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School of Mathematics and Physics

School of Mathematics and Physics

About us

UOW's School of Mathematics and Physics brings together world-class research and teaching across mathematics, statistics, medical and space radiation physics, photonics, quantum and nuclear technologies. Our degrees are accredited by professional bodies and foster strong industry and research partnerships with organisations like ANSTO and CSIRO.​

Accreditation

Undergraduate

All undergraduate physics degrees offered by the University of ÌìÃÀ´«Ã½ are accredited by the .  

Postgraduate

All postgraduate medical radiation physics degrees offered by the University of ÌìÃÀ´«Ã½ are accredited by the  and the

  • Top 200

    UOW ranks among the world's top 200 universities for Physical Sciences.
    Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings by subject 2026

  • 1st in NSW

    UOW undergraduate Science and Mathematics rated 1st in Australia.
    Good Universities Guide 2025
Explore more UOW awards and rankings

Our research

Centre for Medical Radiation Physics (CMRP)

Institute for Mathematics & its Applications (IMIA)

National Institute for Applied Statistics Research Australia (NIASRA)

Quantum Devices, Optics, Solids (ISEM | QDOS)

More research from the Faculty of Engineering and Information Sciences

Latest news and thought leadership

Environment and Energy, Science and Technology

Four UOW researchers named among Australia’s 100 Future Fellows

Projects secure $5 million in funding to support cutting-edge research in ocean governance, clean energy, geometry, and resilient communities
Health and Medicine, Science and Technology

Trailblazing researchers named 2025 Fellows of the Australian Academy of Science

Professor David Adams and Professor Aidan Sims honoured for immense contributions to neurophysiology, mathematics

Environment and Energy, Science and Technology

Noel Cressie awarded 2025 Hannan Medal

Distinguished Professor of Statistics lauded for contributions to environmental science, climate research, and planetary protection

Questions?

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