Mathematics

The Bachelor of Mathematics at the University of Wollongong offers students a comprehensive foundation in both pure and applied mathematics, equipping graduates with essential analytical, problem-solving, and quantitative skills relevant to a wide range of careers. This program is designed to foster critical thinking and a deep understanding of mathematical concepts, theories, and methodologies, preparing students for professional pathways in academia, industry, finance, data analysis, and research. Throughout the course, students will engage with topics including calculus, algebra, discrete mathematics, probability, statistics, and mathematical modelling. The curriculum is structured to provide flexibility, allowing students to tailor their studies towards specific interests or career goals through specialization options such as pure mathematics, applied mathematics, or mathematical science. In addition to theoretical knowledge, students gain practical experience through computer laboratories and project work, developing proficiency with mathematical software and tools used in real-world applications. The program emphasizes the importance of communication skills, encouraging students to present complex ideas clearly and effectively, both verbally and in writing. Opportunities for internships, industry collaborations, and research projects are embedded within the program to enhance practical skills and employability. Graduates of the Bachelor of Mathematics will be well-equipped to pursue further studies at postgraduate level or enter fields that require strong numeracy and problem-solving abilities. The University of Wollongong is committed to providing a supportive learning environment, combining rigorous academic coursework with opportunities for personal growth and professional development. With a strong emphasis on research-led teaching and industry links, students graduate with relevant skills that are highly valued across diverse sectors. The program fosters an innovative and dynamic approach to mathematics, preparing students to contribute effectively to society’s technological, scientific, and economic advancements.

• Mathematics 1: Algebra and Differential Calculus
• Programming Concepts 
• Mathematics 2: Series and Integral Calculus
• Multivariate and Vector Calculus
• Differential Equations 2
• Linear Algebra
• Complex Variables and Group Theory
• Discrete Mathematics
• Continuous Mathematics

Six from

• Differential Equations 3
• Partial Differential Equations
• Applied Mathematical Modelling 3
• Industrial Mathematical Modelling
• Financial Calculus
• Operations Research
• Numerical Analysis
• Algebra
• Topology and Chaos
• Calculus of Variations and Geometry
• Wavelets
• Medical Mathematics and Applications
• Special Topics in Industrial and Applied Mathematics 3
• Special Topics in Mathematical Analysis 3
• Applied Probability and Financial Risk
• Linear and Generalised Linear Models
• Statistical Inference
• Sample Surveys and Experimental Design
• Special Topics in Probability and Statistics 3
• Special Topics in Applied Statistics 3
• Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery
• Mathematics for Cryptography

• Applicants need to have achieved the required score in a qualification equivalent to the completion of 13 years of schooling in Australia. 
• In order to succeed in your chosen course, it is assumed you have completed relevant subjects in your senior high school studies or other relevant qualifications. This is particularly important for degrees which have a strong basis in Mathematics or Science.
• Level of English is required to gain admission. IELTS Academic 6.0. TOEFL (Internet-based) - 79.
• All students are required to pay  Overseas Student Health Cover for the duration of their student visa.  OSHC provides for medical and hospital cover for students and their dependants.Our preferred OSHC provider is BUPA. 

• Australia Award Scholarships
• Endeavour Scholarships
• Undergraduate Excellence Scholarships 

Student Services and Amenities Fee

The SAF is a compulsory charge, introduced following changes to Australian Government legislation, which funds improvements to facilities for students across a broad range of service areas, such as subsidised food outlets, childcare, student advocacy as well as sporting, recreational and cultural activities. 

All international students enrolled at UOW will be invoiced twice yearly for the amount determined each year.  The SAF 2016 fee is: 

• Wollongong campus $290.00 per year
• Sydney campus $145.00 per year
• Wollongong Innovation Campus $145.00 per year
• Other campuses in Australia $145.00 per year

Living Expenses

In addition to tuition fees, a single student living in Wollongong will require $10,000 to  $12,000 a year – depending on lifestyle – to cover accommodation, food, transport and other expenses including text books and study materials and entertainment.