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Mathematics

At Earlham, our students develop mathematical fundamentals and problem-solving skills that they can apply in a variety of disciplines or in further study of mathematics.

It’s easy for our mathematics students to design and participate in projects that explore connections between math and other interests as a class project, independent study, or as a minor.

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Combining logic and precision with intuition and imagination

You may find yourself working alongside faculty in the Math Studio or conducting research on such topics as global warming, pattern formation in animal coats and the spread of ideas during the “Arab Spring.”

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Professional development

Our students participate in weekly “mathophiles” seminars and informal lunches and attend regional meetings of professional mathematicians.

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Career preparation

The mathematics minor prepares you for a variety of careers, and internship options abound. Recent mathematics students have interned at the Centers for Disease Control, the National Laboratories, the National Institute for Standards and Technology, NASA and the NSA.

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Our students and faculty work in close and continual collaboration, both in and outside of class.

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EARLHAM ALERT:
Earlham College will be closed Monday, Jan 26 due to winter weather.
EARLHAM ALERT:
Earlham College will be closed Monday, Jan 26 due to winter weather.