Year 1 Sample Courses
- Calculus
- Introduction to Information Technology
- Physics with Calculus
- Composition and Rhetoric
- Natural Science with Lab
Study mathematics at NGU and learn to explore creative solutions to life’s toughest challenges.
You enjoy discovering concrete solutions to complex problems. Fortunately, that’s exactly what our world needs these days. From global logistics to energy production, we need critical thinkers now more than ever.
Prepare for countless careers rooted in mathematics. Banker. Biomathematician. Cryptographer. Engineer. Market analyst. Meteorologist. Programmer. Schoolteacher. Statistician. Logistics director. And more. Put your abstract skills to use in solving real-world issues.
A degree in math opens up a wide range of career opportunities that involve problem-solving, data analysis, and quantitative reasoning.
Graduates with a math degree can pursue careers in fields such as finance, technology, engineering, research, and education.
Actuary
Data Analyst
Financial Analyst
Mathematician
Quantitative Analyst
Statistician
Engage the mathematical principles of our physical world in action. Connect on-paper theory with in-person reality. It’s calculus meeting physics through hands-on learning experiences.
Master the art of programming. Develop your computer-driven analytical mind. Then, apply your newfound skills to real-world problems through Numerical Analysis.
After years of study, finish your degree with a research project of your choosing. Recent projects have explored the mathematics of warfare, voting systems, and even the rating systems of college football. Expand your understanding of the role mathematics can play in everyday life.
You’ll also take Chapel for the first seven semesters, and Cultural Events for the first four semesters. This is the NGU difference, how you find your peak performance and elevate your perspective, intellectually, emotionally, and spiritually.
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