Pursue Brilliant Thinking
At Lehigh University, the Master of Science in Applied Mathematics program builds on one of the most fundamental and far-reaching sciences, training you to think critically, reason logically, and uncover new insights about the world around you.
Join a collaborative community where curiosity drives discovery, mathematics connects with diverse fields, and faculty mentorship and peer support guide you along your path.
Ready to learn more about the program? Request information today to begin your journey toward a rewarding future in applied mathematics.
Supporting Positive Student Outcomes: College of Arts and Sciences
9:1
Student to faculty ratio
94%
Of CAS graduate students receive funding to support their education
Industries
Graduates of the MS in Applied Mathematics program frequently join the following industries:
- Biotech
- Consulting
- Finance
- Healthcare
- Machine engineering
- Manufacturing
- Modelling & Simulation
- National labs
- Software engineering
Why Lehigh?
At Lehigh, you’ll find the right balance of academic rigor, personal support, and practical experience that sets our MS in Applied Mathematics program apart. With us, you’ll benefit from:
MS in Applied Mathematics Admissions Requirements
Wondering how to apply to our Applied Mathematics Master’s program? Here’s what you need to know:
Application Deadlines
Applications for the Applied Mathematics program are due by June 30.
What You Need to Apply
- Completed online application
- $50 non-refundable application fee
- Official transcripts (unofficial transcripts are acceptable for application review)
- Two letters of recommendation
- Personal statement
- Resume/CV
- Demonstrated English proficiency (if applicable)
FAQs
When is the final deadline to apply?
The application deadline for this program is June 30.
When do classes start?
Classes begin in the fall with a late August start date.
How long does the degree take to complete?
Candidates in this program typically complete 30 credit hours over the course of four semesters, or two years of full-time study.
Are scholarships available?
Yes, master's students may be eligible for merit-based scholarships.