Undergraduate Math Degree Overview

A degree in Math at Georgia Tech includes technology-focused curriculum and state-of-the-art laboratories. The Bachelor's in Mathematics program offers these key advantages as well: 

  • Flexible degree options. Customize your degree to fit your specific interests and career goals. 
  • Undergraduate research. From research courses to international research trips, internships, and co-op positions, the possibilities are endless. 
  • Atlanta location. Atlanta, Georgia is one of the most tech-savvy cities in the U.S. and home to some of the world’s biggest companies. 

As a Mathematics major, you will develop a basic competence and knowledge of mathematical techniques. You will develop a strong understanding of quantitative thinking and know how to apply a systems approach to solve real-life situations.  

 

Mathematics Degree Concentrations and Options


Concentrations

Customize your curriculum plan to match your specific interests and career plans.


Options

Increase your competitiveness for jobs and graduate school by adding a designation to your degree.

  • Build a business perspective into your degree without adding the hours required for a minor. Learn about the Business Option.
  • Pursue an in-depth, long-term research experience that culminates in a final paper or thesis. Learn more about the Research Option.


Mathematics Major Requirements

The Mathematics degree curriculum requirements include general core classes; technical courses that provide a strong background in mathematics; technical electives to explore areas in greater depth; courses involving undergraduate research, and free electives. Download a typical eight-semester schedule (pdf)


Mathematics Undergraduate Courses
  • Solid set of basic and advance core courses that all students take.
  • Individualized set of courses according to the student interest.
  • Research and internship opportunities.

View all of the BS in Mathematics requirements and course descriptions


Rankings and Awards

Georgia Tech’s School of Mathematics faculty members are frequently recognized for their outstanding contributions to their fields, including:

  • 12 American Mathematical Society Fellows
    Recognition of those who have made outstanding contributions to the creation, exposition, advancement, communication, and utilization of mathematics.

  • 12 Sloan Research Fellowships
    Awarded for distinguished performance and a unique potential to make substantial contributions to their field.
  • 19 National Science Foundation CAREER Award winners
    The NSF’s most prestigious award for early-career teacher-scholars who most effectively integrate research and education within the context of the mission of their organization. 

See more external awards and recipients

 

Mathematics Degree Careers

Mathematics jobs and career paths span a range of occupational fields that value problem-solving and analytical skills, such as:

  • Business
  • Statistics
  • Actuarial science
  • Computing
  • Teaching
  • Industrial research
  • Academia


What Are Georgia Tech Graduates Doing Now?

  • Software Engineers
  • Data Scientists
  • Professors at prestigious universities
  • Ph.D. students, Postdoctoral fellows and instructors at highly-ranked U.S. universities
  • Retired Chairman/Chief Executive Officer


Research Opportunities


Honors


Beyond the Classroom

  • Get a head start on your success at Tech through this non-credit, residential program that reviews fundamental calculus concepts and provides strategies for academic success. Learn more about Tech Prep: The Calculus Advantage.
  • Gain employment experience and benefit from real-world experience in your field. Learn more about the Co-op Program and internships.
  • Join a math club, society, or competition. Find out what’s available: Undergraduate Student Activities.
  • Georgia Tech offers several study abroad programs. Learn more about study abroad opportunities led by College of Sciences faculty.


Stories from the School of Mathematics

"Undergrad degree in math student Libby Taylor"

Meet Libby, Math Undergrad Student

 

 

"Matt Baker Mathematics Professor"

The Magic of Math

 

 

"Mathematics graduate Robert Price"

Advice from Alumnus Bob Price, Retired CEO

 

 

"Three Georgia Tech mathematicians prove the Kelmans-Seymour Conjecture"

Decades-Old Math Problem Solved

 

 

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