BSc (Advanced Mathematics) (Honours) - Infectious Diseases in Darlington Australia | The University of Sydney

The science honours year is a prestigious additional year of undergraduate study that you can pursue after completing your bachelor's degree. This program offers a special chance to develop your research skills while applying the theoretical knowledge gained during your undergraduate studies. A mathematics honours degree is valued not just in academic circles but also in various industries that prize strong analytical thinking. Deepen your expertise by undertaking a dedicated Honours year in your chosen field, open to graduates who have finished their initial degree. You can pursue honours in any scientific discipline, creating a customized research plan with guidance from academic supervisors. Your project might span multiple scientific fields (such as combining mathematics and biology) and could require specialized coursework or technical training for specific equipment.

The infectious diseases honours year lets you conduct full-time research on a chosen project under the supervision of a field expert. During this program, you'll receive training in research methodologies, including experimental design, data interpretation, scientific communication, and literature analysis. You'll also participate in seminar series to stay updated on broader developments in infectious diseases research. Potential research projects may involve collaboration with various specialized groups such as: Microbial Pathogenesis and Immunity, Cytomegalovirus Research, Molecular Virology Research, Pseudomonas aeruginosa Pathobiology in Cystic Fibrosis, Mycobacterial Research, or Varicella Zoster Virus Research.