Mathematics and Statistics

The Mathematics and Statistics program at the University of Regina offers both Master's and PhD degrees, focusing on advanced mathematical and statistical concepts. The Master's program can be pursued through a thesis or course-based option, typically completed in two years, while the PhD program generally takes four to five years. Students engage in rigorous coursework and original research, preparing them for careers in academia, research, and various industries such as finance and actuarial science. The curriculum includes essential areas like Actuarial Mathematics, Algebra, Analysis, and Statistics, equipping graduates with critical problem-solving skills. The program emphasizes collaboration and research opportunities, allowing students to work closely with faculty and participate in seminars and outreach activities. Graduates are well-prepared for diverse career paths, including roles in higher education, data analysis, and risk management.