Your mathematics and data career starts here
You need to combine theory and modern practical skills to make a real difference as a mathematician or data scientist. We equip you with both at QUT.
Our courses are designed and taught by academics who are world-leading researchers, resulting in a course that provides the most up-to-date knowledge and techniques in these fast-evolving fields.
Mathematics
Master powerful mathematical analysis tools and develop specialist analytical skills to solve real industry problems. Learn by doing - through computer labs, practicals, and workshops - and develop those skills alongside your peers in collaborative learning classes.
Bachelor of MathematicsData science
Data science sits at the exciting intersection of mathematical statistics and computer science. QUT's specialist degree is the only one of its kind in Queensland, developed to put you at the forefront of one of the most in-demand careers of contemporary times.
Bachelor of Data ScienceDouble degrees
Studying a double degree at QUT doesn't mean a heavier study load. It simply means you add a year or so to your time at university and graduate with two qualifications.
New vertical double degree
Experience the power of this exciting new double degree, and graduate with a Bachelor of Mathematics and Master of Data Analytics in four years.
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Scholarship opportunities
Scholarships are not just about financial support; they provide leadership and engagement opportunities, giving you the edge professionally as you advance your data science or mathematics career.
Curious about a career in maths and data?
Discover what a job in data science is all about, meet real people working in the field and find out what you can do right now to set your career on the right path.
Real maths and data stories
Find out what it’s like to study mathematics and data science at QUT, learn about student life and explore exciting projects our researchers are involved in.
News and events
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Playing video games can help boost children’s wellbeing in ways including making them feel competent, empowered and socially connected to others, according to a QUT study featured in a new UNICEF report on the impact of gaming.
Voltage breakthrough in quest for cheaper, safer batteries
A QUT-led team of international researchers has made a breakthrough in the development of a type of battery that is much safer and cheaper than the batteries currently charging our smart devices.
Global air quality expert elected to American Academy of Arts and Sciences
QUT Distinguished Professor Lidia Morawska, a world-leading air quality expert, has been elected as a member of the prestigious American Academy of Arts and Sciences.