Students build strong quantitative and analytical skills to prepare for well-paid careers worldwide. They develop a solid foundation in calculus, linear algebra, discrete mathematics, mathematical analysis, and modelling. Students can specialise by choosing from a wide range of mathematics and statistics courses. They strengthen their skills in advanced problem solving, logical thinking, and conceptual reasoning. They also study areas such as communication systems, data handling and interpretation, and research methods. Students apply advanced mathematical skills to data-driven problems in the physical and biological sciences, engineering, information technology, economics, and business. They further enhance their expertise through practical industry placements or internships. With UQ’s local and global networks, students and graduates can find collaborators and opportunities around the world. For more information, visit Bachelor of Mathematics at UQ.
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