Mathematics graduates have broad and diverse career prospects, thanks to their superior analytical and problem-solving abilities. They often work in fields that require high quantitative skills, such as data science, actuarial science, finance, banking, and risk analysis. In addition, many Mathematics graduates are also involved in algorithm development, computing, and information technology in leading technology companies. Their logical abilities and mastery of mathematical methods make them ideal candidates for various industrial sectors.

In addition to the industrial world, Mathematics graduates also have promising job prospects in academics and research. They can contribute as lecturers, researchers, or educational consultants, helping to solve complex scientific problems. Job prospects in government agencies and international organizations, such as statistical agencies or research institutions, are also wide open. With adaptive skills and strategic thinking abilities, Mathematics alumni have great opportunities to achieve success in various professional fields.

The following are some alumni collected from the tracer study questionnaire conducted by the ITS Mathematics Department.