University of Queensland
4 Years
This 4-year dual degree combines computer science and mathematics to prepare graduates for careers in technology and science. Ideal for students seeking advanced problem-solving skills and specialisation in areas like AI, data science, and cybersecurity.
Applicants must have completed Queensland Year 12 or equivalent qualification. Required subjects include General English (Units 3 & 4, C) and Mathematical Methods (Units 3 & 4, C). Specialist Mathematics is recommended for increased flexibility. Minimum ATAR score of 92 or IB Rank 36.5 is required. International students must meet English language proficiency requirements including IELTS overall 6.5 or equivalent.
The program covers core computer science topics including algorithms, data structures, hardware and software systems, and specialisation areas such as cybersecurity, data science, machine learning, programming languages, and scientific computing. Mathematics components include pure mathematics, applied mathematics, mathematical artificial intelligence, mathematical physics, optimisation and operations research, and statistics. Students can choose from majors in Applied Mathematics, Mathematical Artificial Intelligence, Mathematical Physics, Optimisation and Operations Research, Pure Mathematics, and Statistics and Mathematical Data Science. Minors available include Bioinformatics, Computational Science, Physics, Science Communication, and Statistics.
The University of Queensland is ranked 1st in Queensland for both mathematics and computer science according to QS World University Rankings 2026. The program is developed in close consultation with industry leaders and offers access to over 60 mathematics and statistics courses—the most in Queensland. Students benefit from guidance by Australia's leading mathematics educators and gain in-demand skills sought by global technology companies including Apple, Google, Oracle, and Microsoft.
Graduates pursue diverse careers including quantitative researcher, cyber security analyst, data analyst, quantitative analyst, software developer, technical business analyst, applied statistician, and database developer. Average salaries range from AUD 90K-110K for software developers and AUD 115K-135K for data scientists. The combined degree prepares graduates for roles across finance, economics, IT, molecular biology, and emerging technology sectors. Graduates are sought by industry for excellent quantitative and problem-solving abilities and gain rewarding positions in both public and private sectors.
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