Mathematics and Statistical Sciences
Advancing mathematical and statistical knowledge
The Department of Mathematics and Statistical Science at University of Idaho provides a dynamic environment for studying mathematical and statistical principles. Our programs integrate classroom learning with hands-on research, offering students opportunities to engage in advanced studies in high demand areas such as bioinformatics, algebra, differential equations, combinatorics and mathematics education. You’ll graduate prepared to lead in academia, industry or government, with the skills and experience today’s employers demand.
Academic programs
Our programs offer a strong foundation in mathematics and statistical science, complemented by practical experience in research and application.
Undergraduate degrees:
- B.S. in mathematics, general option
- B.S. in mathematics, applied computation option
- B.S. in mathematics, modeling and data science option
- B.S. in mathematics, mathematical biology option
- B.S. in statistics, general option
- B.S. in statistics, actuarial science and finance option
Graduate degrees:
Certificates:
Minors:
Meet our team
Faculty
Hirotachi Abo
Theresa Allen
Lyudmyla Barannyk
Tim Boester
Erkan Buzbas
Sarah Castle
Yanghyeon Cho
Somantika Datta
Rob Ely
Frank Gao
Jordan Hardy
Esteban Hernandez-Vargas
Timothy R. Johnson
Jennifer Johnson-Leung
Mike Love
Annelise Nielsen
Mark J. Nielsen
John Pawlina
Chris Remien
Benjamin Ridenhour
Renae Shrum
Molly Sutter
Stefan Tohaneanu
Hong Wang
Manuel Welhan
Alexander Woo
Tiantian Yang
Fan Yi
Hands-on learning opportunities
The Department of Mathematics and Statistical Science offers numerous opportunities for you to gain notable experience and engage with the mathematic and scientific community:
- Research projects: Participate in faculty-led research across various mathematical and statistical fields.
- Internships: Gain experience with industry partners and research institutions.
- Workshops and seminars: Attend events featuring guest speakers and industry professionals.