Skip to main content

Undergraduate

Integral to every aspect of scientific endeavour, mathematics is fundamental to problem-solving—whether modelling atmospheric phenomena or managing the complexities of risk in financial markets. Students in the Applied and Industrial Mathematics program learn concepts, principles, qualitative and quantitative methods and innovative problem-solving skills. Working with state-of-the-art algorithms and software, students learn and apply advanced numerical skills.

Applications include:

  • Implementing computer algorithms image of students in a UOIT math lecture
  • Modelling physical or biological phenomena 
  • Statistical analysis of data 

Courses include: 

  • Optimization
  • Real Analysis
  • Algebraic Structures
  • Complex Analysis
  • Computational Science I & II
  • Dynamical Systems and Chaos
  • Mathematical Modelling
  • Industrial Mathematics

View the full academic calendar.

This program has a co-op option, as well as extended and experiential learning opportunities, including a fourth-year undergraduate thesis and the five-year Science and Management program option. 

 

Experiential Learning Resources and Support  How to apply 

 

Finance Minor option 

Students in their second year of the Applied and Industrial Mathematics program can apply to add a Finance minor to their degree. Modern finance is becoming increasingly technical, requiring the use of sophisticated mathematical tools in both research and practice. Offered through the Faculty of Business and Information Technology, this minor provides an added advantage to graduates looking to establish careers within the financial sector.