Gain the analytic and computational skills to design and implement innovative data-driven solutions across multiple industries and sectors, with foundational and advanced knowledge of applied mathematics principles.
Why Major in Applied and Computational Mathematics at New York Tech?
With New York Institute of Technology’s Bachelor of Science in Applied and Computational Mathematics degree, you’ll combine advanced knowledge of algebra, probability, numerical analysis, and differential equations with the latest software and computational tools. This program prepares you for jobs in data analytics—one of today’s most in-demand fields—as well as graduate studies in related areas.
Acquire a strong, adaptable foundation in mathematical theories and their real-world applications, and learn to devise solutions with sophisticated analytical and modeling tools, like Mathematica and MATLAB, applying them across a range of rich, practical experiences. You can also choose from two concentrations to align your training with your interests and career goals.
In addition to projects and research opportunities on campus, we encourage you to take advantage of internship opportunities where you can explore how math drives innovation and the economy as a whole and get a head start on launching your career.
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What You’ll Learn
Starting from a traditional foundation in mathematics, you’ll learn calculus, linear algebra, probability, and statistics. Applying your quantitative skills to more practical domains, you’ll gain an in-depth understanding of physics, computer programming, and computational analysis and learn to solve problems through mathematical modeling, simulation, and statistical analysis.
Through additional courses in physics and mathematics, you’ll gain experience in modeling complex physical systems and the quantitative skills essential for careers in industry and the applied sciences.
In preparation for careers in research, engineering, industry, and social science, develop advanced technical expertise for solving problems through physics-based simulation, numerical methods, and data analysis.
Continue exploring modeling, lab work, and more specialized applications to boost your analytical and problem-solving skills and increase your value in modern, data-driven workplaces.
Pursue your passion for mathematics while gaining the qualifications you need for a teaching career in just five years through this accelerated option.
Through this five-year accelerated pathway, transition from your B.S. in Mathematics to an M.S. in Data Science to develop expertise in high-demand areas like machine learning, algorithm design, data analytics and visualization, and more.
Explore areas like the analysis of subatomic particles, the modeling of sedimentation, and the simulation of granular materials under the mentorship of faculty experts. Then, present your research at New York Tech’s annual research symposium, SOURCE, as well as other venues.
Stats & Rankings
#19
best business jobs ranking for mathematicians.
U.S. News & World Report
Top 10%
of colleges for Return on Investment over 20, 30, and 40 years.
Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce
99%
of first-time, full-time, degree-seeking New York Tech students receive some sort of financial aid.
Career & Salary Outlook
Businesses and organizations of all kinds increasingly rely on the sophisticated use of data for everything from marketing to product development, resulting in a wealth of job opportunities for mathematicians and data scientists.
Job Growth
The Bureau of Labor Statistics forecasts impressive growth for mathematicians and data scientists through 2032.
Data scientists have a median U.S. annual salary of $108,020, while mathematicians earn $116,440.(BLS)
Program Details
Learn more about the applied and computational mathematics program, including how to apply.
New York Tech designs the Bachelor’s in Applied and Computational Mathematics for students with a strong high school math background who are interested in a career in computer science, engineering, or physics.
To apply, submit the following:
Completed application
$50 nonrefundable application fee
Copies of transcripts for all prior high school- and college-level work
Two letters of recommendation
A brief essay
A demonstrated readiness to be placed into Calculus 1
Students who do not place into Calculus 1 are encouraged to enroll in the JumpStart Summer Program prior to the start of the fall semester. Students placed in pre-calculus may be given provisional admission to this major but should recognize that the degree will take longer to complete as a result.
Where you finish is more important than where you begin. As you think about your next steps toward your future, our generous transfer credit policy and dedicated transfer advisors make it easy to continue your journey at New York Tech and maximize your career opportunities.
New York Tech offers several scholarships that recognize your academic achievements and potential. Most awards are renewable if you continue to meet eligibility requirements, making a significant difference in your total cost of attendance
International F-1 students who successfully complete this degree are eligible for an additional 24-month STEM OPT extension to work in the U.S. in an area directly related to their area of study immediately upon completing the customary 12-month post-completion Optional Practical Training (OPT).
Faculty Voices
I strongly believe in New York Tech’s mission of building strong math and science programs, giving students the technical skills required to succeed in today’s modern economy.
