Welcome to Mathematics & Computer Science

Mathematics and computer science are disciplines central to both the liberal arts curriculum and to research endeavors in the natural and social sciences. The combined department at Emory offers educational programs and supports research activities that exploit the interrelations among mathematics, computer science, and the physical and life sciences, and that advance traditional areas of scholarship within each discipline.

The department offers a BA and a BS in both mathematics and computer science, a BS in applied mathematics as well as joint programs in mathematics/computer science, mathematics/economics, and mathematics/political science. The department also offers work leading to the Master of Arts (MA), Master of Science (MS), and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degrees in Mathematics and Computer Science.

Upcoming seminars
02/12/2010: Scalable Data Services for Data-Intensive Computing Environments (Patrick Widener, Ph.D., Center for Comprehensive Informatics Emory University)
02/12/2010: Kac-Wakimoto characters and mock theta functions (Amanda Folsom, University of Wisconsin, Madison)
02/16/2010: Algebra Colloquium (Alina Carmen Cojocaru, University of Illinois at Chicago)
03/02/2010: A cryptic letter to Thomas Jefferson (Lawren Smithline, Center for Communications Research, Princeton)
04/22/2010: Algebra Colloquium (Detlev Hoffmann, University of Nottingham)
Latest news
CS Lecturer Search
The Department of Mathematics and Computer Science of Emory University invites applications for a non-tenure-track position in Computer Science at the rank … more
Mathematics Faculty of Distinction
Emory University intends to make two or more distinguished faculty appointments in Mathematics, under the newly launched Science Faculty Distinction program. … more
Raman Parimala to give invited plenary lecture at International Congress of Mathematicians 2010
Asa Griggs Candler Professor of mathematics Raman Parimala has been invited to deliver a plenary address at the International Congress of Mathematicians … more