Australian National University (ANU)
3 years full-time
Master the quantitative language of the world through this elite three-year Bachelor of Mathematical Sciences at ANU. Designed for exceptional students, this research-focused program teaches you to solve complex problems through advanced mathematics, critical thinking, and evidence-based decision making applicable across academia, industry, and government.
Domestic applicants must achieve an ATAR of 95 or International Baccalaureate score of 39. Prerequisites include completion of Specialist Mathematics or equivalent (varies by state: ACT requires Specialist Mathematics and Specialist Methods or Discrete Mathematics; NSW requires Mathematics Extension 2; VIC requires Specialist Mathematics; QLD requires Specialist Mathematics; TAS requires Mathematics Specialised; SA/NT require Specialist Mathematics; WA requires Mathematics Specialist; IB requires Mathematics: Analysis and Approaches HL). International applicants are assessed on equivalent qualifications. All applicants must meet English language proficiency requirements. Adjustment factors may apply based on equity, diversity, and performance principles.
The program requires 144 units across three years, including compulsory core courses in Advanced Mathematics and Applications (MATH1115, MATH1116), Applied Mathematics I (MATH2305), Advanced Analysis 1: Metric Spaces and Applications (MATH2320), and Advanced Algebra 1: Groups, Rings and Linear Algebra (MATH2322). Students must complete a minimum of 36 units from 3000-level mathematics courses and choose between Discrete Mathematical Models or Introduction to Mathematical Thinking. The curriculum includes 12-24 units from complementary science areas such as Astronomy & Astrophysics, Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Earth and Marine Science, Environmental Science, Health Sciences, Neuroscience, Physics, Psychology, and Statistics. Additionally, students must complete 12 units of Transdisciplinary Problem-Solving courses and have flexibility to pursue electives in areas of personal interest.
ANU is Australia's highest-ranked university and among the world's finest institutions. The program is delivered by the College of Systems and Society with nearly 100,000 alumni who are leaders in politics, business, government, and academia globally. ANU's research-focused approach ensures students learn from leading mathematicians and researchers. The university offers comprehensive support through academic advisors, internship opportunities, and flexible study options including double degree combinations.
Graduates are well-prepared for careers in any mathematical field across academia, private industry, and government. The degree opens doors to roles as academic researchers, data scientists, quantitative analysts, software engineers, financial analysts, and government policy analysts. Mathematics graduates work in technology companies, financial institutions, research organizations, and government agencies. The strong analytical and problem-solving skills developed are highly valued across sectors including finance, technology, engineering, environmental science, and healthcare.
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