Mathematical facilities

In the Department of Mathematical Sciences at UTS Science, we ensure that our students and researchers are supported through access to the latest technologies, instruments and computational equipment.

The University and UTS: Science’s commitment to providing cutting-edge facilities and equipment is demonstrated in the recent investment of over $100 million to build new state-of-the-art laboratories, practical science and computational facilities at its Broadway City Campus. By providing access to state-of-the-art facilities and equipment, our students and researchers gain the experience they’ll need in using the latest technologies and instruments they’ll encounter in their professional careers in industry and the real-world.

Mathematical education and research depends on access to world-class and up-to-date facilities. At UTS Department of Mathematical Sciences, you can be assured you will gain access to:

• modern undergraduate computer laboratories with up-to-date mathematical and statistical software
• e-learning support
• regional and national advanced computing facilities through UTS's collaboration and membership with the Australian Consortium for Advanced Computing and Communications (Ac3).

Supporting the Department’s learning and research outcomes the Computational Research Support Unit (CRSU), a Centre of Expertise where researchers, students and industry network and interact to meet their needs, be it mathematical, computational or otherwise.

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