Applied Mathematics
Undergraduate Program
Undergraduate Program
Applied Mathematics is an inherently interdisciplinary subject which applies to many problems that arise in the physical, life and social sciences as well as in engineering. Our undergraduate program offers a robust, flexible curriculum that meets the goals and interests of a wide variety of Brown students. Our four concentrations, including joint concentrations with Biology, Computer Science, and Economics, promote interdisciplinary collaboration and prepare our students for a broad range of potential career opportunities.
What is applied math? What do you learn? What careers are possible?
How do you choose courses and navigate our curriculum?
How do you declare and complete a concentration?
What are the resources for APMA undergraduate advising?
How do you pursue honors in an APMA concentration?
How do you engage in applied math academics, research, and internships beyond our basic courses?
How can I explore high-level mathematics topics with mentor support?
What awards are given to outstanding undergraduates at graduation?
The APMA 355/1655 bridgework exam is a 50 minute exam that tests you on the APMA 355/1655 material that was not covered in APMA 350/1650, with emphasis on proof techniques.