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Mathematics and Computer Science Bachelor's Degree

Unleash the Power of Math + Computer Science

Expand the application of computing and computational thinking at an R1 flagship technological university where STEM research is at the heart of everything we do. Learn from caring and skilled faculty across math and computing disciplines to be part of transforming the way the world uses mathematics to solve problems. Work alongside researchers to find solutions for modern-day challenges—and formulate your own bright future.

A bachelor's degree in mathematics and computer science from Michigan Tech gives you the computational problem-solving skills you need for a successful career.

Companies want to hire employees who are trained in computational thinking, which is the art of problem solving with the solution represented in a form that can be executed on a computer. Whether making incremental changes to enhance business efficiency or creating essential products and services for consumers, your degree in mathematics and computer science from Michigan Tech will give you skills applicable to almost any career field.

Equip Yourself for Success

Engage in interdisciplinary coursework in both mathematics and computing, providing a solid foundation for computational thinking;
Specialize your degree, with minors in cybersecurity, systems engineering, statistics, or enterprise;
Gain valuable experience, joining anenterprise team or mentoring fellow Huskies in the Math Learning Center, or the College of Computing Learning Center;
Support your community, by joining the Copper Country Coders and teach area kids how to code, or the Copper Country Math Circle and teach area kids the art of problem solving.

After earning Michigan Tech’s BS in Mathematics and Computer Science, you will be poised to launch your career or pursue graduate studies in a wide variety of fields (e.g., statistics, data science, software engineering, computer science, cybersecurity, health informatics, etc.)

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100%

of math and computer science students complete an undergraduate research project
6,000
hours of peer coaching provided in the math learning center
No. 4
early career salaries (BigEconomics.org, 2025)

Tomorrow Needs Innovative Mathematicians and Computer Scientists

In a complex world, the need for talented mathematicians skilled in computational problem solving is only going to grow. A degree in mathematics and computer science opens doors—you’ll have opportunities to solve real-world problems in a diverse range of fields, including business, engineering, healthcare, academia, government, and more. Blend your mathematics and computer skills with science, technology, and engineering.

Be Career Ready

Career Opportunities for Math + CS Majors

Your future career options are unlimited. Career opportunities can be found in, but are not limited to:

Automotive
Banking and Finance
Computers (Hardware & Software)
Computational Science
Consulting
Education
Government
Healthcare
Insurance
Manufacturing
Pharmaceuticals
Research
Retail
Telecommunications
Transportation

Michigan Tech Math + CS Majors Can Get Hired As

Almost any company or government agency requires someone with an understanding of math and computer science. Graduates go on to become:

Cryptographer
Data Scientist
Entrepreneur
Investment Banking Analyst
Management Consultant
Market Intelligence Analyst
Network Administrator
Operations Research Analyst
Software Engineer
Systems Analyst

Ready to take the next step?

Learn more about studying mathematics and computer science at Michigan's flagship technological university.

"I love that the math department is so intimate. When you need help there is always someone available to make sure you learn. "Paris Fisher '26, mathematics and computer science

Study Mathematical Sciences at a Technological University

As a student, you’ll learn first-hand how math and statistics are applied in modern technologies and engineering applications, helping to solve real-world problems. You’ll collaborate with engineers and others in different STEM fields on a variety of research projects.

Get personalized attention: Your academic advisors and professors know you and understand your interests and needs. You’ll develop meaningful relationships with faculty and receive the guidance you need in a timely fashion.
Customize your math education: At Michigan Tech, our programs span pure math, computational math, and statistics. Gain exposure to a variety of specialties in mathematics and statistics with our interdisciplinary approach to education. Take classes across different specialties to tailor your degree to fit your individual pathway.
Practice basic mathematical concepts: Work as a peer coach in the Math Learning Center helping other students understand mathematical and statistical concepts while reinforcing your grasp on the basics.

Tomorrow Needs You

Supercharge your analytical skills to meet the demands of a technology-driven society at a flagship public research university powered by science, technology, engineering, and math. Graduate with the theoretical knowledge and practical experience needed to solve real-world problems and succeed in academia, research, and tomorrow's high-tech business landscape.

College of Sciences and Arts

The College of Sciences and Arts is a community of faculty, staff, and students committed to excellence and driven by our passion for education, outreach, research, and creativity across the social and natural sciences, humanities, and the arts. Uniquely situated in the heart of Michigan's R1 flagship technological university, we specialize in human-centered potential and discovery-based learning designed to meet the challenges of today and tomorrow. Knowing that every student at Michigan Tech will pass through our doors, our college strives to be at the forefront of interdisciplinary collaborations that lead to breakthrough solutions.

Our students gain a profound understanding of social and cultural contexts through experiential learning and innovative research. We welcome you to be part of our caring, expansive college community, with 32 undergraduate and 24 graduate degrees to choose from.

The opportunities in Michigan Tech's College of Sciences and Arts are limitless. Transform into a civic leader ready to contribute to a sustainable future. Lead and participate in action-based experiences that are critical to the start of a fulfilling career. Job-shadow at a local hospital or veterinary clinic while preparing for a career in health. Design sound and lighting for a regional production. Conduct community forums on the implications of artificial intelligence. Work to purify vaccines. Study the impact of social media on society. Research the mysteries of space and galaxies beyond our universe. Explore transforming abandoned iron and copper mines into giant batteries. Understand freshwater ecosystem health. Document the nature of changes in cognitive function and motor behavior in aging and dementia.

At Michigan Tech, your academic growth is supported by a variety of learning centers, along with our Humanities Digital Media Zone and Writing Center. Model climate in the only cloud chamber of its kind. Take part in interdisciplinary health research in our state-of-the-art H-STEM Complex. Create amazing sights and sounds in our visual art, sound, and theatre performance spaces.

Undergraduate Majors in Mathematical Sciences

Not sure which major is the right fit? No problem. Browse the entire list of College of Sciences and Arts majors. Or, give yourself time and declare the General Sciences and Arts major, which lets you decide when you arrive on campus. To learn more, speak to an academic advisor.

"Every large technical enterprise requires computer people to manage portions of said enterprise. Plus, numerous scientific, corporate, and financial companies often hire mathematicians to deal with select problems they have been encountering."Vincent Barfield '24, BS Mathematics