Mathematics & Statistics
Academic programs
Relocation
Due to the demolition of Cowley Hall and construction of Prairie Springs Science Center Phase II, the Mathematics & Statistics Department will be temporarily relocated to 223A Cartwright Center. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Undergraduate programs
Mathematics
Undergrad major Undergrad minorEarn a degree in mathematics. UW-La Crosse offers a small class sizes, clubs, research opportunities, strong faculty mentorship and more in the field of math.
Education
Undergrad major Teacher licenseThe mathematics education program and associated benchmark assessments lead to endorsement for a Wisconsin teaching license in middle and high school mathematics for grades 4-12 (1400). Students in all education programs must satisfy the School of Education (SOE) core requirements.
Statistics
Undergrad major Undergrad minorLearn to collect, analyze and interpret data with a degree in statistics from UW-La Crosse.
Concentration
Actuarial Science
Undergrad majorActuarial science is the use of mathematical and statistics tools to aid in decision making, particularly the assessment of risk.
Applied Statistics
Graduate degree
Data Science
Undergrad majorTurn raw data into actionable insights with a degree in Data Science.
Communication, Writing, and Critical Reasoning
Undergrad minorDual degree programs
Mathematics & Engineering
Receive an degree from UWL and from UW-Madison, UW-Milwaukee, UW-Platteville, UW-Stout, University of Minnesota Duluth, or Winona State University.
Catalogfor Bachelor of Science in Mathematics & Bachelor of Science in Engineering Dual Degree ProgramStatistics & Applied Statistics
The dual degree program allows students to earn a Bachelor’s in Statistics and a Master’s in Applied Statistics.
Graduate programs
Data Science
Graduate degree Graduate certificateUW-La Crosse's online Master of Science in Data Science and Graduate Certificate in Data Science are designed to help you advance in today’s data-driven world.
Applied Statistics
Graduate degreeAs our world becomes increasingly data-driven, the need for professionals who can analyze and interpret that data continues to grow.