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Master's Programs

  2. Admissions & Programs
  3. Awards & Fellowships
  4. Graduate Student Handbook
    1. Graduate Student Services
    2. Master's Programs
      1. Applying
      2. The Marjorie Lee Browne Scholars Program
      3. AIM Master's Degree
      4. Mathematics Master's Degree
      5. Dual Degree
      6. Quantitative Finance and Risk Management
    4. Ph.D. Programs
    5. Course Enrollment
    6. DEI, Health, & Wellness Resources
    7. Forms and Policies
    8. Funding
    9. International Students
    10. Library & Computing Resources
    11. Professional Development & Career Resources
    12. Graduation
  6. Graduate Students on the Job Market
  7. Student Spotlight

The University of Michigan Mathematics Department offers Master's Degrees:

as well as an enhanced Master's Degree in Mathematics or Applied and Interdisciplinary Mathematics through the Marjorie Lee Browne Program for eligible students.

Students currently enrolled in a University of Michigan Ph.D. or Master's program outside of the Mathematics Department can pursue a Mathematics Master's as a Dual Degree.

 

The Quantitative Finance & Risk Management Master's Degree programs differ from the other programs offered in the Mathematics department. 

Mathematics
2074 East Hall
530 Church Street
Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1043
Undergraduate Student Services:  math-undergrad-office@umich.edu
Graduate Student Services:  math-grad-office@umich.edu
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734.764.0335
734.763.0937
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