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Understanding real-world problems through mathematical modeling, analysis, and computation
Mathematics in collaboration with science and engineering
For applied mathematicians, mathematical problems and solutions do not remain abstract but connect with the real world, providing understanding and rigorous answers to pressing questions. Often in close collaboration with engineers and scientists, our faculty and students develop mathematical models and methods to analyze them, validate them, and predict new phenomena.
Applying mathematics to biology
This unique national institute brings together Northwestern University and University of Chicago to conduct research in quantitative biology, an interdisciplinary field that uses mathematical models to describe and analyze the development of living organisms.
Enjoy the work-life balance benefits of living in a global city
Our department is located along the shores of Lake Michigan, only 17 miles from downtown Chicago. Those who join our department choose from a spectrum of suburban or urban home environments with some of the state’s best school districts, and find extensive internship opportunities, cultural and entertainment experiences, and a diverse population.
Learn to apply math to challenges in the world around you
Our programs provide the knowledge necessary for students to apply mathematical ideas and techniques to the problems that arise in engineering or science. Our department prides itself with providing students ready access to faculty members both in and outside the classroom.
Bachelor of Science in Applied Mathematics
Combined BS/MS Degree Program
Also learn more about pursuing a dual BS degree, and explore special programs in the department, including undergraduate honors, certificates and minors, internship opportunities, and study abroad.
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Dean Christopher Schuh and faculty leaders have spent the last year mapping out Northwestern Engineering’s future in research and education.
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