematics education. Participation in the STEM Education program gives students valuable hands-on teaching experience, a four-year degree in their respective field and completion of requirements necessary to earn a teaching license.

Mathematics majors who choose the STEM Education concentration should successfully meet these milestones as they navigate the mathematics curriculum.

Mathematics Minor

The Department of Mathematics offers three minor programs:

• Mathematics
• Statistics
• Computational Optimization

Planned Upcoming Courses