About the Department

 The Andrews University Department of Mathematics is principally an undergraduate department. It has six faculty who teach and do research in several mathematical disciplines, and 20 to 25 undergraduate majors.

The Department offers the following degrees, majors and minors:

• Bachelor of Science in Mathematics (39 semester credits) with emphasis in applied mathematics, preparation for secondary school mathematics teaching, or preparation for graduate study in mathematics.
• Bachelor of Science in Mathematics Education (30 semester credits), for students preparing for secondary school mathematics teaching.
• Mathematical Studies major (30 semester credits), available only as a second major, to those taking a degree in another field.
• Mathematics minor (20 semester credits).
• Mathematics Education minor (20 semester credits).
• Mathematics minor for Economics/Finance majors (20 semester credits)

The Department also participates in

• A high school program, in which about a hundred gifted students from Berrien and Cass County receive their mathematics and science instruction on the Andrews Campus. This program is funded by the Berrien County Intermediate School District (ISD).
• An interdisciplinary Master of Science program in Mathematics and Science.