Mathematics

The study of Mathematics is a balancing act between application and theory. Our curriculum is designed to provide a diverse and solid background in various areas of Mathematics. Current faculty research interests are wide-ranging and include Approximation Theory, Statistics, Topology, Logic, Chaos Theory, Computational Biology, Scientific Computing, Graph Theory, and the History of Mathematics; we also have a faculty specialist in Actuarial Science.

What makes Misericordia’s Mathematics program stand out from all the rest: 

Our students will study cutting-edge modern Mathematics while also learning classical mathematical results and techniques and their history. By way of Mathematics electives, our major program can be tailored to lead you to a wide variety of career choices such as Actuarial Science, Secondary Education, Statistics, Applied Mathematics, or to prepare you for further studies in graduate school mathematics.