Math Links
“Everyone has their own version of mathematics.” Professor Glenn Stevens
Here is a list of mathematical resources, including some online forums and courses, archives and encyclopedias, competitions, and mathematical organizations. We hope you find them useful!
Art of Problem Solving (AoPS) – interactive forums, problems, lectures, information and courses on a wide range of topics and levels
ArXiv – open-access archive to over 1 million scholarly articles in mathematics and other STEM fields
Curriculum Inspirations – multimedia experience from Mathematical Association of America for middle-school and high-school communities
ICERM’s Video Archive – tutorials, talks, and interviews from the Institute for Computational and Experimental Research in Mathematics
Khan Academy – thousands of short instructional videos at all levels (pre-K through college)
Mathematics StackExchange – Q & A forum for a wide range of mathematics
National Math Club – provides resources and materials to run a math club, geared to grades 6–8
NRICH – based in the UK, curriculum-linked resources to develop mathematical reasoning and problem-solving skills at all levels
Numberphile – YouTube channel with videos about numbers
Planet Math – math encyclopedia created collaboratively by a virtual community
Plus Magazine – online magazine which introduces readers to the beauty and practical applications of mathematics
3Blue1Brown – YouTube channel with daily videos that combine mathematics and entertainment
Wolfram MathWorld – math encyclopedia for advanced students
American Mathematical Society's listing of summer math camps and programs for high school students is searchable on the Opportunities site.
Camp Euclid – online research program for middle and high school students
Hampshire College Summer Studies in Mathematics (HCSSiM)
MathPath – for middle school students
Mathworks Honors Summer Math Camp
Minority Introduction to Engineering and Science (MITES)
PZMC Number Theory Camp (was Williams College Math Camp)
Research Science Institute (RSI)
Simons Summer Research Program – STEM research program for rising seniors
AoPS Online School – online classes from introductory to advanced math, plus contest preparation
Coursera – online courses, certificates, and degrees from over 200 universities and companies
Euler Circle - college-level mathematics classes for advanced high-school students
MIT Open Courseware – MIT course materials online
PRIMES – year-long mentored research program
MathCircles.org – math circle locator and resources
American Mathematics Competitions – AMC 8, AMC 10, AMC 12, AIME, USAJMO, USAMO, and IMO (International Mathematical Olympiad) for students through 12th grade
American Regions Mathematics League (ARML) – regional U.S. competition for teams high-school age and lower
Harvard MIT Math Tournament (HMMT)
Math League – runs various state and regional math competitions at elementary, middle, and high school levels
Math Prize for Girls – for high-school girls through grade 11
Mathcounts – for middle school students
Mu Alpha Theta – mathematics honor society that runs regional and national math contests
Regeneron Science Talent Search – nation’s oldest science and mathematics research competition
Princeton University Mathematics Competition (PUMaC)
Purple Comet! Math Meet – online international team competition for middle and high-school students
USA Mathematical Talent Search (USAMTS) – free mathematics competition for U.S. students that emphasizes written justification for solutions
European Girls’ Mathematical Olympiad (EGMO) – international mathematics competition
International Tournament of Young Mathematicians – team competition for high school students from around the world
American Mathematical Society (AMS) – professional organization that advances research and connects the diverse global mathematical community
Association for Women in Mathematics – non-profit founded in 1971, to increase the presence and visibility of women in the mathematical sciences
Mathematical Association of America (MAA) – world’s largest community of mathematicians, students, and enthusiasts