Mathematical Sciences
Mathematical scientists drive progress in everything from biomedical research and finance to cybersecurity, animation and space travel.
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Gain skills in global demand
The University of Adelaide's mathematical sciences degrees are renowned for providing outstanding training in rigour and logical thinking. You'll graduate with exceptional problem-solving and research skills, making you highly sought-after by employers in a wide range of fields. These include:
- engineering and technology
- pharmaceuticals
- telecommunications
- banking, finance and insurance
- meteorology
- scientific research
- video game development
- teaching.
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Home to world-leading research
The knowledge and experience of our researchers provides the foundation of our teaching and is only further highlighted by our long, distinguished history of achievement in research and education.
We have an exceptional track record in attracting research funding, and several of our academics hold prestigious Australian Research Council research fellowships. We are also home to the Adelaide node of the Australian Centre of Excellence for Mathematical and Statistical Frontiers.
As a result, our students have the opportunity to work on cutting-edge projects with leading senior researchers in an inspiring and nurturing environment.
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Career prospects
With a reputation for providing a stimulating and supportive learning environment, we prepare students for rewarding careers through majors in Applied Mathematics, Pure Mathematics and Statistics.
Our graduates have secured high-level jobs with many leading organisations, such as Australia's: Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO); Defence Science and Technology Group (DSTG); Bureau of Meteorology; and Bureau of Statistics.
Employment growth for the majority of mathematical sciences-related roles ranges broadly from moderate to very strong†, with STEM jobs predicted to grow nearly twice as fast as other occupations††.
Make History in Mathematical Sciences
From finance to pharmaceuticals, and cyber security to telecommunications, problem-solving skills are needed across all industries. Hear from Bachelor of Mathematical Sciences graduates about where their degree has taken them.
*Times Higher Education World University Rankings by Subject (Life Sciences), 2024.
^Excellence in Research for Australia, 2018.
†Australian Government, Labour Market Insights, 2023.
††Department of Employment and Workplace Relations, Australian Government, 2020.
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I’m enjoying my time at university and I thoroughly enjoy the content and the work I do. Each course leads very smoothly into the next and there is an overall linkage between many different mathematical courses and ideas in the degree.