Real world problem solving.

Mathematics is at the core of a liberal arts education–it is inherent in music, art, philosophy, logic, and the social and natural sciences. At Northland, you’ll explore the relationships between mathematics and these other disciplines, while also working collaboratively with the mathematics faculty to develop comprehensive skills in traditional mathematics.

Graduate with an appreciation for the centrality of mathematics and have the experience to solve complex problems by modeling environmental, social, and physical phenomena. With these skills you’ll be prepared for graduate work in mathematics, engineering, and other disciplines or for work in a variety of fields including teaching, business, and government.

Look at your Course List

Mathematical Sciences Major (BS) requirements
Mathematical Sciences Minor requirements

Meet your Professors

Scott Grinnell

Professor of Physics & Director of Sustainability Initiatives
Andrew Jensen

Assistant Professor of Mathematics
Young Kim

Professor of Mathematics and Computer Science
Derek Ogle

Professor of Mathematics and Environmental Sciences
Jodi Supanich

Instructor in Environmental Science & Math Specialist

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* Available only as a minor or special program.

Where Mathematical Sciences Can Take You

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Clouds and Climate Change
Uniting Labor and Environment

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Uniting Labor and Environment
Using Science to Monitor Earth’s Changes

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