Data analysis, including its techniques for modeling and predictive insights, remains essential for driving innovations, processes, and discoveries across the economy. In biomedicine, the growing ability to produce extensive datasets from patients and treatments demands professionals skilled in both biological and mathematical principles.The Bachelor of Biomedical Science explores human physiology, examines how diseases or injuries disrupt normal functions, and evaluates therapeutic interventions, while offering flexibility to choose one major or two minors aligned with personal interests. Meanwhile, the Bachelor of Mathematics equips students to address complex real-world challenges using advanced mathematical, statistical, and computational methods, building a strong foundation in mathematics and enhancing it with programming expertise in specializations like applied mathematics, statistics, or operations research.
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