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Applied Mathematics

Professional Master of Science

• 30 credit hours
• This program works well for those already working and practicing mathematics who wish to extend their knowledge and skill.
• Our unique program allows students to complete a Culminating Experience project (CE) instead of a master’s thesis. There are two CE options for students to consider: (1) project or (2) internship/fellowship.
• We offer students two degree specializations to refine and develop their academic path: statistics and data science specialization and customized specialization.

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Master of Science

• 30 credit hours
• There are two courses of action for graduate students who are looking to graduate with a master's degree: (1) thesis option and (2) nonthesis option.
• We offer students two degree specializations to refine and develop their academic path: statistics and data science specialization, and customized specialization.
• The MS degree is available only to current degree-seeking students at CU Boulder who are in the applied mathematics PhD program, another CU Boulder PhD program or the applied mathematics Bachelor's–Accelerated Master's. (Those who are not currently attending CU Boulder should apply to the Applied Mathematics-Professional Master of Science (MSAM) program.)
• Prerequisites for graduate study in applied mathematics include three semesters of calculus and a course in differential equations and linear algebra. The grade point average for mathematics and applied mathematics must be 3.00 or better.

Application Deadlines & Requirements

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Doctor of Philosophy

• 60 credit hours
• A grade of B- or higher must be attained in each course. PhD students must maintain a grade point average of 3.00 or better each semester.
• Dissertation defense: The exam will consist of a presentation by the student on their research proposal, followed by a questioning period of up to one hour. The presentation portion is open to all faculty and students in the program. 

Application Deadlines

To learn about the upcoming term application deadlines, please visit the Graduate School website.

   For program details, review the .