Master's Degree in Mathematics
Here at UCR, we offer the following master's degrees:
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M.S. in Mathematics
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M.A. in Mathematics
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M.S. in Mathematics (Applied)
The master's programs are designed for those interested in various career opportunities. Math graduates typically pursue careers in business and industry, teaching mathematics at the community college level, or becoming eligible for doctoral programs. Our programs are designed to be completed in 1-2 years; which is contingent on the pace of the student.
Admission Requirements
Please visit our Admissions Requirements page to learn about minimum requirements.
UCR Catalog Requirements
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M.A. and M.S. in Mathematics
Requirements include:
- Complete two of the following sequences: Algebra, Applied Mathematics, Complex Analysis, Topology, and/or Real Analysis with a grade of “C” or better in each course and a GPA of 3.0 in each chosen sequence.
- Complete 36 units of mathematical courses.
- Complete a 2 unit course in Professional Development.
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M.S. in Mathematics (Applied)
Requirements include:
- Complete two of the following sequences: Applied Mathematics, PDE, and/or Real Analysis with a grade of "C" or better in each course and a GPA of at least 3.00 in each chosen sequence. A sequence consists of all courses with the same course number except for an alphabetical suffix. Any course without an alphabetical suffix is not part of a sequence.
- Complete 36 units of mathematical courses.
- Complete a 2 unit course in Professional Development.
Financial Support
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The master’s programs are self-supporting programs.
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Students seeking financial aid may contact the Office of Financial Aid.
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External Fellowships resources are available online here.
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The GEM Fellowship Program information is available online here.
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Master's students are considered for Teaching Assistantships (TAs) quarterly and are awarded based on availability.
Please contact us at mathadmin@ucr.edu if you have any additional questions.
Contact Us
Graduate Student Services Advisor
Kathryn Aquino
Email: mathadmin@ucr.edu
Phone: (951)-827-3127
Student Affairs Specialist
Randy Morgan
Email: mathadmin@ucr.edu
Phone: (951)-827-3114
Graduate Student Services Supervisor
Margarita Roman
Email: mathadmin@ucr.edu
Phone: (951)-827-3090
Graduate Advisor, Recruitment
Dr. Zhenghe Zhang
Email: zhenghe.zhang@ucr.edu