Department of
Mathematics
Advancing mathematical knowledge through rigorous research, dedicated education, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Located in the historic Gibson Hall on Tulane's Uptown campus, we provide a gateway to pure mathematics, computational science, and statistics.
We are hiring! View active tenure-track and research postings on our Open Positions page.
Undergraduate Portal
Explore our flexible Major and Minor tracks, suggested course sequences, honors thesis pathways, and summer research opportunities (REUs). Current students can access the Calculus placement guide, peer tutoring hours, and submit class registration override requests.
Graduate Portal
Review requirements and application details for our fully funded Ph.D. program (tuition waivers, stipends, and health insurance subsidies) or our specialized master's degrees (Math, Applied Math, Statistics, Data Science) with accelerated 4+1 tracks. Current candidates can access qualifying exam archives and the Graduate handbook.
Research & Faculty
Tulane is a world-class center for research in pure and applied mathematics. Explore our four core research groups: Algebra, Geometry & Number Theory; Computational Mathematics & Biology; Analysis & Differential Equations; and Probability & Statistics. Find faculty publications and directory contacts.
Clifford Lectures & Library
Learn about the annual Clifford Lectures series, bringing internationally recognized mathematical scholars to Tulane. Access policies, hours, and reference materials for the Alfred H. Clifford Mathematics Research Library located on the fourth floor of Gibson Hall.
Colloquia & Department Seminars
Active academic life revolves around weekly guest lectures, workshops, and specialized research discussion groups. Join us for our department colloquia and seminars:
Research Seminars
We host specialized weekly seminars in Algebra & Combinatorics, Applied & Computational Mathematics, and Probability & Statistics.
Events This Week
Check the schedule of active seminar room assignments, lecture titles, abstract submissions, and weekly department social hours.
