Why Study Mathematical Sciences at NJIT?

NJIT's doctoral program has more than 40 active faculty, supported by state-of-the-art computer facilities, with research interests across many areas of applied mathematics and statistics.Many of the faculty have earned international reputations as a result of the breadth and depth of their accomplishments. Through activities, such as a regular colloquium series and seminars, students are exposed to the latest innovations in the mathematical sciences. The environment is uniquely suited for students setting out on a research career.

Mathematical Sciences

PhD Program in Mathematical Sciences

Mathematical scientists play increasingly important roles as advances in research use and benefit from quantitative mathematical models. Successful analysis of complex models illuminates the role and interaction of key components in the system being studied and provides essential tools for evaluating and improving system performance. The sequence of model development, analysis, simulation and interpretation of data demands application of advanced mathematical methods at a level that often requires the knowledge and skills acquired during doctoral study.

Who should enroll?

The program is intended for highly motivated and able students with a strong interest in mathematics and its applications, who are interested in the challenges of research and a career in the mathematical sciences or a related field. The degree can be completed on a part-time basis, but participation on a full-time basis is strongly encouraged.

How can I learn more?

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