Graduate Degree Information
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- MS in Mathematics
- MS in Mathematics (Applied Mathematics Option)
- MS in Mathematics (Mathematics Teaching Option)
- MS in Statistics and Graduate Minor in Statistics
- PhD in Mathematics
- PhD in Mathematics with Teaching Emphasis
Complete details about all of these degree programs and their course requirements may be found in the:
Mathematics Graduate Student Handbook
The Professional Science Master's Program in Computational Finance is a cross-disciplinary field which uses mathematics to investigate financial investment strategies, analyze financial risk arising from financial instruments, and to make trading and hedging decisions. To learn more about this new master's program >>click here.
The faculty of the Department conduct research in many areas of mathematics. Our technical report series contains prepublication research papers authored by our faculty. Please feel free to contact our faculty directly for more information on their research projects, or if you are at a university you may go to the American Mathematical Society to access faculty publications.
The mathematics graduate program follows the Mathematics Graduate Program Bylaws.
There is a LaTeX style file available to use in typesetting your theses.
Information on graduate study, in general, at Washington State University is available from the Graduate School. The Graduate Catalog contains information on all graduate courses and programs of the University.
Applications for admission to the above graduate programs, and for financial assistance must be submitted following instructions in our application checklist.
Information on financial assistance is available here.
For information on housing visit the Housing, Dining, and Resident Life web site.
Information on the City of Pullman and the community is available here.
Information on Graduate Women in Science is available here.
Please contact the Graduate Program Coordinator for more information.
New!
Professional Science Master's Degree in Computational Finance
This new professional degree program will begin August 2013. On campus and online classes will be available. The program will combine mathematics and finance to prepare you to work in a wide spectrum of financial services.
To learn more about this exciting new degree program >>click here.
Former Graduate Student Excels at Symantec
Former graduate student Kent Griffin (Ph.D. August 2006) is the Director of the Core Research group of Symantec Research Labs. To read more about his many accomplishments please
>> click here.
Math 600 Research Topics
Members of the 2011-2012 Graduate Studies Committee:
- Dr. Michael Tsatsomeros, Chair
- Dr. Thomas Asaki
- Dr. Robert Dillon
- Dr. Krishna Jandhyala
- Dr. Libby Knott
- Dr. David Watkins
- Linda Bentley (ex-officio)
Graduate Advisors and Their Students
You may see a list of our faculty and the names of the students they are currently advising by clicking on this link.
A 20 Year History of Graduate Advisors and Their Students
You may see a list of our faculty and the names of the students they have graduated during the last twenty years by clicking on this link.