Graduate Program
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- Description
- Departmental Resources
- Recent Graduates
Research Opportunities
Active research areas include algebra, algebraic geometry, algebraic K-theory, algebraic systems, algebraic topology, constructive mathematics, differential equations, functional analysis, harmonic analysis, logic and foundations, mathematical physics, mathematics education, non-standard analysis, probability and statistics, ring theory, and universal algebra.
- Research Groups Research Opportunities - working with other departments
Degree Requirements
- Master's Degree
- Doctor of Philosophy Degree
- Minor in Mathematics for Master's Degree
- Minor in Mathematics for Ph.D. Degree
Advising
Upon being admitted in the mathematics graduate program at NMSU, each student is assigned an initial advisor according to the student's general area of interest. In this way, the student has the opportunity to correspond with her or his initial advisor, even before arriving to campus. As the student gets to know members of the Department and develops more specific interests, the advisor may be changed as the student finds appropriate.
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