Student Opportunities and Scholarships
Undergraduate Research with AMS Faculty
Computational applied mathematics studies important scientific problems through a combination of science, applied mathematics, and computation. The dominant mathematical modeling technique used in this field is differential equations, and most problems studied arise in the natural sciences and engineering, such as climate modeling or aircraft wing design. However, computational applied mathematics has much wider applicability, as illustrated by its heavy use in modeling derivatives on Wall Street.
Undergraduate Scholarships for AMS Majors
There are four scholarships open to all AMS majors. They are administered by the Undergraduate Office in the College of Engineering and Applied Sciences. The deadline to apply is in mid-February.