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Undergraduate Program
Students can pursue six major options, including pure and applied math, math teaching, actuarial science, and a joint mathematics/statistics degree.
Graduate Program
We offer doctoral and master's programs in a wide range of specializations, guided by world-class faculty.
Research
Our faculty work in all major areas of mathematics, from theory to applications, and everything in between.
By the Numbers
600
Undergraduate Majors
400
Minors
65
Graduate Students
50
Faculty Members
News & Achievements
UConn Math hosts reception at JMM 2026
UConn Math, and its research arm, the MSRC, hosted a reception at the Joint Mathematics Meetings 2026 in Washington, DC. The reception drew a large and exciting gathering of UConn graduate alumni from over decades, current department members, students, both graduate and undergraduate, as well as other JMM 2026 participants, including this year’s award winners.
[Read More]UConn Math to host Workshop on PDEs and Applied Math in the Northeast
UConn Math will host a one-day workshop on PDEs and applied mathematics on March 7, 2026. The event will bring together mathematicians from all career stages to explore recent advances in nonlinear PDEs and applied mathematics. Aiming to foster new connections across diverse research groups and strengthen ties within the broader academic community, the workshop […]
[Read More]Damir Dzhafarov is plenary speaker at the Joint Mathematics Meetings 2026
Professor Damir Dzhafarov will be giving an Association for Symbolic Logic Invited Address at the Joint Mathematics Meetings in January 2026 at Washington, DC. His lecture is titled “From Topology to Combinatorics, via Computability Theory.”
[Read More]Vișan Receives Inaugural Edmond and Nancy Tomastik Prize in Differential Equations
The American Mathematical Society (AMS) has set up a prize named after UConn Mathematics Emeritus faculty member Ed Tomastik and his wife Nancy Tomastik. The first recipient is Professor Monica Vișan of the University of California, Los Angeles. Please see the AMS announcement here.
[Read More]Ralf Schiffler and George Yin named Fellows of the AMS, Class of 2026
I am absolutely delighted to announce that two (2) of our department faculty members have been named Fellows of the American Mathematical Society, Class of 2026! They are: Ralf Schiffler and George Yin. In an email from the AMS, Ravi Vakil, President of the AMS, said: “I am honored to congratulate the 2026 Class of AMS Fellows. Their research […]
[Read More]Professor Gordina featured in 2025 UConn Research Year in Review
Álvaro Lozano-Robledo joins editorial board of The Ramanujan Journal
Professor Álvaro Lozano-Robledo has been appointed to the editorial board of The Ramanujan Journal, a major journal in number theory and related fields.
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