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Nov 19, 2024
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2023-2024 GRADUATE CATALOG [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Mathematical Sciences - Mathematics Concentration, (PhD)
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PhD Degree Program
Program objectives are: (1) development of knowledge to appreciate, reconstruct and create mathematical reasoning; (2) development of skills leading to high quality research in mathematics; and (3) development of oral and written mathematical proficiency.
Admission Requirements
- GRE scores are required and are an important factor for admission.
- Three letters of recommendation
- TOEFL scores are required for students whose native language is not English.
- An undergraduate degree in an appropriate discipline with a minimum GPA of 3.0 (on a 4.0 scale) or equivalent preparation
72 Credit Hours of Graduate Credit
The doctoral degree program requires satisfactory completion of a minimum of 72 credit hours of graduate credit (a minimum of 36 hours for a student entering with an approved master’s degree). The 72 hours:
- may include a maximum of 12 hours of 6000 level coursework, but must include at least 18 hours of 8000 level course work;
- must include between 9 and 15 hours of dissertation (MATH 9000 );
- cannot include the following courses courses: MATH 6050 , MATH 6051 , MATH 7281 , MATH 7282 , MATH 7383 , MATH 7384 , MATH 7385 , MATH 7391 , or MATH 7601 ; and
- must include the satisfactory completion of the requirements for one of the concentrations: Applied Statistics or Mathematics .
Each student must:
- obtain a passing grade on a qualifying examination;
- obtain a passing grade on a comprehensive examination;
- complete an acceptable dissertation (Students should familiarize themselves with the Thesis/Dissertation Preparation Guide before starting to write.); and
- pass a final examination given by a committee composed of departmental and university representatives. Detailed information can be obtained by contacting the graduate coordinator of the department.
Mathematics Concentration
The PhD concentration in mathematics is designed so that students may pursue a degree based on independent research or may choose a more broadly based program aimed toward a college teaching career. Students may contact the department for more detailed information.
Students must complete the following courses:
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