Mathematical Sciences
Students who major in mathematical sciences are prepared for a future analyzing data to advance society, developing new technologies, creating surveys, supporting and improving business decisions, and collaborating with scientists in other fields. They also devise experiments and statistical models.
Kean graduates have thriving careers as teachers, researchers, data analysts, actuaries and more, advancing solutions in education, business, research, engineering, government and the sciences.

Joseph Veliakath and other mathematical sciences majors prepare for successful careers in a wide variety of industries.
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Kean was a place that I could not only grow as a mathematician but as a person. The amazing faculty helped me secure a postdoctoral fellowship and tenure-track position. I will forever be grateful for the help and guidance I received as a student."


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Mathematical science graduates find employment in many industries, including:
- Scientific research and development services
- Colleges, universities and professional schools
- Local, state and federal government
- Architectural, engineering and related services
- Accounting, tax preparation, bookkeeping and payroll services
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Job opportunities for mathematicians and statisticians are expected to increase by 2026
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