Course planning and enrolment

Mathematics can be studied as either a major or minor in any of the most popular degrees. The Faculty of Science offers degrees in Mathematics (this includes Mathematics Education courses) and Applied Mathematics. The Faculty of Arts offers degrees and diplomas in Mathematics (this includes Applied Mathematics and Mathematics Education courses). Your choice of degree depends upon what else you want to study.
 

For a major in Mathematics or Applied Mathematics, as part of a Bachelor of Science, you can combine mathematics courses with courses in: computer science, statistics, physics, psychology, biological sciences, geography, chemistry, geology, or sports and exercise science. You can also take mathematics courses as part of a specialisation in Bioinformatics, or Logic and Computational.

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Take Mathematics along with courses in accounting, finance, economics, management, marketing, computer information systems.

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For a major in Mathematics, combine mathematics courses with any of: statistics, geography, sociology, anthropology, politics, education, philosophy or any other Arts subject

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These are challenging programmes that permit a broader education and increased employment opportunities.

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See the Graduate Mathematics sections and Mathematics Postgraduate Handbook for explanation about graduate and postgraduate (post-Bachelor) degrees and diplomas.

² Does not include a mathematics major, but require specialisations in these areas (including courses in topics other than mathematics).

³ Requires PGDipSci/BSc(Hons) in another subject than Mathematics.