Mathematics, BA or BS

Program Overview

Rutgers University–Camden offers both Bachelor of Science (B.S.) and Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degrees in Mathematics, each designed to meet the diverse goals of students looking to establish a foundation in mathematical theory and practice. Mathematics students will be prepared to pursue careers in research, engineering, data science, or quantitative finance, or combine a mathematics degree with interests in teaching, law, business, or other professions where analytical thinking and quantitative reasoning are essential.

• B.A. in Mathematics: The Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics at Rutgers University–Camden is designed for students who wish to combine mathematics with other fields of study. The B.A. program emphasizes core mathematical principles while allowing room for interdisciplinary exploration. Students gain proficiency in calculus, linear algebra, differential equations, and abstract mathematics, preparing them for a wide range of careers or graduate study.
• B.S. in Mathematics: The Bachelor of Science in Mathematics at Rutgers University–Camden emphasizes advanced coursework in areas such as real analysis, abstract algebra, differential equations, and probability, and is ideal for students planning to pursue graduate study or careers in technical and scientific fields. The B.S. program requires a more intensive focus on mathematics and related disciplines, including additional coursework in science and computing, making it well- suited for students interested in research, engineering, data science, or quantitative finance.

This program offers several concentrations:

• Applied and Computational Biology

• Biomathematics

• Data Science

Why Choose This Program?

• Advanced Mathematical Training: Gain a strong foundation in both pure and applied mathematics.
• Supportive Faculty: Learn from experienced professors dedicated to student success and mentorship.
• Career Versatility: Develop analytical and problem-solving skills valued across industries.
• Interdisciplinary Opportunities: The B.A. program is ideal for students interested in combining math with education, economics, computer science, or the humanities
• Research and Independent Study: Opportunities to engage in faculty-led research or pursue independent mathematical projects.
• Graduate and Career Preparation: Excellent foundation for graduate programs or professional schools in diverse fields.

Career Opportunities

Graduates with a B.A. in Mathematics are prepared for careers in:

• Secondary Education and Teaching
• Data and Policy Analysis
• Financial Services and Banking
• Actuarial Science
• Law and Public Policy
• Graduate Study in Mathematics, Education, or Business

Graduates with a B.S. in Mathematics are prepared for careers in:

• Data Science and Analytics
• Software and Systems Development
• Engineering and Applied Research
• Financial Modeling and Actuarial Science
• Scientific Computing
• Graduate Study in Mathematics, Engineering, or Economics