Mathematics and statistics graduates use their analytical and problem-solving skills in various roles and settings to gain insights into many real-world problems of significant importance. 

They can develop new financial products in the banking industry, optimise transportation schedules in today’s busy world, or help understand customer value in the commercial world. 

They can also aid scientific research by data mining to discover genetic links and pathways or help to understand disease transmission during a pandemic. 

Highlights

• Develop analytical and problem-solving skills for use in various roles and settings to gain insights into many real-world problems of significant importance.
• Work closely with academics who are world leaders in research with strong industry ties, ensuring relevant and high-quality learning experiences.
• Be provided with the methodology for analysing data using empirical, theoretical and computational tools.
• Discover complex statistical techniques, and develop a fundamental and thorough understanding of statistics and statistical methodologies for use in real-world scenarios in industry, government and/or research.

• Award Certificates
• Academic Transcripts
• Passport or Visa Documents
• Translations of documents in a language other than English
• English Language Proficiency

High school Year 12 (or equivalent) 

Subject prerequisites

• Mathematical Methods, or Specialist Mathematics (Units 3 & 4, C)

India:

• Senior/Higher Secondary School Certificate/Pre-University certificate from QUT recognised state education boards with an overall average of 85% in the best five academic subjects.
• Indian School Certificate academic stream awarded by CISCE with an overall average of 75% in the best five academic subjects.
• All India Senior School Certificate academic stream awarded by CBSE with an overall average of 75% in the best five academic subjects.

China: 

• GAOKAO 70% in best 4 academic subjects.
   

Iran:

• Before 2020: Pre-University Certificate with a grade average of 16 on a 20-point scale.
• From 2020: National High School Diploma/Secondary School Leaving Certificate with a grade average of 16 on a 20-point scale in the final year (Grade 12).

Intensive Program:

When you have completed this course and met the faculty progression requirements, you will be guaranteed a place in the first year of your chosen bachelor's degree.

There are four foundation streams to choose from, each with 4 units.

You will be allocated to the streams based on your selected Bachelor's degree course and progression requirements (i.e. degree course pre-requisites).