The undergraduate major in mathematics is an introduction to some of the highlights of the development of theoretical mathematics over the past four hundred years from a modern perspective. This […]
This course is taken in sequence, part 1 in the fall, and part 2 in the spring. Prerequisites: Basic notions of differentiable manifolds (see Chapter 0 and 1 of do […]
Students select Analysis and Probability I in the fall semester, and then pick a specialization in the spring; either Analysis II or Probability II. Analysis and Probability I I Measure […]
The core mathematics graduate courses are offered in six different areas, and Ph. D. students in mathematics are required to complete three full year courses in three of these six […]
The Columbia University Mathematics Department offers courses in mathematics at all levels through various degree programs at Columbia University and Barnard College. Course listings for some of these programs are […]
The Mathematics department organizes two help rooms as places for students to seek assistance with material that comes up in their mathematics courses. These rooms are staffed by graduate students and […]
The Louis Harry Cantor Lounge on the fifth floor of the Mathematics Building (room 508) plays a crucial role in bringing together graduate students, postdocs, and faculty. Tea and refreshments […]
General Questions How do I get an account on the main university computer system? How do I change my password on the math department computer system? How do I SSH […]
All available full-time faculty positions are advertised on the Columbia University Academic Search & Recruiting (ASR) website. In addition, positions are generally also posted on the American Mathematical Society’s Mathjobs.Org […]
The Columbia Mathematics Department is located in the Mathematics Hall on the Morningside campus of Columbia University, at 117th Street and Broadway. The main departmental administrative offices are in Room […]