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MATHEMATICS
POSSIBLE OCCUPATIONS
(Some of these occupations may require additional education and experience)
Accountant
Actuarial Analyst
Actuary
Appraiser
Assistant Producer
Auditor
Compensation
Consultant
Credit Analyst
Cryptanalyst
Financial Analyst
Insurance Salesperson
Loan Officer
Market Researcher
Mathematician
Mortgage Lender
Operations Manager
Professor
Program Assistant
Programmer
Real Estate Broker
Researcher
Securities Analyst
Securities Broker
Software Engineer
Statistical Analyst
Systems Consultant
Systems Engineer
Tax Investigator
Teacher
Technical Salesperson
Trust Officer
Underwriter
POSSIBLE WORK SETTINGS
Accounting Firms
Data Processing
Aerospace Companies
Ecology/Environmental
Appraising Firms
Research
Banks
Engineering Firms
Biostatics
Estimation
Brokerage Firms
Federal/State/Local
Clinical Trials
Governments
Colleges/Universities
Financial Services
Computer Firms
Government
Corporations/Businesses Health Agencies
Hydrography
Insurance Companies
Investment Houses
K-12 Schools
Libraries
Management Consulting
Manufacturers
Market Research Analysis
Meteorology
Pharmaceuticals
Product Reliability
Public Health
Research Firms
Scientific Programming
Sports
Testing Services
Urban Planning
SELECTED WEB RESOURCES
(Links to non-UNI Internet sites are provided for your convenience and do not constitute an endorsement)
Exploring Careers
UNI Career Services
OOH-Math Occupations
MAA-Careers in Mathematics
AMS-Career Information
AWM-Careers for Women in Mathematics
SIAM-Careers in the Math Sciences
Be an Actuary
Job Hunting
UNI Career Services - Job Board
American Statistical Association-Jobweb
Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics-Careers and Jobs
Associations/Organizations
American Mathematical Society
American Statistical Association
Association of Women in Math
Computing Research Association
Mathematical Association of America
National Council of Teachers of Mathematics
Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics
Society of Actuaries
SEARCH THE INTERNET
Use keywords such as the name of the field plus careers or jobs - e.g. careers in mathematics or jobs in statistics. Use
phrases such as what can I do with a major in with the name of the field of interest - e.g. what can I do with a major in
mathematics.
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