Program Overview

Introduction to the Applied Mathematics Major

The College of Science and Technology at Temple University offers an Applied Mathematics Major, providing students with a wide range of career opportunities. This program prepares students to succeed in a competitive job market or pursue graduate research.

Research Internships

The Applied Mathematics Major offers research internships, giving students the opportunity to gain real-world professional and research experience. These internships can be completed at Philadelphia-area organizations or on campus, enhancing prospects for future employment and graduate school.

Careers

Graduates of the Applied Mathematics Major can enter careers in various fields, including:

• Computer animation
• Data mining and privacy
• Material science
• Systems biology

Career Services

The College of Science and Technology provides career services through the Office of Student Professional Development, which guides students throughout their time at Temple. The college also hosts workshops, prep sessions, networking events, and job fairs to prepare students for their future careers.

Office of Student Professional Development

This office provides information on internship and research opportunities, helping students prepare for their future careers.

Owl to Owl Mentor Program

The Owl to Owl mentor program pairs alumni with current students, allowing them to learn more about career opportunities in their area of study. Through one-on-one experiences, students can build their professional network, enhance communication skills, gain exposure to career options, and pick academic courses that complement their career goals.

Job Fairs

The College of Science and Technology hosts job fairs each fall and spring semester, drawing over 60 employers from various fields. These job fairs provide students with opportunities to explore potential career paths, network with Temple alumni, and talk to employers in their field of study.

University Career Center

The University Career Center offers support during job or internship searches, providing services such as:

• Assessment of professional direction
• Interview tips and guidance
• Job postings for students and alumni
• Listing of job search resources
• Support for job search strategies

Outcomes

Career opportunities and mid-career salaries for this degree program may include:

• Elementary School Teachers, Except Special Education
• Middle School Teachers
• Secondary School Teachers
• Special Education Teachers, Kindergarten & Elementary School
• Special Education Teachers, Middle School
• Special Education Teachers, Secondary School Median salaries for these careers are available, with data obtained from the Occupational Information Network (O*NET) under sponsorship of the U.S. Department of Labor/Employment and Training Administration (USDOL/ETA).