There are many course pathways which include the undergraduate study of mathematics and statistics.

1. Bridging units
2. Bachelor programs
3. Mathematics and statistics majors
4. Honours

Bridging units

Need calculus as a prerequisite for your studies? Our School offers calculus bridging units to get you up to speed.

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Bachelor programs in which you can major in mathematics or statistics

Bachelor of Computer and Mathematical Sciences

Our School offers a Bachelor of Computer and Mathematical Sciences, enabling you to combine studies in Mathematics or Statistics and Computer Science or Information Technology with a wide range of other subjects from a variety of faculties. Examples are Accounting, Economics, Finance, Japanese, Philosophy, Biochemistry, Music. You must also study Computer Science units to at least Level 2.

Bachelor of Arts

Mathematics combines well with studies in Economics, Psychology, Philosophy, Linguistics, Geography, Archaeology and Anthropology although you can combine a Mathematics major with any of the other available Arts majors. To complete your mathematics major, for the first two levels (years) you will complete at least two units of mathematics, and three in Level 3.

Bachelor of Science

The Bachelor of Science degree is flexible in allowing you to major in one or two of Applied Mathematics, Applied Statistics, Mathematical Statistics, Mathematical Sciences or Pure Mathematics, in conjunction with studies in a wide variety of disciplines in the physical, biological, social and earth sciences.

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Mathematics and statistics majors

There are a number of recognised mathematics and statistics majors which are designed to give you structured programs of study while retaining flexibility.

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Honours

A Honours year can be added to any of these degrees, the entry requirement being an average mark of 65 per cent in the level 3 units of the major.

Graduating with Honours is necessary to go on to postgraduate research.

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