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    Part Time | Full Time
  • Delivery Options
    On Campus
  • Degree
    MS

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Graduate Programs

For the latest course information please visit the UMass Lowell Online Graduate Academic Catalog.

If you have questions about our graduate program, contact Hung Phan, Ph.D., graduate coordinator by email: Hung_Phan@uml.edu.

Graduate Certificate Programs

The department offers the Graduate Certificate in Applied Statistics. It is designed for those who want to accomplish graduate-level work but can't commit to a full master's degree. The certificate requires the satisfactory completion of four courses which may subsequently be applied towards the master's degree.

    • Review the application process
    • Submit an online application
    • Undergraduate degree in mathematics or a related discipline such as computer science, physics, or engineering
    • Applicants must demonstrate courses taken or competency in the following subjects:
      • Calculus
      • Discrete Mathematics
      • Linear Algebra
    • Official transcript from previously earned degrees
    • 2 letters of recommendation
    • Statement of purpose
    • $50 application fee

    International Applicants

    • For applicants who earned their degree outside of the US, you do not need to have your transcript evaluated by a credentialing service such as WES or CED.
    • English proficiency testing
      • TOEFL minimum 79
      • IELTS minimum 6.5

    See the UMass Lowell online Graduate Catalog for more information in the program.

    Visit the Graduate Admissions website for more information.

  • UMass Lowell undergraduate students with a 3.000 GPA or better have the opportunity to save time and money by earning a bachelor's and a master's degree in a little as five years. Students can continue from bachelor’s to master’s level studies within their own department. Or students can apply to a program in a different department to create a set of skills to meet emerging needs in the workplace and their own academic interests.

    Learn more about the Bachelor's-to-Master's Programs

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