The Department of Mathematical Sciences at the University of Cincinnati has a long and continuing tradition of excellence in graduate studies at both the Masters and Doctoral levels. Advantages for a student in this graduate program include:

•	A wide spectrum of fields of study available at both the Master of Science (MS) and Doctoral (PhD) levels in Pure Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, and Statistics.
•	Master of Arts and Teaching (MAT)  degrees are available for Certified Secondary School teachers so they can obtain a content-based Master's degree. Classes take place during the summer to accommodate their schedules.
•	A friendly and intimate environment due to the low student:faculty ratio. There are approximately 60 graduate students and 40 professors.
•	Competitive financial aid packages, i.e. teaching and research assistantships ($13,300-$15,000 plus tuition and general fee waiver), Taft fellowships, and tuition scholarships. Continuing Statistics students have opportunities for industrial experiences and internships with local companies and government agencies.
•	Residency in one of the most livable cities in the United States: Cincinnati is a scenic city nestled in the Ohio River Valley, offering a full range of cultural and recreational activities while maintaining a "small town" feel.

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