Careers in Mathematics What kind of careers do Michigan Math Majors go on to? When will I use Math? Mathematics ranked among top jobs in 2013 Mathematics yet again ranked among the best in the country - January 4, 2011 Mathematics again ranked among the best in the country - January 6, 2010 Mathematics ranked best job in country! January 5, 2009 "Math is at the crux of who gets paid"- July 24, 2009 Internships and Job Opportunities Math Department Internship Board Math Department Job Board - AfterCollege Internship & Co-op Opportunities for Undergraduates - AMS Career Information for Mathematics Undergraduates - AMS Career Center Connector (replaced MploymentLink) Summer REU Opportunities What can you do with a Math Degree? Frances Allen, a 1957 U-M Math Masters degree recipient, has received the top honor in computing.  She is the first woman to receive the Turing Award, considered the Nobel Prize for computing, for her work with IBM.  Check out these career profiles of recent math majors from around the country. What do University of Michigan Math Majors Do? (pdf) Who Hires University of Michigan Math Majors? (pdf) Profiles of Careers in Applied Mathematics Mathematical Sciences Career Information Profiles of working Actuaries Question and answer forum with working mathematicians (archive) How is math used in industry? Check out these pages for specific examples. Careers in Applied Mathematics & Computational Sciences Life "On the Job" as an Actuary Mathematical Applications In Industry Mathematics in Industry AfterCollege.com Teach for America More information about Math Careers: Mathematical Sciences Career Information (AMS-MAA-SIAM Project for Nonacademic Employment) 101 Careers in Mathematics (book available from MAA) Actuarial Careers AMS Early Career Page Sloan Career Cornerstone Center (*) The Department of Mathematics provides these links as a service to our students. We do not endorse any of the companies and bulletin boards linked in any way. Please be aware that any information you may provide is given to these companies and NOT the Mathematics Department, and we are not liable for any violations of your privacy resulting from your use of these links.