Bachelor of Science Joint Major in Statistics - Actuarial Mathematics (Honours) at University of Manitoba

The BS in Mathematics successfully prepares student for graduate studies, teaching and industry positions, and provides a solid foundation for many other careers.  It offers five concentrations in 7-12 Math, 7-12 Math/Physics, Actuarial Science, Applied Mathematics, and Statistics.

The BS in Mathematics successfully prepares student for graduate studies, teaching and industry positions, and provides a solid foundation for many other careers.  It offers five concentrations in 7-12 Math, 7-12 Math/Physics, Actuarial Science, Applied Mathematics, and Statistics.

How does a statistician design an experiment to test a new drug? What is an efficient algorithm to solve a differential equation, and when does it work? How do you determine a fair price for an annuity? Given a complex network of nodes and edges, what is the shortest path from one vertex to another? How can you teach problem solving in a diverse high school classroom? These are only some of the questions to be explored in our four graduate program concentrations. 

At SIUE, we have a graduate student-to-faculty ratio of two-to-one, so our students receive personalized attention from faculty recognized for outstanding teaching and excellent research. The Department of Mathematics and Statistics at SIUE provides learning and research opportunities in many areas and students are exposed to various cultures from diverse faculty members in the College of Arts and Sciences.