Course structure
The Master of Science (Mathematics and Statistics) is a 200-point course, made up of:

Discipline subjects (137.5 points), including compulsory subjects and electives
A professional skills subject (12.5 points)
A research project (50 points, or 25 points with approval and other subjects to compensate).
You’ll choose from one of four areas to specialise in:

Applied Mathematics and Mathematical Biology
Operations Research and Industrial Optimisation
Pure Mathematics
Statistics and Stochastic Processes
Mathematical Physics and Physical Combinatorics.

Year 1
Measure Theory
Differential Topology And Geometry
DISCIPLINE SUBJECT
The Art Of Scientific Computation
Representation Theory
DISCIPLINE SUBJECT
DISCIPLINE SUBJECT
Research Project Part 1

Year 2
Algebraic Topology
Functional Analysis
DISCIPLINE SUBJECT
Research Project Part 2

Core
Complete both of the following subjects:

Advanced Methods: Transforms
12.5 pts

Advanced Methods: Differential Equations
12.5 pts
Elective
Complete three of the following subjects:

Random Matrix Theory
12.5 pts

Computational Differential Equations
12.5 pts

Mathematical Biology
12.5 pts

Introduction to String Theory
12.5 pts

Mathematical Statistical Mechanics
12.5 pts

Exactly Solvable Models
12.5 pts

Continuum Mechanics
12.5 pts

Lie Algebras
12.5 pts

Infectious Disease Dynamics
12.5 pts