Gain a maths qualification with your degree The Diploma in Mathematical Sciences enables you to gain a mathematics qualification while completing an undergraduate degree. You will use and develop your mathematical skills to compliment your studies with high-level numerical and modelling skills that can be applied across almost every areas of employment and are always in demand. The Diploma in Mathematical Sciences is not available to students enrolled in the Bachelor of Science who intend to major in Mathematics and Statistics or Mathematical Physics. Improve your career competitiveness On graduating, you’ll be equipped with strong skills to engage in mathematical discourse with the wider community. With a Diploma in Mathematical Sciences you can specialise in: Applied Mathematics Operations Research/Discrete Mathematics Pure Mathematics Statistics/Stochastic Processes You will learn to work with mathematics and statistics while collaborating with people in other disciplines such as science, industry, technology and commerce to think critically and argue logically. Course structure Students undertake the Diploma in Mathematical Sciences together with an undergraduate degree, to make a total program of between 350 and 400 points. Up to fifty points of appropriate Mathematics and Statistics subjects in the undergraduate degree program may also be attributed to the Diploma. Graduate attributes You will gain numerical and modelling skills that can be applied across almost every area of employment and are always in demand. You will be able to demonstrate an understanding of the fundamental principles of at least one area in mathematics or statistics and its applications to engage in mathematical discourse with the wider community. You'll also be prepared for a wider choice of postgraduate coursework and research programs