Your guide to majoring in Mathematics with the Bachelor of Science at RMIT.
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When you choose the Mathematics major in a Bachelor of Science at RMIT, you'll link theory to practice, applying your knowledge and practical skills to solve industry problems.
Mathematics is more than just numbers and letters. It is the ability to problem solve, think logically and identify similar patterns in a variety of applications and contexts. It is also the transcribing of these patterns and relationships into symbolic or abstract form as a mathematical model, making it possible to analyse the patterns, identify the mechanisms that generate them and find solutions to the real-world system or problem that the model represents.
By studying an (applied) mathematics major at RMIT you will learn to think logically, approach problems in analytical and creative ways, and prepare for career opportunities in areas such as banking finance, information security, cybersecurity, public health, logistics, government agencies and research organisations, mathematical biology, and environmental modelling to name a few. You will acquire the skills to:
Choosing an (applied) mathematics and statistics double major will give you access to a capstone work integrated learning experience in your third year in which you will apply theory to an industry-sourced project and/or real-world problem. Work-placements and industry seminars will offer connections with industry, reinforce your communication and organisation skills, and strengthen your employability upon graduation.
With the Bachelor of Science at RMIT you will enjoy a cross-disciplinary, flexible and personalised degree that allows you to pursue a range of diverse interest areas across business. You will gain practical real-world experience throughout your degree.
Solve current industry problems in your WIL capstone project with feedback and engagement from industry professionals.
Build a balanced combination of soft skills, analytical and problem-solving abilities for developing models of complex systems.
Immerse yourself in global mobility experience that gives you the opportunity to study for one or two semesters abroad.
In mathematics, we learn both complex concepts at a higher level and how it applies to real-world situations. A particular highlight is using this knowledge to solve contemporary problems during industry placements, a work integrated learning experience that prepares students for success in their careers.
- Cooper Maher, Bachelor of Science (Biological Sciences)
RMIT’s Bachelor of Science will equip you with the expertise, experience and professional skills to have a successful career as a scientist.
With the practical, research and soft skills developed and gained through your study in this degree, you can go on to work or undertake further study in a range of areas.
With the practical, research and soft skills developed and gained through your study in this degree, you can go on to work or undertake further study in a range of areas including but not limited to:
The following guide will help you understand what your subject plan will look like if you decide to major in Mathematics with the RMIT Bachelor of Science:
You will undertake eight courses focusing on:
This combination of knowledge and skills will prepare you for the complexities of the modern science landscape and equip you to make a meaningful impact in your chosen career path.
The following majors (8 subjects per major) allow for a double major with Mathematics to be undertaken:
This is just one of the 8 majors that you can choose from. Visit the Bachelor of Science course page to find full course information, explore your study options, and get details on entry requirements, pathways, fees, plan structure and more.
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Acknowledgement of Country
RMIT University acknowledges the people of the Woi wurrung and Boon wurrung language groups of the eastern Kulin Nation on whose unceded lands we conduct the business of the University. RMIT University respectfully acknowledges their Ancestors and Elders, past and present. RMIT also acknowledges the Traditional Custodians and their Ancestors of the lands and waters across Australia where we conduct our business.
