Mathematics
Learn advanced mathematics and develop the ability to think critically and solve problems using quantitative tools and analytical methods.
The Muhlenberg Mathematics, Computer Science and Statistics Department includes the disciplines of pure mathematics, applied mathematics, statistics and computer science. Our structured curriculum prepares students to develop their appreciation of the power and beauty of mathematics, pursue graduate work in mathematics, computer science and related fields, leverage the applications of mathematics or computers in the natural and social sciences and provide a strong foundation for those entering the teaching profession.
Our program provides a course of study that can be customized to individual's goals and interests, while at the same time exposing students to multiple facets of mathematics and computer science. Our faculty recognize a responsibility to students with other majors and offer courses designed to equip those students with the mathematical knowledge and tools required for their chosen fields of study.
Learn advanced mathematics and develop the ability to think critically and solve problems using quantitative tools and analytical methods.
Thrive in an active learning environment that incorporates emerging technologies and emphasizes the importance of communication skills and adaptability.
Dive into the power of data analysis and interpretation, exploring statistical concepts in theory and practice.
Two members of the faculty were recently promoted to full professor.
This dynamic field is growing at a rapid rate, and statisticians are increasingly in demand across a wide variety of industries.
Associate Professor of Computer Science Jorge Silveyra supports students, both majors and non-majors, as they discover the potential applications of his field.
Lily Press ’24 and Riley Wexler ’24 took part in the National Science Foundation’s competitive Research Experiences for Undergraduates program.