Diploma in Mathematical Sciences Melbourne Uni

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I'm planning to do this alongside a bachelor biomedicine or science degree. I was wondering as do we apply for it now or once uni commences? Also which specialisation would be best for engineering.

Pure Mathematics
Applied Mathematics
Discrete Mathematics and Operations Research
Statistics / Stochastic Processes

Thanks all

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[Hancock]

If you are completing 2 math units in first year (Calc 1/Calc2 or Calc2/Linear or Accelerated 1 and 2), you can apply at the end of the year (I'm pretty sure it's recommended you apply at the end of the year).

If you are not doing 2 maths in first year, it's advised that you apply at the start of the year so you can sort out your course with a mathematics course advisor or something.

In terms of which maths would be best for engineering, I'm going to have to say Applied Mathematics. I'm not 'too' sure about the others (definitely not pure maths) because stochastic processes are used in telecom engineering (electrical speciality) and discrete mathematics is used in computer science / software engineering. However, since applied mathematics deals with differential equations and the such, I reckon it'll probably be the best specialization for your situation.

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thanks planning to do accelerated 1 and 2

[Somye]

What about from the perspective of a prospective commerce student (finance/eco orientated)?

[Hutchoo]

Pure/Stochastic