Industrial Mathematics

Advance Your Career with Our Industrial Mathematics Concentration

The MBS Industrial Mathematics concentration focuses on mathematical modeling, computational techniques, and statistical reasoning to prepare students to apply advanced mathematics to real-world challenges in engineering, science, and industry. Students gain the analytical and problem-solving skills needed to develop and implement mathematical methods that drive innovation and efficiency across technical fields. 

In addition to technical expertise, the program builds essential business skills in finance, entrepreneurship, leadership, intellectual property, ethics, regulatory affairs, and artificial intelligence (AI), empowering graduates to lead at the intersection of mathematics, technology, and business. 

The Benefits of our In-Person/Hybrid Learning Experience 

Engage directly with faculty, peers, and real-world technology through labs, workshops, and collaborative projects. 

Build lasting professional relationships and receive personalized mentorship from industry experts and academic leaders. 

Take advantage of on-site resources, events, and experiential opportunities that enrich learning beyond the classroom. 

Skills Gained

Hone your skills in abstraction, structural analysis, and logical reasoning to solve complex problems. 

Gain advanced proficiency in modeling methods and numerical techniques used across science and industry. 

Build foundational knowledge in quantitative finance, analytics, and risk management to bridge mathematics and real-world decision-making. 

Where our Industrial Mathematics Alumni Work

Our alumni enjoy careers as systems engineers, analysts, research associates, technical consultants, scientific programmers and more, and are employed in diverse, wide-ranging sectors.

Titles

  • BI Developer
  • Senior Database Developer
  • SQL Programmer
  • Senior Technologist
  • and more!

Companies

  • Bloomberg LP
  • Kore Insurance Holdings, LLC
  • AOL
  • Axiom Software LP
  • and more!

Recommended Experience For Admission

Applicants who are unsure of their eligibility for this concentration should schedule an appointment with an enrollment specialist.

Academic

Applicants should have a bachelor’s degree in mathematics or a related field, with a cumulative GPA of at least 3.0 on a 4.0 scale is expected.

Applicants must also submit a statement indicating that they are proficient in either Fortran, C, C++, or an equivalent programming language.

Professional

All professional experience will be considered as part of the application process.