The Graduate Interdisciplinary Program in Applied Mathematics is an interdisciplinary research and teaching program which is ranked as one of the top Applied Mathematics programs in the country. The Program provides an environment for studies leading to M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in which dissertation topics are drawn from many areas of the physical, biological, and engineering sciences where mathematics and modeling play a fundamental role. The goal of the Program is to produce active and creative researchers who will work at the forefront of both their application area and the mathematics relevant to that application. The course work leading to the degree is flexible and students are encouraged to begin supervised research projects at an early stage. The Program sponsors a wide range of activities including, seminars, colloquia, special lecture series, research tutorial groups, and a multidisciplinary biomathematics program.