Master of Science (Mathematical Sciences)

The course covers a variety of subjects, ranging from computational mathematics, modelling and optimization, to related disciplines such as data science and finance management. Students will also be exposed to the methodology involved in the pursuit of independent research.

Applicants need a recognised bachelor degree in science or engineering and must have achieved competency in mathematics or a related discipline to the level of second year tertiary study. You must also meet Curtin's English language requirements and any course-specific requirements.

The 2026 domestic indicative first-year fee is $34,620, based on a full-time study load of 200 credit points. This is a domestic fee-paying (DFP) place, meaning it is not Commonwealth supported. Students may be eligible for FEE-HELP assistance. Note that fees are indicative only and do not include administrative, incidental fees, or textbook costs.

At Curtin Perth, you can start in Semester 2, 2026 (applications close 5 Jul 2026), Semester 1, 2027 (applications close 28 Jan 2027), or Semester 2, 2027 (applications open 1 Mar 2027 and close 1 Jul 2027).

Yes, you may be able to receive credit for recognised learning (CRL) from past study or professional experience, which could reduce the time it takes to finish your course. Specific details about CRL for this course can be found on the Curtin Handbook.