Careers and internships
Whether you want to pursue an academic career or a career in government or the private sector, our department's undergraduate and graduate degree options provide the skills and knowledge necessary for your success. You can build on that foundation by participating in summer internships, REUs, and other research-oriented programs that provide opportunities to further explore your career options, learn new skills, meet like-minded individuals, and further develop your interests and expertise. The links below can connect you to a wealth of career information, including resources for finding internships and summer research programs:
- SIAM's pages are a great resource.
- (Has lots of information about mathematics careers, especially non-academic employment)
- (in particular, information on , , and )
Research experiences for undergraduates (REU)
Need help finding REUs to apply to? These websites may be helpful:
- (maintained by Steve Butler)
Paid fellowships
Paid fellowships to conduct research with faculty mentors are available to select undergraduate students. The fellowships are competitive. Application information may be found at the website below, or through employer websites.