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Bachelor of Mathematical Sciences

Overview

This page was first published on 13 November 2025 and was last amended on 28 January 2026.
View details of the changes below.

The Bachelor of Mathematical Sciences encompasses a diverse set of disciplines that share common ideas and themes that develop and become clear to high achieving students as they progress in their studies. Generally speaking, a deep understanding of the common ideas and their application in both theoretical and practical spheres comes as a result of high-level syntheses rather than low-level foundational learning.

We want to give our very best students the opportunity to attain this level of learning through a degree which enables them to engage across the breadth of the subject and to develop depth in one or more subdisciplines. This course will form an outstanding foundation for Honours.

Degree structure and requirements

The Bachelor of Mathematical Sciences requirements are detailed in the course resolutions and the Mathematical Sciences unit of study table.

Majors

The majors available in the Bachelor of Mathematical Sciences are:

Honours

Honours is available as an appended honours degree after meeting the requirements of the Bachelor of Mathematical Sciences. Admission requirements and unit of study information can be found on the Bachelor of Mathematical Sciences (Honours) page. Read how to apply for honours as a current student.

 

Contact and further information

School of Mathematics and Statistics

maths.schooloffice@sydney.edu.au

Program coordinator

Associate Professor Nathan Brownlowe

E nathan.brownlowe@sydney.edu.au

Post-publication amendments

Date Original publication Post-publication amendment
28/01/2026

Contacts and further information section published as:

Dr Michael Steward

E michael.stewart@sydney.edu.au

Contacts and further information section amended to:

Associate Professor Nathan Brownlowe

E nathan.brownlowe@sydney.edu.au