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Jobs for Math Majors
Graduates with degrees in mathematics or strong mathematics
backgrounds are in demand in many areas of business and industry, government, research,
and the teaching profession. Employers look for general skills and abilities in
1) problem solving.
2) thinking logically and analytically.
3) interpreting data.
4) estimating and predicting. |
5) formulating and applying models.
6) dealing with complex situations.
7) knowing what questions to ask.
8) working in a team. |
A minor or second major in computer science, business, or
education is highly recommended. In many employment situations, advancement will
depend on obtaining a graduate degree.
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Some employers of
mathematics graduates: |
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Some job titles: |
computer
software companies
computer hardware companies
computer consulting firms
aerospace industry
pharmaceutical companies
communications industry
federal government agencies
state government agencies
banks
investment firms
brokerage houses
training organizations
market research companies
polling organizations
insurance companies
public schools
private schools
colleges and universities
book publishers |
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applied
mathematician
statistician
actuary
statistical analyst
quality control analyst
financial analyst
computer programmer
systems analyst
programmer analyst
software engineer
systems programmer
network administrator
systems consultant
project manager
research analyst
market researcher
instructor
professor
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Here are some good places to visit for career information:
In the BCU Library: Sterret, 101
CAREERS IN MATHEMATICS, 2nd Edition
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