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About the course
Curtin’s Doctor of Philosophy – Mathematical Sciences is a research degree that develops advanced research capability through independent, supervised study. You’ll undertake original work that contributes significant new knowledge in areas such as applied mathematics, statistics, mathematical analysis, and numerical or computational mathematics. The program emphasises rigorous investigation and scholarly dissemination within the mathematical sciences discipline at PhD level.
What you might learn
Develop expert theoretical knowledge in mathematical sciences and apply it critically in research contexts. Build high-level skills in investigating and synthesising complex ideas to generate original knowledge, and communicate sustained research arguments to specialist and general audiences. Complete an original research project meeting international doctoral examination standards, including awareness of global and cultural issues impacting mathematical sciences research.
Career outcome
Graduates are prepared for research-focused careers where advanced quantitative modelling and analysis are central. Typical pathways include academic and postdoctoral research, data and statistical research roles, applied mathematics and modelling positions, and specialist analytical roles in government, industry, and research organisations. The degree supports progression to leadership in research, innovation, and advanced problem-solving in the mathematical sciences at PhD level. Preparing graduates for scientific research, R&D leadership, and doctoral study in the sciences.
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