
Stats don’t lie: our graduates are sought after for distinguished roles in Australia and beyond.
By teaching you the quantitative skills employers want, Mathematics and Statistics courses prepare you for a wide variety of careers. As the largest School of Mathematics and Statistics in Australia, UNSW offers a complete range of courses in mathematics and statistics at all levels. The School is also a leading centre for mathematical and statistical research at both the national and the international level. Our expertise ranges across wide areas of applied mathematics, pure mathematics and statistics, including financial mathematics, biomathematics and environmental statistics.
If you’re interested in pursuing a career in maths and stats, you can learn more about our specialised departments and their teaching and research strengths; find useful resources and course information; or explore your study options by clicking on the study areas below.
The Bayesian approach to statistical modelling uses probability as a means to quantify the beliefs of the observer about the model parameters, given the data observed.
The field of Dynamical Systems is concerned with processes that evolve in time, particularly those processes that have nonlinear components.
One of the oldest disciplines in mathematics, geometry goes back to the work of Pythagoras and Euclid. Geometry in modern mathematics takes on a multitude of forms, many of which are studied here at UNSW.