Engineering-Applied Mathematics

This is a coordinated program between the College of Engineering and the Department of Theoretical and Applied Mathematics. It is designed to train students in the formulation, analysis, and solution of mathematical models in a variety of application areas. It also emphasizes interdisciplinary research and teamwork. The program addresses the State and Regional needs for students with advanced training in interdisciplinary research, and prepares students for employment in government agencies, industry, and universities.

Admission Requirements

Applicants for the Engineering Applied Mathematics Program must have their graduate application and credentials evaluated by the College of Engineering Dean

Akron Advantage

A unique combination of initiatives, traits, competencies and past successes at The University of Akron give our students a competitive edge after graduation. There are many components to this "Akron Advantage", including Documented Excellence through the University

Additional Information

On gaining full admission to the Ph.D. program, the student will meet with an applied mathematics advisor from the Department of Theoretical and Applied Mathematics to discuss issues relating to fundamental courses, transfer credits, and degree requirements. Students without a bachelor's or master's degree in engineering may be required to complete fundamental course work in engineering in addition to the other degree requirements.