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Mathematics is both a scientific profession and a tool essential to many
other scientific disciplines and careers. Applications occur in
engineering, the biological and social sciences, economics, and computer
science in addition to the more traditional physical sciences.
Government
and industry need skilled mathematicians for work in operations
research, numerical analysis, computer systems market research and
commercial surveys. Jobs related to statistics, computer science,
actuarial work, economics and engineering hold possibilities, especially
if the student has a minor in one of these areas. The employment
opportunities are best for graduates with advanced degrees in applied
mathematics.
Career Sources and Professional
Organizations
Sample Job Titles
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Entry
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Experienced: |
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Actuary |
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Applied Mathematician
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Computer
Programmer |
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Mathematical
Professor |
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Engineer |
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Mathematical
Researcher |
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Financial
Analyst |
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Operations
Researcher |
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Statistician |
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Statistical
Analyst |
Enhancing Employability
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Participate in
internships |
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Ability to
work independently and in a team environment |
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Strong
problem-solving skills |
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Ability to
communicate ideas in writing, visually and verbally |
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Computer skills
essential |
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