Featured physical sciences and mathematics courses
Bachelor of Science (Mathematical)
Discover how mathematics and statistics are needed almost everywhere – from banking, medicine, agriculture, and food production to the revolution in artificial intelligence and data analytics.
Bachelor of Science (Physical)
Explore the world of physical science including physics, chemistry and earth sciences.
Grad Dip in Extractive Metallurgy
Advance your career with a Graduate Diploma in Extractive Metallurgy. Gain knowledge in metallurgy, mineral processing, and sustainable practices for roles in mining, resources, and engineering.
Featured physical sciences courses
Our diverse student community and various student organisations where you can connect with others, participate in extracurricular activities, and attend guest lectures and seminars by leading experts in the field. These interactions will broaden your perspective and foster lifelong connections.
Find out more about the School of Mathematics, Statistics, Chemistry and Physics.
Learning environment
We believe that learning extends beyond the classroom. We provide numerous opportunities for you to gain practical experience, engage in research projects, and participate in internships with industry partners. These experiences will not only deepen your understanding of the physical sciences and mathematics but also enhance your employability upon graduation.
Career opportunities
With demand for expertise in the physical and mathematical sciences on the rise, the skills you gain throughout your degree skills will be at the heart of solving complex global challenges. Mathematics, Statistics, Chemistry and Physics are fantastic enablers. From healthcare and sustainability to agriculture, medicine, and artificial intelligence, the applications of these disciplines are vast and far-reaching.
It's applicable to quite literally everything, from business intelligence and marketing reporting to finance and applied sciences - anything to do with biological, medical or veterinary sciences.
Jaiden di Lanzo
Mathematics and Statistics