An engineering college is probably the best place to study mathematics. For more than 100 years we have been hardwired to do high-level mathematics, an essential part of engineering and science.
Our professors will work closely with you to make the complexities of mathematics understandable. In fact, when the Princeton Review named six Rose-Hulman professors among the nation’s Best Professors, three of them were mathematics instructors.
As a math major, you’ll get a broad education in both theoretical and applied mathematics. You’ll also gain the scientific knowledge and the problem-solving, computing, and communication skills critical to a successful career.
Our Biomath major blends math, biology, and computer science. It's truly a major designed for the complex analysis at the heart of today's most exciting advances in biological and medical science.
This second major is a great way to expand your math skills and apply them to real-world problems.
As a math major, you can dive deep into your own research projects, on and off campus.
You can get involved in clubs, math competitions, and many other student organizations.
You'll find our math alumni in industry, graduate schools and at research institutes.
We get a lot of attention from the faculty and they really know their stuff.
