Program Overview

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Introduction to QUT Programs

Queensland University of Technology (QUT) offers a wide range of programs for undergraduate, postgraduate, and research students. The university is committed to providing transformative education, student experiences, and research relevant to the community.

Undergraduate Study Areas

QUT offers undergraduate programs in various study areas, including:

• Architecture and built environment
• Business
• Communication
• Creative arts
• Design
• Engineering
• Diplomas and pathway programs
• Health
• Information technology and games
• Justice
• Languages
• Law
• Mathematics and data science
• Science
• Teaching

Postgraduate Study Areas

The university also offers postgraduate programs in:

• Architecture
• Business
• Communication
• Design
• Education
• Engineering
• Health
• Information technology and games
• Justice
• Languages
• Law
• Mathematics and data science
• Project management
• Science

Research Degrees

QUT provides research degrees, including:

• Doctor of Philosophy
• Master of Philosophy
• Professional doctorate

Online Study

The university offers fully online degrees and online short courses in various study areas, including:

• Business
• Creative industries
• Digital capability
• Education
• Engineering
• Health
• Justice
• Languages
• Law
• Leadership
• Science
• Transformation

International Students

QUT welcomes international students and offers study areas such as:

• Architecture and built environment
• Business
• Communication
• Creative arts
• Design
• Engineering
• English language and pathway programs
• Health
• Information technology and games
• Justice
• Languages
• Law
• Mathematics and data science
• Project management
• Science
• Teaching and education

Short Courses and Professional Education

The university provides short courses and professional education programs for individuals and organizations, including:

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• Pathways to Politics for Women
• Public Sector Management
• Enterprise Leadership
• Tailored executive education
• Corporate Bundles

Research

QUT is committed to research and offers various research areas, including:

• Architecture and built environment
• Business and law
• Creative industries, education and social justice
• Engineering
• Health
• Science

Mathematical Methods Bridging Program

The Mathematical Methods Bridging Program is designed to help students meet the requirements for tertiary-level studies. The program covers topics such as:

• Algebra
• Functions (linear, quadratics, polynomials, logarithms, relations and their graphs, trigonometric, exponential)
• Statistics (binomial distribution, normal distribution)
• Calculus

The program includes four homework quizzes and two examinations. Formative assessment will support student learning, and feedback will be provided on assessment tasks.

Program Details

• Duration: Semester 1, 2026 (February 23 - May 29) or Semester 2, 2026 (June 22 - September 25)
• Class days and times: Tuesday and Thursday, 5-8 pm
• Registration closing date: February 16, 2026 (Semester 1), June 15, 2026 (Semester 2)
• Fee: $1,500 per person (GST-free)
• Cancellations: Refunds will be provided according to the cancellation policy

Learning Outcomes

Upon completing the Mathematical Methods Bridging Program, students will be able to:

1. Select, recall, and use facts, rules, definitions, and procedures drawn from algebra, functions, relations, and their graphs, calculus, and statistics.
2. Comprehend mathematical concepts and techniques drawn from algebra, functions, relations, and their graphs, calculus, and statistics.
3. Communicate using mathematical and statistical terminology, symbols, and conventions.
4. Solve problems by applying mathematical concepts and techniques.
5. Evaluate the reasonableness of solutions.
6. Justify procedures and decisions by explaining mathematical reasoning.