The Department of Mathematics at Boise State provides opportunities for advanced study, teaching and research experience, career development, and participation in a thriving scholarly community.
Master of Science in Mathematics Degree
The M.S. in Mathematics degree includes a core course in Real and Linear Analysis, two courses in one of the four emphasis areas and 5-6 elective courses which can be chosen from any graduate program across the university. Students work closely with a faculty advisor to complete a culminating thesis or project.
Emphasis Areas
Pure Math
Applied Math
Statistics
Math Education
M.S. in Mathematics Degree
The Master of Science in Mathematics degree includes emphasis options in applied mathematics, mathematics education, pure mathematics, and statistics.
Ph.D. in Computing
Mathematics graduates are natural candidates for the transdisciplinary PhD in Computing program, which can include mathematics coursework and supervised research with mathematics faculty.
MS in Cybersecurity
The Master of Science in Cybersecurity builds knowledge and skills of security specialists to effectively protect the safety and prosperity of companies, communities and the nation. The mission of the program is to engage students in an interdisciplinary approach on the security aspects of software, modern cryptographic systems, and security program management.
Cryptology Security Analyst Graduate Certificate
Systems and data are constantly under attack, and cybersecurity professionals must stay ahead of the game and deploy the latest tools and strategies to protect against these cyber threats. In the CSA Graduate Certificate Program you will gain a thorough technical knowledge of cryptography and cryptanalysis and gain hands-on experience needed in combating common cybersecurity threats.