Bachelor of Science (Advanced Mathematics)

COURSE VIDEO Google Head talks STEM 02:11 The three-year Bachelor of Science (Advanced Mathematics) is ideal for talented students wanting to combine their interest in mathematics with other areas of science and technology. Skills like constructing computer models, analysing complex situations and logical thinking will open up lucrative career paths like that of Sydney maths alumni Nick Leeder, now Director General of Google France.



A degree in mathematics pays dividends. Not only does it challenge the most talented minds, it develops skills that are invaluable to many employers. So much so that a major in maths means you will probably earn a higher salary over your lifetime compared with graduates of most other university majors.



The three-year Bachelor of Science (Advanced Mathematics) is for highly talented students who want to combine their interest in mathematics with other areas of science and technology. In this course, you study the majority of your mathematics material at the advanced level, or as part of the Science Talented Student Program, and you also have the opportunity to complement your mathematics studies with other advanced science subjects, or subjects from other faculties.



As a student of the Bachelor of Science (Advanced Mathematics), you will major in mathematics, statistics or financial mathematics and statistics, and you may undertake an additional major in another area of science if you choose. If you are keen to extend your maths interests beyond the scope of the undergraduate course, you can take part in the special studies program run by the School of Mathematics and Statistics.



The advanced material covered in this course will help you to sharpen your ability to solve problems, think logically, construct mathematical and computer models, and research and analyse complex situations. These skills are highly sought after, and will open the doors to many satisfying and challenging careers.