Why study computing, maths and technology
Be at the cutting-edge of new thinking. The computing, maths and technology industries are central to the way we work, learn, communicate, socialise and entertain ourselves.
Our degrees teach you the skills required to develop technology and systems to aid advancements in almost any area you can think of. You could work for a big global corporation like Google or become one of the world’s most innovative entrepreneurs.
Computing, maths and technology degrees
Each University of Newcastle degree has a set of entry requirements that you must meet before you can enrol. This includes both academic requirements and skills in English. The entry requirements for each degree offered by the University of Newcastle can be found on the individual degree information page.
Once you have selected the degree you wish to study, you should apply directly to the University of Newcastle online through the Year 12 Early Entry program or Direct Entry for non-school leavers, or through the Universities Admissions Centre (UAC).
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Learn the skills required to develop technology and systems
Love designing apps, tinkering with technology, or thinking and crunching through numbers and formulas? Studying a degree from computing maths and technology, might be the one for you.
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