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Mathematics,StatisticsandQuantitativeFinance

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Leverage the power of numbers to solve real challenges

Today, professionals with the skills to gather, interpret and understand numbers are in high demand. UTS’s Maths, Statistics and Quantitative Finance degrees are your passport to a lucrative future where you’ll use maths to create real change.

With an emphasis on practical skills, you’ll not only learn advanced theories, but learn to apply them in real professional scenarios. As a graduate, you’ll have what it takes to unearth meaningful insights from complex information for any setting, industry or organisation.

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Australia’s finance sector is booming, and needs professionals with mathematical, statistical and quantitative know-how to keep up with demand.

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UTS is among the country’s top 10 universities for Mathematics.

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Why study Mathematics, Statistics and Quantitative Finance?

Leverage the potential of mathematics and data science to solve real-world challenges

If data is the new corporate currency, then professionals with mathematics and data science expertise are set to lead the way in an increasingly digital era. At UTS, our postgraduate mathematics and finance program draws together combinations of three specialist disciplines – mathematics and statistics, data science and quantitative finance – with an emphasis on real-world application for business, government and the community.1

1 The Australian Financial Review.

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Mathematics applies to everything it's sort of the language of how we understand the world I think what attracts a lot of people to UTS is our reputation for that outward facing view of mathematics and its place in the world and how together develop the skills which not just prepare people for employment but prepare people to make the kind of impacts to make the sort of breakthroughs with these problems that the world needs one of the greatest thing about the UTS Bachelor of mathematical science is that we showcase a lot of our own research and incorporate that into our teaching and learning and that give the students uh opportunity to see how the technical skills can be applied um in practice I like the fact that my professors have real world uh experiences as they can give you a more comprehensive understanding about this subjects you're learning I would say definitely challenge yourself if you have a passion and there are many opportunities out there the demand for mathematic grad is very high so I would say if you think you can do it have a try.

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Become proficient in core mathematical skills that have real relevance in the wider world – including predictive modelling, programming, data analysis and more – and prepare to unearth meaningful insights from complex numerical information that offers value to government, research, the finance industry and more.

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Entry is based on your selection rank, which can include ATAR, adjustment points, or other recognised pathways. Students without an ATAR can visit the Admissions Pathways website for more information. - ### What subjects should I study in Year 11 and Year 12 to prepare for a Mathematics degree?

We recommend Mathematics Advanced and Mathematics Extension. This provides a strong foundation for first year subjects. If you haven't studied them, UTS offers bridging courses before session starts. - ### What bridging or foundation courses are available for Science pathways if I didn’t study Maths at school?

UTS offers short bridging courses in Mathematics for students who need to refresh or build core knowledge before starting university. These are normally held in January and July. Explore UTS bridging courses. - ### Can I transfer from another university or TAFE in to a UTS Mathematics course and will I receive credits for my previous studies?

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UTS offers several internship pathways. Students can secure internships in analytics, finance, technology and government through UTS Careers and industry events. Research opportunities include the Australian Mathematical Sciences Institute (AMSI) Vacation Research Scholarships, a six-week supervised summer research internship that provides early exposure to research and strengthens preparation for honours study. Additionally, a variety of other opportunities are available through the UTS CareerHub portal. - ### What are the options for further study?

Students interested in further study may progress to a Bachelor of Mathematical Sciences (Honours). Masters programmes at UTS are available in data science, mathematics, statistics or related areas. PhD study is also available in the mathematical sciences.\ AMSI Online subjects and AMSI Vacation Research Scholarships also provide pathways into research.