BA in Mathematics and Philosophy in Boston United States | Boston University

The disciplines of mathematics and philosophy share profound interrelations, demonstrated through philosophy's application of mathematical logic techniques and philosophy's influence on mathematical foundations. The combined Mathematics & Philosophy major enables students to investigate the intricate relationship between these fields. This program is especially suitable for those fascinated by mathematical foundations and logical studies.

Educational Objectives
Graduates completing the joint Mathematics & Philosophy major will:

Exhibit proficiency in fundamental reasoning required for diverse philosophical writings and schools of thought.
Display advanced comprehension of calculus (both single and multivariable) extending to differential equations, along with linear algebra principles.
Articulate a precise grasp of mathematical proof concepts and demonstrate capability to construct rigorous proofs for fundamental theorems.
Apply their philosophical and mathematical skills to comprehend interdisciplinary work bridging both fields.
Showcase in-depth knowledge of key mathematical domains particularly pertinent to foundational studies and mathematical philosophy.