Our mission is to bring academic resources from one of the nation's top public universities to students around the world.
College Courses OnlineNetMath courses earn college credit from the University of Illinois.
Register for CoursesNetMath courses are offered for transcript credit from the University of Illinois to high school students, college students and beyond.
Partner High School ProgramPartner High Schools offer NetMath courses to their students at a reduced tuition cost.
NetMath™ MentorsMentors assist students in NetMath courses.
Mathematics at IllinoisNetMath is a unit of the Department of Mathematics at the University of Illinois.
What is NetMath™
NetMath is the online self-paced distance learning program of the Department of Mathematics at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Our mission is to bring academic resources from one of the nation's top public universities to students around the world.
NetMath primarily provides mathematics courses to high school and college students around the world. We also offer educational options for home-schooled students, working professionals, military personnel, and anyone interested in learning math.
NetMath is the online distance learning program of the Department of Mathematics at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
We provide mathematics courses to high school and college students. We also offer educational options for home-schooled students, working professionals, and military personnel.
Testimonials
“I would just like to say that I think that the program is great. The classes offer a very flexible and user-friendly learning environment which allows students to learn when they want to and how they want to.” — Rob G.
News from NetMath
- NetMath has a new course offering, Math: 481 Vector and Tensor Analysis. This is an online course featuring video lectures from the UIUC Spring 2017 course taught by Professor Ely Kerman. For more information, please visit: https://netmath.illinois.edu/college/math-481
- NetMath Mentor Excellence Award recipients for Fall 2017 were Priya Bharath, Sonia John, Calvin Kessler, Yesha Patel, Jaclyn Nickerson, and Matt Schroeder. The TA Excellence Award recipient was Michael Oyengo, and Hannah Spinoza received an Academic Hourly Excellence Award. Please join us in congratulating all award recipients.
- Funded through an endowment from Professor Jerry Uhl, the NetMath Jerry Uhl scholarship is awarded annually to high school students who are qualified to take college-level mathematics courses with NetMath. The scholarship covers tuition and fees for up to two NetMath courses.
Celebrating our Sesquicentennial 1867-2017
