MSc in Applied and Interdisciplinary Mathematics in Ann Arbor United States | University of Michigan Ann Arbor

The Applied & Interdisciplinary Mathematics (AIM) M.S. program offers two distinct pathways. The AIM M.S. Program enables students to expand their mathematical expertise while simultaneously exploring a complementary discipline for practical application. This course-based program appeals to both working professionals pursuing advanced education and recent undergraduates. Within the AIM framework, the Marjorie Lee Browne (MLB) Scholars Program serves as an optional track for eligible candidates. This enhanced version of the AIM M.S. Program specifically prepares students for doctoral studies. Note that the MLB program is restricted to U.S. citizens and permanent residents. Currently, the AIM M.S. degree primarily serves students in the AIM MLB and AIM Ph.D. tracks. Prospective students ineligible for the MLB program should consider applying to the Applied Math M.S. program (M.S. Mathematics - Applied) rather than the AIM M.S. program.