Prospective Students

If you are a graduating senior majoring in science, mathematics, or engineering, OR a working professional looking to pursue a graduate degree AND you are looking for a professional program that combines graduate studies in science and mathematics with skills from other professional areas, such as communication, business, and management, then...

the PMST program may be for you!

"Concerns about academic job prospects, the 8-9 year average time now used to acquire a doctoral degree in the sciences, and the suitability of present graduate training for non-academic jobs all converge on the idea that graduate schools of arts and sciences might consider a 'different' kind of graduate degree."

Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
www.sloan.org

Program Objectives

The purpose of the PMST program is to provide students with training in science and mathematics to become future leaders and decision-makers within business, industry, and/or government sectors. To achieve this goal, we supplement graduate studies in science and mathematics with courses in business, management, data analysis, and reasoning. We also enable students to get on-the-job experience in an internship.

The degree is offered through the College of Science and the College of Mines and Earth Sciences and the program is administered through the Graduate School. The PMST Executive Committee consists of representatives from four academic departments, the PMST Program Director and the Dean of the Graduate School.