Bachelor in Department of Mathematics

The Department of Mathematics at National Taiwan Normal University, in northern Taiwan, offers a bachelor's degree program taught in English. Mathematics as a discipline is concerned with the study of quantity, structure, space, and change, and undergraduate study typically introduces students to calculus, linear algebra, abstract algebra, real analysis, differential equations, probability, and elementary number theory. Later coursework often extends into topology, complex analysis, mathematical statistics, and numerical methods, alongside opportunities to explore applied areas such as mathematical modeling, cryptography, or computational mathematics. A bachelor's program builds the foundational reasoning and proof-writing skills that underlie further study in mathematics and related quantitative fields, while also preparing students for direct entry into the workforce. Students learn to construct rigorous arguments, work with abstract structures, and translate real-world problems into mathematical language that can be analyzed and solved. Graduates with a mathematics background pursue a wide range of careers, including roles in finance, actuarial science, data analysis, software development, engineering support, and secondary or higher education, as well as continuing on to graduate study in mathematics, statistics, or a related discipline. The analytical and problem-solving skills developed through a mathematics degree are valued across technology, research, and business sectors, since the discipline trains students to think systematically about structure and logic rather than any single application. Delivered in English, the program is designed to be accessible to international undergraduate students studying in Taiwan.