Explore a variety of majors, minors, and certificates designed to develop strong analytical and problem-solving skills for careers in business, industry, government, education, and science. We offer both BS and BA degrees, as well as teacher certification options, and concentrations in computer science. Additionally, we offer minors in mathematics and statistics, as well as certificates in actuarial science and computational science. With dedicated advising, flexible pathways, research opportunities, tutoring, and scholarships, UNT's Department of Mathematics is here to support your academic success.

Degree Programs

We offer both Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Arts degrees in Mathematics, along with specialized options to fit your interests and career goals:

Bachelor of Science (BS) in Mathematics
A mathematically intensive degree is ideal for students pursuing graduate school, STEM careers, or roles in data science, analytics, or actuarial science. Includes an optional concentration in Computer Science.

Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Mathematics
Offers flexibility to pair mathematics with other interests. Ideal for students interested in double majors, the liberal arts, or those planning to pursue a career in teaching

Teacher Certification Option
Combine your mathematics degree with coursework to prepare for certification to teach secondary-level math in Texas.

Additional Programs

Mathematics Minor

• Add analytical power to any major with a minor in mathematics
• Popular with science, engineering, and business students

Statistics Minor

• Focused study in probability, data analytics, and statistical theory.

Undergraduate Certificates

• Actuarial Science
• Computational Science
• Statistics

Support Services & Resources

The Math Placement Test
Before enrolling in your first math course at UNT, it's essential to make sure you're placed in the class that best fits your current skill level. The Math Placement process helps ensure you're on the right track for success, whether you're starting with algebra, precalculus, or calculus. Visit the Math Placement Testing page to find how, when, and where to take your test.

Math Lab
Free tutoring for students enrolled in 1000- and 2000-level math courses. Trained tutors staff the Math Lab and are open throughout the week to support your learning.

Early Math Support Lab
Specialized support for students in MATH 1580, 1581, and 1680. The lab offers additional resources, practice, and one-on-one help to strengthen your foundational skills.

Scholarships
We’re delighted to support our students with a variety of scholarships for math majors—whether you’re a coming freshman, a future math teacher, or a continuing student showing excellence in your courses. Our department offers scholarships for both incoming and continuing math majors, including awards for academic achievement and those intended for future educators.

Advising
Work with our undergraduate advisors to plan your math courses and stay on track for graduation.

Undergraduate Research
Get involved in research projects with faculty or apply to summer REU (Research Experiences for Undergraduates) programs to deepen your experience.

Undergraduate Activities & Involvement 
From research opportunities to student math clubs, competitions, and special events, you'll have plenty of ways to connect with your peers and grow outside the classroom. Get involved and make the most of your UNT experience!

Careers in Mathematics

A math degree opens doors to in-demand careers in data science, finance, education, technology, and many other fields. You'll explore your options, connect with resources, and prepare for the next step—whether that’s grad school or something else.

• Data Analysis
• Actuarial Science
• Teaching
• Finance
• Software Development
• Operations Research
• Graduate Programs in Mathematics, Statistics, or Engineering

Ready to Get Started?

Ready to begin your journey in mathematics at UNT? Here are some helpful links:

• Apply to UNT
• Explore UNT’s Catalog
• Meet with a Math Advisor