The Math Department offers honors seminars that introduce students to aspects of mathematics that are often not covered in regular courses, help students develop communication and presentation skills, and allow students to interact with each other and with professors in a less formal setting than regular courses. These seminars are:
- 640:196 The Introductory Honors Seminar. This seminar aimed at 1st and 2nd year students who have a serious interest in expanding their mathematical horizons. This seminar normally runs in the Spring semester.
- 640:491 Undergraduate Mathematics Problem Solving Seminar Normally offered in the Fall Semester
- 640:492 Junior-Senior Honors Seminar Normally offered in the Spring Semester.
Admission to these courses requires application through the honors special permission system.
The Bachelor of Science in Mathematics (honors track) requires each student to take Seminar 492 and one other honors seminar (either 196,491 or a second semester of 492).