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Mathematics & Statistics

From Here, It's Possible!

The Department of Mathematics & Statistics at Texas Tech University offers students a supportive and engaging environment to explore mathematics, statistics, and their many applications. Our undergraduate and graduate programs provide opportunities to study areas ranging from pure and applied mathematics to statistics, computational mathematics, mathematical finance, and interdisciplinary fields. Students learn from faculty actively engaged in research and have opportunities to participate in research, collaborate across disciplines, and prepare for careers in industry, education, research, and academia. Whether you are beginning your undergraduate degree or pursuing advanced graduate study, our faculty are committed to helping you succeed from your first course through graduation and beyond.

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Department Open Positions

Join our department and build your career at Texas Tech in a collaborative community of mathematicians and statisticians advancing research and committed to excellence in teaching. At a Carnegie R1 research institution, you’ll have opportunities to advance your research, inspire undergraduate and graduate students, and collaborate across disciplines.

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Undergraduate Programs & Advising

If you have a passion for Mathematics and looking for undergraduate courses to pursue it, then the Department of Mathematics and Statistics is the perfect place for you! We offer a wide array of undergraduate courses that will help you achieve your dream of obtaining a BA or BS in Mathematics, along with options for a minor. Our highly qualified advisors are committed to helping you reach your goals and are eager to assist you in any way possible!

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Graduate Programs & Advising

Explore the diverse range of graduate courses offered by the Department of Mathematics and Statistics. Whether you're looking to enhance your knowledge, expand your skillset, or pursue your passion, we have a course that suits your needs. Discover your path to success and enroll in one of our graduate programs today.

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PREP - Lubbock

The Lubbock Pre-Freshman Engineering Program (PREP), originally TexPREP-Lubbock, is a mathematics, science, and engineering summer enrichment program for students in grades 6 through 12. PREP prepares students for college study in STEM fields through challenging coursework, academic skill-building, and personal development. The Texas Tech University Department of Mathematics and Statistics has hosted the program in Lubbock since 1986, with seven-week summer sessions offered over a four-year sequence.

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Mathematical Discovery Day

Mathematical Discovery Day builds on the legacy of Texas Tech’s Emmy Noether Days, founded in 2002, reimagined to inspire the next generation. Students explore mathematics through hands-on experiences, connect with faculty, and discover clear pathways into STEM fields and careers.

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Give Back to Mathematics and Statistics

By contributing to the Department of Mathematics & Statistics, you can make a significant impact on the lives of over 1000 students who consider the college their academic home. Your support will help provide them with the resources they need to succeed and fulfill their potential. There are several avenues through which you can make a real difference! Find yours today!

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