Division of Applied Mathematics, Brown University

y, engineering, geosciences, neuroscience, physics and other disciplines. Around 60 graduate students currently pursue their PhDs in applied mathematics in a vibrant and supportive environment. Several student groups, including the Rose Whelan Society and an AWM Student Chapter, provide additional support and sponsor a wide range of events. Most of our graduate students pursue an academic career in academia, but many work in industry or at national labs. For undergraduate students, we offer 4 concentrations, including joint concentrations with Biology, Computer Science, and Economics. Our graduating seniors find employment in position that require strong problem-solving skills and analytical thinking: many join companies in the consulting, banking/investment, service, and software sectors; others go to graduate school (typically at highly competitive institutions) or medical school.