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The Department of Scientific Computing offers innovative M.S. in Data Science, M.S. in Computational Science, and Ph.D. in Computational Science.

The Ph.D. program allows specialization in the following areas:

atmospheric science, biochemistry, biological science, geological science, materials science, physics.

as well as in aspects of computational mathematics and computer science relevant to computational science.

The goal of the Ph.D. degree in Computational Science is to train graduate students to have extensive knowledge in computational science and to allow them to acquire expertise in one or more areas of applied mathematical sciences or engineering. Thus the degree provides the student with breadth as well as depth. Graduates should be able to successfully collaborate with scientists in other disciplines. Ideally, students should learn to develop, use, and analyze new computational procedures that can be utilized in a variety of fields.

Questions should be sent to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. Anyone in the neighborhood interested in knowing more about the graduate degree programs is welcome to stop by the Department offices located on the 4th floor of the Dirac Science Library.

• Master's degree in Computational Science
• Ph.D. degree in Computational Science
• Graduate courses
• Application Instructions
• Graduate Handbook
• Financial Aid