Graduate Coursework
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048323G
<p>The Master of Mathematical Sciences program requires 72 units, with </p><ul><li>at least 30 units from group 1 and 2, of which at least 18 units should be from group 2.</li><li>24 units from group 3 including at least 12 units of MATH8701. </li></ul><p>Group 1: Courses with a code in the range MATH6100 - MATH6199 </p><p>Group 2: Courses with a code in the range MATH6200 - MATH6299 </p><p>Group 3: MATH8701 Mathematics Research Project, MATH8702 Mathematics Reading Course </p><p>Each student's program of study and assessment will be individually tailored to the interests and vocational requirements of the student, in consultation with the course coordinator. </p><p>Students may enrol in related graduate courses offered by other programs with the permission of the course coordinator and may be permitted to include the following 2 courses in their program if they are necessary background: </p><ul><li>MATH2405 (Mathematical Methods 1 Honours)</li><li>MATH2406 (Mathematical Methods 2 Honours) </li></ul><p>Some courses will only be offered if there is staff available and sufficient student interest. </p>
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3191
<p>This degree is intended to enable students to upgrade their expertise in the mathematical sciences either as a route to further study of mathematical sciences or to upgrade their quantitative skills in a number of areas (such as the biological sciences and computational science) that are rapidly becoming more reliant on advanced techniques from the mathematical sciences. <br /><br /><strong>Status:</strong><br /><br />Where a candidate has, prior to admission, performed postgraduate work at the University or at any other tertiary education institution approved by the Dean, the Dean may grant the candidate status towards the Master degree for appropriate coursework units.</p>
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72
Master of Mathematical Sciences
<p>Applicants should normally have completed an honours degree with at least second class honours, division A, or the equivalent. The degree may be in any discipline, but must contain at least the equivalent of a major in mathematics. <br /><br />Students without the formal prerequisite but with, for example,</p><ul><li>a very good four-year bachelor degree, or graduate diploma or</li><li>a very good three-year bachelor degree and substantial relevant work experience demonstrating a capacity for analysis and research </li></ul><p>may be admitted by the Dean on the advice of the program coordinator.</p>
7607XMMASC
7607
2010