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Campus Closure

In observance of Veterans Day, all University of the District of Columbia administrative and academic offices will be closed and classes will not be held on Wednesday, Nov. 11.

Administrative and academic offices will resume regular operations on Thursday, Nov. 12.


 
UDC Facilities Update

At this time, a definitive timeline for reopening Buildings 32 and 42 has not been established. The reopening of these facilities remains contingent upon the successful completion of repairs, testing, inspections and confirmation that the affected electrical distribution equipment can be safely re-energized.

Although we understand the critical role these facilities play in supporting academic programs, student success and university operations, safety must remain our highest priority. Re-energizing the system before it is fully restored could result in additional equipment damage, create electrical safety risks and potentially prolong the closure of both buildings.

Visit the Campus Alerts page for more information. 

For safety concerns, contact OPSEM at 202-274-5050. For emergencies, call 911.

Science and Mathematics

Division of Science and Mathematics

DSAM

Welcome to the Division of Sciences and Mathematics

Discover the World of Science & Mathematics

The Division believes that a solid understanding of mathematics and the sciences is an essential part of a comprehensive education. Our coursework provides students with fundamental knowledge and skills, as well as a sense of responsibility for the wise and intelligent use of world resources.

Explore Our Majors & Degrees

Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics – We offer academic programs in these major disciplines.

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Experience Science Firsthand

Our faculty members provide superior education and innovative research opportunities, allowing students to experience science through hands-on learning. Our students work closely with the faculty, receiving a high level of personal attention and guidance, which is one of our main points of pride. We are also home to the UDC STEM Center for Research and Development.

A Path to Success

DSAM graduates have a high success rate in graduate and professional school admissions, as well as in securing employment within their areas of study. Explore our offerings and discover the opportunities waiting for you.

Join Our Community

We invite you to join us on this journey of discovery. Our goal is not only to help you succeed academically but to provide additional training and research experiences to help you reach your full potential.

Beckman Scholars Program

The Division of Science and Math program has been selected as a 2024 Beckman Scholars Program awardee. Funded by the Arnold and Mabel Beckman Foundation, the Beckman Scholars Program at UDC seeks to foster the next generation of creative thinkers by stimulating, encouraging, and supporting research by outstanding undergraduates who have demonstrated the desire and potential for becoming future scientific leaders. This mentorship research program is for exceptional undergraduate students in chemistry, biological sciences, or related interdisciplinary combinations.

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STEM Center

At UDC, we believe that your academic journey should focus just as much on your learning experience as it does your personal ideas and innovations. To ensure that these aspects of your education are nurtured, we established the NSF-funded STEM Center for Research and Development. Since 2004, the STEM Center has played a crucial role in our STEM disciplines, providing undergraduate students with easy access to our state-of-the-art laboratories, in addition to mentoring and tutoring services, to help enhance the program’s educational offerings. 

Deeply tied to our university’s educational ecosystem, the Center is sure to be an integral part of your academic journey. Through the help of the STEM Center, you will receive the support you need to more easily obtain hands-on research experience, which has become increasingly important in today’s competitive job market.  

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