The School of Mathematics and Statistics offers an MSc that focuses on diverse areas including statistics, probability, discrete mathematics, applied mathematics, algebra and analysis, cryptography research for government, networks, coding theory and fluid dynamics. There are also concentrations in both Mathematics and Statistics.
The School is a member of the Ottawa-Carleton Institute for Mathematics and Statistics (OCIMS), which offers one of the largest graduate programs in mathematics and statistics in Canada. Students can take courses and access research resources at both Carleton and the University of Ottawa. Learn more about Ottawa-Carleton Joint Institutes.
A collaborative specialization in Bioinformatics is also available.
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Capital Advantage
Our students enjoy the unique advantage of studying in the nation’s capital, providing easy access to internship opportunities in government departments and private industry. Many career opportunities are just down the road.
Fields of Specialization
- Applied Mathematics
- Probability and Statistics
- Pure Mathematics
Concentrations
- Mathematics
- Statistics
Faculty Research Highlights
Learn more about the research within the School of Mathematics and Statistics on their website.
Program Information
Length: 2 years
Fall Application Deadline: February 1
Contact: Graduate Director Colin Ingalls email: ms-gradadmin@math.carleton.ca
Experiential Learning: Internships
Pathway Options: Coursework, Research Project, Thesis
