Masters in Mathematics
The degree of Master of Science in mathematics is designed to advance your knowledge of applied mathematics, 
pure mathematics, and statistics, and to introduce you to independent study and research.
Visit the Math Department website for more information on the Master of Science in Mathematics.
Requirements
Our master's in mathematics students must choose to either pursue the thesis option or non-thesis option. Both options have the same course sequences, and all students must take the comprehensive exams.
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Coursework & Thesis
For the math master's program, both thesis and non-thesis options are available. The non-thesis option requires 36 hours of courses; the thesis option requires 30 hours of course credit plus six hours of thesis work.
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Career Opportunities
Completing the master's in math program will give you the tools to pursue a more advanced degree, teach mathematics at the secondary or college level, or use mathematical techniques in a scientific or industrial environment.
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For application deadlines and required application materials, visit the Graduate School's application information page.
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Contact
Dr. Ping Wong Ng
Phone: 337-482-5272
Maxim Doucet Hall, 204-A
Email: png@louisiana.edu