Bachelor of Biomedical Science/Bachelor of Mathematics

Understanding data - how to analyze it, model it, and make useful predictions from it - will continue to underpin new technologies, processes, and discoveries in all areas of the economy.

In the case of biomedicine, the increased capacity to generate large datasets from patients and or treatment regimens requires graduates with a capacity to understand both biology and mathematics.

In the Bachelor of Biomedical Science, you'll study how the body works, investigate how disease or injury interferes with normal function and treatment strategies that help restore function. You will also have a high degree of course flexibility with the option to select one major or two minor areas of study that align with your interests.

In the Bachelor of Mathematics, you'll learn to be an agile problem solver, capable of tackling real-world problems in their full complexity, through the application of modern mathematical, statistical, and computational approaches. Your specialist knowledge and skills in one of the contemporary specializations of mathematical practice - applied and computational mathematics, statistics, and operations research - will be underpinned by a solid foundational base of mathematical training, and complemented by computational and programming skills.