Careers

As preparation for a vocation, there may be no major more versatile than mathematics. Luther mathematics majors have pursued advanced degrees in pure and applied mathematics; the physical, biological, and social sciences; engineering; and professions such as medicine and law.

Others are in the work force as accountants, bankers, editors, engineers, human resources personnel, insurance representatives, sales managers, small business owners, software engineers, teachers, and underwriters.

Here's how a few Luther mathematics graduates are employed:

Accountant
Actuary
Attorney
Chemist
Director of Planning and Analysis
Economist
Engineer
Information Analyst
Information Systems Director
Inspector
Insurance Manager
Manager
Management Analyst
Marketing Representative
Math Teacher
Mathematics Professor
Medical Engineer
Philosophy Professor
Physician
Programming Analyst
Research Administrator
Senior Administrator
Software Analyst
Software Developer
Software Engineering Consultant
Statistician
Technician