BA/BS in Applied Mathematics

Applied Mathematics at Siena University teaches students to turn real-world problems into mathematical models and then analyze them. The major is offered as a B.A. or B.S. in the School of Science, with an option to pair it with adolescent education as a dual major. Each student follows one of three tracks: classical applied mathematics, a modeling track for the natural sciences, or statistics. Electives let students build a curriculum around their own interests, and the liberal arts foundation at Siena supports broader skills in problem solving and communication. Graduates commonly start careers in analytics, finance, technology and research with a bachelor's degree, while some continue to graduate study for more specialized or research-focused work.