SAS Hall

Where It All Adds Up

Our combination of excellent teaching, challenging and diverse curricula, cutting-edge research and a supportive community is a recipe for success.

Undergraduate Studies

Undergraduates in our department benefit from opportunity, variety, community and a high-quality education.

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Graduate Studies

A graduate education in our department will prepare you for your next steps – whatever they may be.

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Our Faculty

Meet our faculty, who are award winners, innovators and leaders in a variety of mathematics fields.

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News More Stories

Oct 10, 2018

Math Doesn't Bug Me at BugFest

Stop by and see Math Doesn’t Bug Me, part of BugFest at the NC Museum of Natural Sciences in Raleigh, on Saturday, October 20.

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Oct 4, 2018

3 Minute Thesis finalists

Mathematics graduate students Katie Ahrens and Melissa Gaddy are both finalists in the 2018 NC State 3MT (3 Minute Thesis) competition. It is remarkable that out of 10 finalists, university wide, two are from Mathematics.

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Sep 7, 2018

World premiere of the groundbreaking collaboration of modern dance & 4th-dimensional math

Black Box Dance Theatre in collaboration with Mathematics Assistant Professor Tye Lidman share the complexities, questions, and deeply human connections of mathematics and movement.

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#2 in Mathematical Sciences Research Funding

NC State had the second-highest research funding in the nation in the mathematical sciences between 2012 and 2015.

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Outreach

Bringing Math to Everyone

Our department aims to bring math to the community – and the community to our department – through lectures, events and other programs that serve everyone from K-12 students to seasoned professionals. Learn about how we help others understand math in the world around us.

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The Math Department held their Spring 2018 graduation ceremony on May 11 in SAS Hall.

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Today's Events Full Calendar

12:00 PMSAS 4201

Diversity and Inclusion in Mathematical and Statistical Sciences

Diversity and Inclusion Brown Bag Lunch

3:30 PMSAS 2102

Triangle Topology Seminar

Adam Lowrance, Vassar College, Gordian distance and spectral sequences in Khovanov homology

4:20 PMCox 306

Biomathematics Seminar

Nicolas Buchler, NC State, Evolution and interaction of oscillators in a noisy cell

4:45 PMSAS 2102

Triangle Topology Seminar

Min Hoon Kim, Korea Institute for Advanced Study, A family of freely sliced good boundary links