The Applied Mathematics degree is well-suited for students who enjoy solving problems, thinking abstractly, and working through complex ideas. It is an excellent fit for students who are curious, analytical, and motivated to understand how mathematical concepts apply to the world around them.

An Applied Mathematics degree opens the door to a wide range of career opportunities. Graduates pursue roles such as business analyst, financial analyst, actuary, data analyst, and positions involving mathematical modeling and artificial intelligence. Applied mathematics is also used extensively in education, engineering, insurance, government, and other fields that rely on advanced quantitative reasoning.

Yes. With thoughtful course selection and appropriate electives, the Applied Mathematics program provides strong preparation for graduate study in fields such as engineering, mathematics, statistics, and other quantitative disciplines. Many students interested in engineering use Applied Mathematics as a strong foundational pathway. Faculty work closely with students to help guide their academic choices and ensure they are well prepared for advanced education.

Yes. All Emmaus students complete a Bachelor’s degree with a strong foundation in Bible and theology, and Applied Mathematics can be pursued as a second major. Emmaus also offers a Mathematics minor, which is a natural complement for students in computer science or secondary mathematics education.

Applied Mathematics may be a good fit if you are willing to persevere through challenging coursework and enjoy exploring the order and structure of God’s creation. Many students find that studying mathematics deepens their appreciation for the precision and design with which God has made the world.