QUICK FACTS

Northern Michigan University is a comprehensive state supported institution of approximately 9,500 students and 300 faculty located in the city of Marquette on the shore of Lake Superior. With a population of approximately 20,000, Marquette is the largest city in the Upper Peninsula and is a regional center of culture, commerce, and medicine. The area is strikingly beautiful and offers adventuresome outdoor activities in all seasons.

The Department is located in the Seaborg Science Complex, which opened in 2001 and is considered by many to be among the finest science facilities in the Midwest. Each classroom is a hands-on, interactive learning environment that will give you the best education available.

The Department offers undergraduates degrees in Mathematics, Mathematics Education (secondary and elementary), Computer Science, and Network Computing. 

The Department offers a Master of Science in Mathematics Education degree.

There are about 160 undergraduates and 19 graduates enrolled in our programs.

The Department employs 21 full-time faculty, two staff members, and as many as 12 adjunct instructors.

Department faculty perform research in a variety of areas, which results in more than 50 scholarly publications each year.

Our faculty are innovators in education and leaders in technology development and service.