Mathematical Sciences
Mathematics and the study of mathematical theory is at the core of so many business operations. From statistics and business analytics to economics and financial management, a thorough understanding of mathematical theory and technical skills are crucial to organizational operations. The abilities to think in quantitative terms, to reason analytically and to apply mathematical models to real-world problems are valuable assets to those entering careers in countless industries. Our courses ensure that undergraduate and postgraduate students alike are fully equipped with the skills you need to excel, no matter the field.
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Bentley recognized for actuarial programs
The Casualty Actuarial Society (CAS) has recognized Bentley as a Bronze Tier member of its new University Recognition Program. This program recognizes academic institutions with a demonstrated commitment to preparing property and casualty actuaries through their educational offerings. The world’s only actuarial organization focused exclusively on property and casualty risks, the CAS has more than 10,000 members worldwide, who work for insurance companies, educational institutions, state insurance departments, federal government agencies, independent consulting firms and other organizations that require management of risk.
Faculty Recognition: Mingfei Li
- Wiley awarded her a certificate for Top download paper at Alzheimer's & Dementia, which is a revered journal in Health policy, Neurology, and mental health.
- Mingfei achieved 3rd place of poster competition (Practitioner track) at INFORMS Analytic conference for the poster: Is the early Onset of Hypertension Associated with the Risk of AD for Mild Cognitive Impairment Patients?
Giansiracusa shares AI expertise in CNN interview
Associate Professor Noah Giansiracusa recently joined CNN’s Kim Brunhuber to discuss the “Tech Accord to Combat Deceptive Use of AI in 2024 Elections,” a pledge from leading tech companies to crack down on deceptive and misleading AI-generated content targeting U.S. voters. A prominent advocate for AI regulation, Giansiracusa is the author of “How Algorithms Create and Prevent Fake News,” which examines how the rise of digital media and advances in machine learning techniques have increased both the speed at which “fake news” spreads and the magnitude of its influence.
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Greg Vaughan
Department Chair
Morison Hall 394
781.891.2703
gvaughan@bentley.edu
Luke Cherveny
Graduate Business Analytics Director
Morison Hall 317
781.891.2110
lcherveny@bentley.edu
Emmy Roth
Actuarial and UG Analytics Program Director
Morison Hall 388
781.891.2990
eroth@bentley.edu