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DEPARTMENT OF BASIC SCIENCESFrom cryptography to climate models, finance to AI — mathematics is the hidden engine. Learn to think with precision and you can work on anything.
B.S.
Degree Awarded
3 Years
Typical Duration
99
Credit Hours
7+
Career Paths
Every algorithm, every financial model, every prediction about tomorrow's weather starts with mathematics. The Bachelor of Science in Mathematics builds your skills in calculus, algebra, statistics, and modeling — then shows you how to apply them to real problems in finance, technology, science, and education.
Small class sizes mean you'll work closely with professors, tackle problems on the whiteboard, and build the kind of rigorous thinking that employers — and graduate programs — actively look for.
Faculty: Faculty of Sciences
Degree: Bachelor of Sciences
Credits: 99 credit
Duration: 3 years
Faculty Email: fsfa@aul.edu.lb
Tap a semester to see the exact courses and credit hours in AUL's official Mathematics study plan.
ENG 203 — English for Academic Writing3
MAT 111 — Calculus I3
CST 201 — General Education I3
MAT 211 — Discrete Math3
CSC 209 / 209L — Introduction to Computing + Lab4
ENG 204 — Advanced English Academic Writing3
MAT 112 — Calculus II3
CST 202 — General Education II3
MAT 201 — Calculus III3
CSC 213 / 213L — Programming I + Lab4
ENG 206 — Business Communication Skills3
MAT 220 — Linear Algebra3
MAT 202A — Differential Equations3
MAT 208 — Probability & Statistics3
CCE 210 / 210L — Logic Design + Lab4
MAT 312 — Engineering Mathematics3
PHY 211 — Electricity & Magnetism3
PHY 309 — Mechanics3
MAT 320 — Numerical Computing3
MAT 316 — Introduction to Real Analysis3
MAT 315 — Introduction to Topology3
MAT 314 — Introduction to Complex Analysis3
MAT 410 — Groups & Rings Theory3
MAT 420 — Partial Differential Equations + MATLAB4
FRE — Free Elective3
MAT 411 — Integral Calculus3
MAT 413 — Number Theory3
MAT 416 — Differential Calculus3
MAT-I — Major Elective I3
MAT-II — Major Elective II4
Demonstrate mastery of core mathematical areas: calculus, algebra, analysis, and statistics.
Construct and evaluate rigorous mathematical proofs and logical arguments.
Translate real-world problems into mathematical models and interpret results.
Use computational software to analyze data and solve complex equations.
Communicate mathematical reasoning clearly to both technical and non-technical audiences.
A math degree is a passport — to finance, tech, research, education, and more.
Data Scientist
Actuary
Statistician
Financial Analyst
Math Teacher
Operations Research Analyst
Researcher
Cryptography Analyst
Apply to the Mathematics program or talk to admissions about your next step.