M.S. Applied & Computational Mathematics vs M.S. Software Engineering with math undergrad

BrownParent
Mon, 11 Aug 2014 08:11:36 +0000

I think the computational math sounds more rare and open up interesting possibilities. You can likely still get a software job if you want it but you could be looking at data science type stuff too, the more scientific or math end, have you looked into that? You could work in tech, finance, scientific areas, if there is a certain domains that interest you or just look at the interesting stuff companies from google to startups are doing. And getting the funding is so huge.