Undergraduate programs

The mathematical sciences have long provided the necessary languages of the physical sciences, but are now also recognized as important components of study for students in computer science, social sciences, business administration, education, and the biological sciences. Mathematics and statistics are also disciplines in themselves and may be studied purely for the excitement and discovery it brings to those who study it. To meet these needs the department offers an array of courses in pure and applied mathematics and statistics.

Students, prospective students, and all persons having an interest in the department are welcome at the office and are encouraged to visit the Web site. The Web site provides information about the department’s faculty, programs, courses, other services, and its current activities.

Degree Maps and Learning Outcomes

Admission requirements

Mathematics B.A./B.S.

Mathematics B.A./B.S. Options

Mathematics and Statistics Honors Track

Mathematics Minor

Mathematics for Middle School Teachers Minor

Mathematics Licensure

Degree Maps and Learning Outcomes

To view the degree maps and expected learning outcomes for Mathematics and Statistics' undergraduate degrees, go to http://www.pdx.edu/math/undergraduate-advising.