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Take This Job
and Love It!
There are many career opportunities in mathematics. Here are some
links that describe different careers in pure mathematics, applied
mathematics and teaching. What Can I Do With a Math
Degree?
MAA Career Profiles
MAA Career and
Employment Resources
AWM "Careers That
Count"
AWM Career Resources
AMS Mathematical Sciences Career
Information
Society for Industrial and Applied
Mathematics
Careers in
Mathematics
Resources for
Undergraduates in Mathematics Career Specific
Information
Careers in Statistics
American
Statistical Association
Occupational Outlook
Handbook (Statistician)
Statistics Job
Announcements (list by University of Florida)
Actuarial Careers
Occupational Outlook
Handbook (Actuary)
Be An Actuary.org
Society of Actuaries
Casualty Actuarial Society
The Actuary Grads Network
Actuarial Jobs Board
Operations Research
Occupational Outlook
Handbook (Operations Research)
Operations
Research/Management Science
Teaching
Occupational Outlook
Handbooks (Teacher)
National Council of Teachers of Mathematics
(NCTM)
Teach for America
Computer Related Careers
Occupational Outlook
Handbook (Systems Analyst)
Occupational Outlook
Handbook (Computer Programmer)
Occupational Outlook
Handbook (Computer Software Engineer)
Books about Careers published by MAA
101 Careers in
Mathematics, edited by Andrew Sterrett. Reviewed by Yawa Dusé-Anthony
101 Careers in
Mathematics, second edition, ed. by Andrew Sterrett. Briefly noted.
The Education
of a Mathematician, by Philip J. Davis. Reviewed by P. N. Ruane
Great Jobs For Math
Majors, by Stephen Lambert and Ruth J. DeCotis. Reviewed by David R.
Stone
Letters to a
Young Mathematician, by Ian Stewart. Reviewed by Fernando Q. Gouvêa
The Math Life, a
film by Wendy Conquest, Bob Drake, and Dan Rockmore. Reviewed by Henry
Cohn
A Mathematician's
Survival Guide: Graduate School and Early Career Development, by
Stephen G. Krantz. Reviewed by Ioana Mihaila
She Does Math!,
edited by Marla Parker. Reviewed by Lynette I. Millett
Starting Our Careers,
edited by Curtis D. Bennett and Annalisa Crannell. Reviewed by George L.
Ashline
Teaching First: A
Guide for New Mathematicians, by Thomas W. Rishel. Reviewed by Solomon
Friedberg
Women and Mathematics:
Scaling the Heights, ed. by Deborah Nolan. Reviewed by Virginia Knight
Women in Mathematics: the
Addition of Difference, by Claudia Henrion. Reviewed by Mary Shepherd
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