BA/BS in Applied Mathematics

This bachelor's degree at Colorado School of Mines combines mathematics, statistics and computer science. Students learn to build algorithms, model uncertain systems and convert raw data into decisions that engineers, scientists and industry teams can trust. Coursework puts weight on programming, working with data and building statistical models, which suits careers in technology, artificial intelligence, energy, genomics and climate science, as well as further graduate study. Graduates gain both technical and interpersonal skills for industry or continued education. Qualified undergraduates can also follow a combined pathway that adds a master's degree to the bachelor's. The five-year route is meant to shorten the total time and cost of earning both credentials, and the major is run by the Applied Mathematics and Statistics department. Details on admission deadlines and the full curriculum are available from the program page and the admissions team.