Montana State University

Department of Mathematical Sciences

Montana State University
P.O. Box 172400
Bozeman, MT 59717-2400

Tel: (406) 994-3601
Fax: (406) 994-1789
Location: 2-214 Wilson Hall

Department Chair

Dr. Ken Bowers

math@math.montana.edu

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Department of Mathematical Sciences

Professor Tomáš Gedeon, College of Letters and Science Distinguished Professor Lecture

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Christina Hayes, President's Excellence in Teaching Award

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Professor Marcy Barge, Fellow of the American Mathematical Society
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Professor Megan Higgs and Statistical Ecology, Statistical ecology research
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Professor Tomáš Gedeon, College of Letters and Science Distinguished Professor
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Dr. William G. McCallum, MSU lecture to focus on core standards for math
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American Mathematics Contest sponsored by the Mathematical Sciences Department
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Zach Dupree, McNair Scholar and Math Major
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David Halat, Goldwater Scholarship
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Sandy Bowers, College of Letters and Science Outstanding Teaching Award
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Professor Lukas Geyer, Casey Donoven, Chamber of Commerce and MSU Alumni Association Awards
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Welcome to the Department of Mathematical Sciences!

Faculty Positions Available:

The Department of Mathematical Sciences is recognized as a leading department in mathematics, statistics and mathematics education. Bachelors, masters, and doctoral graduates in all of these areas are following successful careers in industry, government, and academia. Located in the heart of the Rocky Mountains, 80 miles North of Yellowstone National Park, we offer outstanding educational opportunities in an area of exquisitely beautiful scenery and outdoor recreation.

Our department has a multifaceted role on campus and in Montana. We have the largest instructional component on campus, delivering about 10% of the total student credit hours. We offer a B.S. in Mathematics with options in mathematics, applied mathematics, mathematics teaching, and statistics; an M.S. in Mathematics with options in mathematics and mathematics education; an M.S. in Statistics; a Ph.D. in Mathematics with emphases in mathematics and mathematics education; and a Ph.D. in Statistics. The mathematics education option for the M.S. in Mathematics is an online program.

Mathematical research at MSU is focused primarily on related topics in pure and applied mathematics. Research programs complement each other and are often applied to problems in science and engineering. Research in statistics encompasses a broad range of theoretical and applied topics. Because the statisticians are actively engaged in interdisciplinary work, much of the statistical research is directed toward practical problems. Mathematics education faculty are active in both qualitative and quantitative experimental research areas. These include teacher preparation, coaching and mentoring for in-service teachers, online learning and curriculum development.

We urge you to browse our Web pages and if you like what you see, drop by for a visit. If we can assist you in any way, don't hesitate to contact us!