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Mathematics Major

Students will have many opportunities to do mathematical research with faculty through independent study, a summer research experience, or their senior capstone experience. Active areas of mathematical research at Harvey Mudd and The Claremont Colleges include algebra, algebraic geometry, algorithms and computational complexity, combinatorics, differ- ential geometry, dynamical systems, fluid mechanics, graph theory, number theory, numerical analysis, mathematical biology, mathematics education, operations research, partial differen- tial equations, real and complex analysis, statistical methods and analysis, and topology.

The culmination of the degree is the senior capstone research experience: every student experiences a taste of the life of a professional mathematician as part of a team in the Mathematics Clinic Program or by working individually on a Senior Thesis.

An educational innovation of Harvey Mudd, the Clinic Program brings together teams of students to work on a research p

EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING

Harvey Mudd College is widely recognized for its programmatic innovation, excellence and rigor. A recipient of the National Science Foundation’s prestigious Award for the Integration of Research and Education, Harvey Mudd College has long recognized the importance of collaborative student-faculty research, setting aside nearly $3 million annually for this purpose. U.S. News & World Report has consistently ranked Harvey Mudd as one of the best undergraduate engineering programs in the nation, with 40 percent of recent graduates majoring in that field. Harvey Mudd surpasses nearly every other college in the United States in the percentage of its graduates that go on to earn Ph.D.s.

Harvey Mudd offers undergraduates unique, hands-on laboratory and field experience usually reserved for graduate students. Anchored by a research-supportive curriculum, students pursue research during their entire time at Harvey Mudd. They collaborate with faculty both during the academic year and in the sum

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