Welcome to the home for the Graduate Program of the Department of Mathmatics of the University of Houston. The Department of Mathematics of the University of Houston offers an excellent environment to study mathematics and its applications. We are the largest department on campus with approximately 275 undergraduate majors, 75 graduate students and 8000 students taking mathematics courses per semester.

The faculty in our department is internationally recognized for research achievement and teaching, and the department has excellent computing resources. In the last 1995 NRC (Natioanl Research Council) Ranking of Mathematics Programs , our rank is the 64th among the 138 math departments with PhD programs in USA.

The Department of Mathematics offers programs leading to the degrees of Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Master of Science in Mathematics (M.S.M.), the Master of Science in Applied Mathematics (M.S.A.M.), and Master of Arts in Mathematics (M.A.M).

The Department of Mathematics publishes the Houston Journal of Mathematics. The department is the home of several research institutes, including two centers funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF) Grand Challenge Program. The department is a member of the Texas Center for Computational and Information Science, which fosters research, education, and interaction with industry and national laboratories in the field of large-scale scientific computing. The Institute for Theoretical and Engineering Science offers an interdisciplinary program in nonlinear dynamics and scientific computing. The Keck Center for Computational Biology also offers educational programs in a multidisciplinary effort involving faculty members and students from the University of Houston, Rice University, and the Baylor College of Medicine.