Learning through workshops and individually will give you the opportunity to approach tasks from different angles while developing your collaborative and communication skills. You’ll also spend plenty of time in a lab setting where you’ll be taught to program and use software to help with the understanding of theory. First-year modules and lectures will be complimented with small group workshops supported by second and third year students. Mathematics and computing degrees equip students with a range of desirable and transferable skills. These include logic, analytics, and problem-solving, which are fundamental to roles in commerce, economics, finance, accounting, and even law.

For entry to most undergraduate courses, you must have completed your Higher Secondary School Certificate (HSC or IB), and provide certificates of your SC results, HSC results and leaving certificate.