
You are a problem solver.
You get a thrill out of unraveling a good mathematical or technological mystery. It’s time you turn that passion into a degree from Lander University.
You see patterns where others see confusion. Maybe you’ve always loved solving puzzles, asking “what if,” or thinking through complex problems. At Lander, a degree from the Department of Mathematics helps you turn that mindset into something more by equipping you with the powerful problem-solving skills that are in high demand in today’s workforce.
You’ll take courses in calculus, algebra, statistics and more as you build a strong foundation for graduate study or careers in fields like data analysis, actuarial science, economics and more. Lander also offers specialized options to fit your goals. You can earn teacher certification to teach math in South Carolina schools, or pursue our dual-degree program offered in cooperation with Clemson University, which allows you to earn two marketable degrees from two excellent schools. Small classes and one-on-one mentorship from faculty will encourage you, challenge you and prepare you for your next chapter.
Paige Ouzts
Co-Department Chair
864-388-8277 | pouzts@lander.edu | Science Building, SC242
Chase Worley
Co-Department Chair
864-388-8312 | cworley@lander.edu | Laura Lander Hall, LL315
Workforce Ready
With a degree from Lander University, you’ll have a number of exciting career opportunities to choose from.
Possibilities include
Lander also has a slate of graduate degrees that will unlock even more career potential.
The Career Promise
At Lander University, we promise that you will find a job within the first 60 days of graduation. If you don’t, we want you to work for us. We believe in what we teach, and we know our students are set up for success. That’s our Career Promise to Lander graduates: if you aren’t able to find a job within 60 days of graduating, Lander will hire you as a graduate assistant and guarantee your admission into the Lander graduate program of your choice.*
*To qualify for this program, students must graduate from Lander within four years and earn a grade-point average of 3.0 or higher. Additional admissions requirements may apply for specific graduate programs.
Outside the Classroom
At Lander University, learning isn’t limited to the traditional classroom space. Here are some ways our students take their learning to new levels: