Undergraduate Studies

Our Mathematical Science Major is designed to allow you to see how mathematics and statistics are applied to real-world problems in a variety of fields.

By combining your studies in mathematics and statistics with studies in a secondary subject, the Mathematical Science Major allows you to customize your degree to suit your interests and career goals.

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Graduate Studies

Graduate school is a terrific opportunity to apply your knowledge and skills to working on a project that has never before been studied! As a graduate student, you have the opportunity to make a contribution to solving important scientific and societal problems.

 

Our department offers Masters and Doctoral degrees in a range of research areas in both Mathematics and Statistics.

Not sure where to start?

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Upcoming Events, Seminars, and Colloquia

Biomathematics Seminar Series - Nov. 12th

Speaker: Seemadri Subhadarshini, Fields Institute Title: Dynamical modeling of proliferative-invasive plasticity and IFNγ signaling in melanoma reveals mechanisms of PD-L1 expression heterogeneity Abstract: Phenotypic heterogeneity of melanoma cells contributes to drug tolerance, increased metastasis, and immune evasion in patients with progressive disease. Diverse mechanisms have been individually reported to shape extensive intra-tumor and inter-tumor phenotypic heterogeneity, such as IFNγ signaling and proliferative to invasive transition, but how their crosstalk impacts...

Colloquium: Genome Data Science: Towards understanding GWAS loci (Dr. Lisa Strug)

Learn More & Register: CAST Seminar: Lisa Strug    Speaker: Dr. Lisa Strug Abstract: Genome Data Science includes the collection, manipulation, storage, visualization and extraction of information from increasingly larger, more heterogeneous and complex genomic data, in reproducible, fair and ethical ways. In the webinar I will describe our use of genome data science to identify genetic contributors...

Colloquium: How the Tulips get their Stripes (with Dr. Thomas Hillen)

Speaker: Dr. Thomas Hillen Abstract: Tulips have captivated human interest for centuries, with their vibrant colors and unique shapes. Particularly striped tulips have been highly popular, leading to the “tulipomania” in the Dutch Golden Age. But how do the tulips get their stripes? Maybe Turing can help? CV: Dr. Thomas Hillen is Professor at the University of Alberta in Canada. After his PhD in Tuebingen, Germany and postdoc positions in Salt Lake City and Tuebingen, Dr. Hillen moved to Alberta in 2001. Dr. Hillen works in...

Master of Data Science

The University of Guelph launched a Master of Data Science program in response to the growing and anticipated need for top-tier data scientists in Canada. You can expect to gain a diverse and comprehensive understanding of data mining; data warehousing and database management; extraction, transformation, and loading (ETL); machine learning; artificial intelligence (AI); statistical modelling; scripting; and data visualization.

More information on admission requirements and a program outline can be found in the University of Guelph Academic Calendar.

Interested students are invited to apply - Apply to University of Guelph Graduate Programs