At Concordia University Chicago, we strive to prepare graduates interested in what can be highly theoretical disciplines to be creative problem solvers and thinkers that reach practical solutions to real-world challenges – whether they are researchers, teachers, programmers or engineers.

Career Opportunities

  • Actuary
  • Teacher
  • Computer Systems Analyst
  • Computer Programmer
  • Computer Engineer
  • Financial Advisor
  • Astronomer
  • Information Scientist 
  • Research Specialist 
  • Biostatistician 
  • Auditor
  • Data Analyst
  • Mathematician
  • Mathematical Modeling
  • Cryptographer
  • Mathematical Physicist 

Study Format

  • On Campus

Mathematics Program and Degree Overview

Our liberal arts foundation provides communication skills that are essential to being effective in your career of choice.

Founded as a school for education, the university continues its long tradition of preparing excellent teachers. If you are seeking a middle or high school education major, you will take required math courses in combination with your education classes. We offer a fully accredited program leading to Illinois certification.

Mathematics majors at CUC have been successful in gaining entrance to graduate programs at respected institutions across the country.

Mathematics Course Information

You may choose between a bachelor of arts (BA) or a bachelor of science (BS) degree.

  • BA: Required courses that cover calculus, mathematical proofs, abstract algebra and analysis. This degree track allows you to choose from many math courses. You can even select a computer science course.
  • BS: Designed for students considering graduate school in mathematics, or who want to connect their interest in mathematics with another discipline such as accounting or the natural sciences. Through this track you will choose a specialization from natural science, pure mathematics, computer science or actuarial science.

Since mathematics complements many other disciplines, many students choose to minor in mathematics. 

For details about required courses and course descriptions, please visit our online catalog.