In the first three courses listed below the pass degree is a three year course, with four years for Honours. For the combined degrees the course will be longer. Normally the student takes Mathematics units worth 12 or 18 points out of 48 in the first year. The minimum requirements subsequently are Mathematics units worth 16 points in second year, and 24 points in third year, though it is recommended to take additional Mathematics or Statistics units in second and third year. It is possible to specialise in third year in Applied Mathematics, Applied Statistics, Discrete Mathematics, Mathematical Statistics or Pure Mathematics, or to take the more general Mathematical Sciences major.
Different majors have different first and second year requirements.
This degree enables a student to combine studies in Mathematics or Statistics and Computer Science or Information Technology with a wide range of other subjects. Some examples are Accounting, Economics, Japanese, Philosophy, Biochemistry, Music. The mathematical requirements for this degree are similar to those for the BSc degree. Students are also required to study Computer Science units to at least second year level. A student takes a 12 point Mathematics unit in first year and in second and third years the requirements are usually similar to those for the BSc degree.