Bachelor of Science (Physics)

No, the single major option is not available for students who wish to select the Mathematics major. Instead, this major is complemented by your choice from a range of double major options, meaning you will study eight subjects in Mathematics and eight subjects in a second complementary major.

You can combine the Mathematics major with any of the following seven complementary majors: Physics, Statistics, Chemistry, Biological Sciences, Biotechnology, Food Science and Technology, or Nutrition Science.

Yes. Choosing an applied mathematics and statistics double major will give you access to a capstone work integrated learning experience in your third year, in which you will apply theory to an industry-sourced project and/or real-world problem. Work-placements and industry seminars will offer connections with industry, reinforce your communication and organisation skills, and strengthen your employability upon graduation.

For international students, the annual tuition fee for the Bachelor of Science (Mathematics major) is AU$43,200 for 2026.

You will acquire the skills to model complex systems for understanding natural or human-based processes, apply mathematics concepts and theories for analysing and optimising decisions, and use technology and programming to transform theoretical analysis into efficient and practicable solutions. You will also develop soft skills, analytical and problem-solving abilities.