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About the Troy University Mathematics Degree

If you have a passion for problem-solving, theorems and numeric puzzles and equations, the bachelor's degree in mathematics at Troy University is the perfect fit for you. Our comprehensive mathematics program, led by experienced and caring math faculty, prepares you for dynamic careers in mathematical, scientific and technological fields — or to teach in elementary, middle and high schools.

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“I would tell anyone interested in studying math at TROY to do it! The faculty are excellent and are willing to help. I would also tell them that if it is something they want to do, they will get through it. Chase your dreams now while you can pursue them.”
Caroline Howell | Research Scientist, RockyTech, Boulder, CO | 2021 graduate, Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and Physics

A Math Degree with Personalized Learning

As a mathematics major at TROY, you'll be part of a close-knit community of scholars. Because our mathematics courses are small, you'll have the opportunity to receive individual attention from math faculty who are committed to your success. This approach ensures you have a deep understanding of mathematical concepts and the ability to apply them in mathematics careers.

Learn from Experienced and Supportive Math Faculty

TROY's highly accomplished and extremely supportive math faculty will guide you through a mathematics curriculum that offers a blend of theoretical and practical courses. Their expertise, mentorship and real-world problem-solving approach help you build a solid foundation for success as you prepare for jobs with a bachelor's degree in mathematics.
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Mathematics Curriculum

While specific courses may vary from year to year, your mathematics courses may include:
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Interact in person with math faculty and peers through mathematics courses on the Troy Campus. For more information about program availability and delivery options, call 1-800-414-5756

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Network through Mathematics Club, Math Honor Society and More

Dive into your passion for math by getting involved in TROY's Mathematics Club, participating in faculty-mentored projects or presenting at our annual MathFest. By doing so, you'll make valuable connections and develop skills employers value such as communication and problem-solving. Becoming a member of Pi Mu Epsilon, a prestigious national math honor society, is another way to build your resume and open doors to math degree jobs.
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Jobs with a TROY Bachelor's Degree in Mathematics

Prepare for a range of mathematics careers in research analysis, statistics, education and more — or pursue graduate studies in mathematics or related fields — with the TROY math degree. Our program alumni work for Microsoft, NASA, the National Security Agency, CAS/Wyle Group, U.S. Army Engineer Research and Developmental Center, South Central Bell, Bluebell Ice Cream, ALFA, Regions Bank, AFLAC and more.

Faculty Profiles

Dr. Ken Roblee

Dr. Ken Roblee

Dr. Roblee received degrees from the University of Alabama (B.S.) and Auburn University (M.S., Ph.D.). His primary research area is Graph Theory. He enjoys mentoring student research projects, and advising the Mathematics Club and chapter of the national mathematics honor society. Dr. Roblee primarily teach mathematics major and minor courses.
Learn more about our faculty 334-670-3406 kroblee@troy.edu
Dr. Sergey Belyi

Dr. Sergey Belyi

Dr. Belyi received his PhD from the University of South Florida. His research lies in the fields of operator theory, functional analysis, and system theory. His current research project has applications in mathematical physics as well.
Learn more about our faculty 334-670-3467 sbelyi@troy.edu

Mathematics Degree Concentration

Choose from two concentrations within the TROY mathematics major: general mathematics and statistics. Each concentration is designed to align with your career goals and interests.
General mathematics concentration
With the general mathematics concentration, you'll gain a broad understanding of mathematical theories and applications. This concentration is ideal preparation for a variety of mathematics careers such as mathematician, actuary and teacher — or to get into graduate school.
Statistics concentration
The statistics concentration provides focused training in data analysis, experimental design and statistical methods. This concentration prepares you for careers like data analyst, statistician and actuarial scientist or for advanced studies in statistics and related fields.

Mathematics Scholarships

Murray and George R. O'Neal Mathematics Endowed Scholarship

The Murray and George R. O'Neal Mathematics Endowed Scholarship assists full-time students with a declared major in Mathematics or Mathematics Education on the Troy University campus in Troy, Alabama. Applicants must be residents of Alabama or Florida, enrolled in a Mathematics course of Calculus or higher, and enroll in a mathematics course each semester until Mathematics requirements are met.

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FAQ About the Mathematics Program

Learn more about the field of mathematics and our program.
What can you do with a math degree?
Math degree jobs are many and varied. You can become a data analyst, actuary or financial analyst and work in fields like education, technology, finance or engineering, where your problem-solving and analytical skills are highly valued. You can also enhance your expertise and career prospects by continuing your studies at the graduate level in math or related disciplines.
Is math a hard degree?
Sure, a bachelor's degree in mathematics can be challenging because it involves abstract concepts, rigorous problem-solving and skills in logical reasoning and precision. But despite its difficulty, a math degree opens up a wide range of lucrative and rewarding career opportunities and prepares you for advanced study in mathematics and related fields.
What is the highest-paying math degree?
If you're seeking high-paying math degree jobs, consider actuarial science, data science, quantitative finance or operations research. In roles such as actuary, data scientist and quantitative analyst, you can command a high salary because of your big data and financial market expertise.
What is the highest degree in math?
A Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in mathematics is the highest mathematics degree you can earn. By earning a Ph.D. in math you can go on to careers in academia, research and specialized industry roles that require high-level mathematical expertise.

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TROY's Department of Mathematics hosted MathFest on the Troy Campus April 13-14.

MathFest sparks new interests, creativity among participants

MathFest, held in John Robert Lewis Hall over the weekend, included various presentations exploring the applications of mathematics, competitions and a browse session. The event, held on Friday evening and most of Saturday, was targeted towards undergraduate students, according to Ken Roblee, chair of the math department. Troy University student Haleigh Moore listens to a…

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