Bachelor of Arts - Computational Mathematics

Studying computational mathematics at Marquette lets students blend computer science and applied mathematics — without needing to double major. Learn how numbers and algorithms can not only predict outcomes but also solve complex problems. Whether it's through data analysis, economic forecasting or modeling disease spread, course work will cover a vast landscape from pure math to its exciting applications in the real world.

Students will be learning hands-on from day one, engaging with dedicated faculty in small class settings while taking part in cutting-edge research and internships that prepare students for a dynamic career.

Graduates will be fully equipped not only with superior analytical and problem-solving skills but also with the ethical grounding to use their knowledge to effectively benefit society.