DEPARTMENT OF

MATHEMATICS

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About the Department

The Department of Mathematics offers comprehensive programs that build analytical thinking, problem-solving skills, and quantitative reasoning skills. With dedicated faculty, research opportunities, and active student organizations, the department fosters a collaborative and rigorous learning environment that prepares graduates for careers or advanced study in mathematics, education, science, and industry.

Faculty

Meet the Faculty

Faculty in the Department of Mathematics are dedicated educators and scholars who support rigorous, collaborative learning. Through teaching, research mentorship, and engagement with student organizations, they help students develop strong analytical, problem-solving, and quantitative skills, preparing graduates for careers and advanced study in mathematics, education, science, and industry.

The Student Experience

In the department, you’ll have access to the resources and opportunities you’ll need to enhance and extend your education.

Research Adds Up

Allison Siegel found opportunities for collaborative research at Hofstra.

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Proof Positive

Linden Faye earned the prestigious Goldwater Scholarship for his research excellence.

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Scholarships

The Department of Mathematics offers a range of scholarships and awards recognizing academic excellence, leadership, and professional promise. Opportunities support students at every stage, from incoming first-year majors to advanced undergraduates pursuing careers in mathematics, science, or education. Awards are granted based on achievement, commitment to the field, and faculty recommendation.

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Events

The Mathematics Department hosts a regular seminar series featuring faculty, students, and visiting scholars. Talks span pure and applied mathematics, data science, logic, and interdisciplinary research, offering opportunities to engage with current work, ask questions, and connect with the broader mathematical community.

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Student Organizations

Students interested in mathematics can get involved in a variety of clubs, professional organizations, and honor societies that support community, exploration, and achievement. From social events and competitions to career-focused groups and academic recognition, these opportunities connect students with peers, faculty, and the broader mathematical community.

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Tutoring Center

The Mathematics Tutoring Center offers free, in-person support for a range of undergraduate math courses. Open five days a week in Roosevelt Hall, the center requires no appointment; students can drop in with their questions, homework, or textbooks and get help as they work through course material.

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Degrees & Programs

The department offers majors and minors in mathematics and math-focused areas, including education, finance, and computer science, as well as a selection of dual-degree options.

UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES & PROGRAMS

BA in Mathematics BS in Mathematics BS in Mathematical Finance BA in Mathematics Education Minor in Mathematics

DUAL-DEGREE PROGRAMS

Mathematics (BS) and Master of Business Administration (MBA) Dual-degree Program Mathematics (BS) and Finance (MS) Dual-degree Program Mathematics (BA) and Finance (MS) Dual-degree Program Mathematics (BA) and Master of Business Administration (MBA) Dual-degree Program Mathematics (BA) and Mathematics Education with STEM Integration (MSEd) Dual-degree Program

UNDERGRADUATE COURSES

Mathematics Validation by Education Experience (VEE)

GRADUATE DEGREES & PROGRAMS

MA in Mathematics Education MSEd in Mathematics Education with STEM Integration

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Summer Research

Several Hofstra University mathematics majors have conducted research over the summer as part of an REU (Research Experience for Undergraduates) program.

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Internships

Internships offer valuable hands-on experience while you’re still in school, helping you explore careers, build your resume, and earn credit or pay. Many fields expect internship experience, and positions often lead to full-time jobs. Mathematics students have interned in finance, insurance, banking, and government agencies. Start early, research opportunities, and use Hofstra’s Career Hub and Career Center for support.

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Resources

Students have access to a range of resources designed to support success in mathematics from the start. From AP credit and course placement to skill-building programs and free tutoring, these tools help students prepare for coursework, strengthen foundational knowledge, and progress confidently through their math studies.

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DEPARtMENT

Office Information

Room 306 Roosevelt Hall

Office hours:
Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.

516-463-5570

Department Chair

Daniel Seabold

Room 306A Roosevelt Hall

516-463-5569

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