Natural Sciences and Mathematics Undergraduate
Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science in Mathematics
BA/BS Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science
Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science tracks in Mathematics, one broad and one applied to science, with the Tutoring and Learning Center and Academic Success Advising.
Earn your degree in one of two ways
Two tracks, different destinations
At UB, you’ll gain an in-depth understanding of the fundamental concepts of mathematics and their applications in the real world. While our Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science in Mathematics programs are similar, they are designed to prepare you for slightly different career paths.
Bachelor of Arts
A broad spectrum of mathematics
If you choose to obtain a Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics, you will focus on a broad spectrum of mathematical concepts.
This mathematics degree program is ideal for those wishing to become professional mathematicians or pursue graduate studies after graduation.
Bachelor of Science
Mathematics and the modern world
A Bachelor of Science in Mathematics has a curriculum more geared towards mathematics and its relationship to science and the modern world.
This program is also suitable for those wishing to pursue higher education, but it will set you on a more specific career path.
Support
Get the support you need
At UB, our faculty are experts in the field of mathematics, meaning you’ll learn alongside the best minds in the business.
You’ll have access to their wealth of knowledge, as well as academic resources on campus, including the Tutoring and Learning Center and Academic Success Advising. We understand that you’ll be learning complex, theoretical material, and our faculty is here to help you however they can!
Curriculum
What you will study
With a bachelor’s in Mathematics, you’ll be prepared to enter the workforce in any number of practical fields, including industry, technology, and more! UB will set you up to become a leader in these rapidly advancing and growing fields and prepare you to continue your education after graduation.
Fundamental concepts
An in-depth understanding of the fundamental concepts of mathematics and their applications in the real world.
Mathematics and science
A curriculum more geared towards mathematics and its relationship to science and the modern world.
Academic support
Academic resources on campus, including the Tutoring and Learning Center and Academic Success Advising.
Beyond the core classes
In addition to your core classes, you’ll grow skills in collaboration, communication, creativity, time management, and problem-solving while taking courses in humanities and the natural and social sciences.
Career outcomes
Where a Mathematics degree leads
Possible career paths include:
Course catalog
Every course, in full
View all courses offered and read full course descriptions in our online course catalog system.
General education requirements
8 courses
41 credits
General education requirements
First year
4 courses
First year
Second year
7 courses
Second year
Third year
4 courses
Third year
Fourth year
1 course
Fourth year
| Course Code | Course Title |
|---|---|
| MATH 391 | Modern Algebra |
Concentration electives
12 credits
Concentration electives
Concentration options include courses in science, engineering, economics, finance, and the social sciences.
Free electives
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Formulate your dream career with a bachelor’s in Mathematics degree