The Master of Science (Research) provides an opportunity for students to acquire research skills and deepen their knowledge in an area of science. Course aims The Master of Science (Research) aims to provide professional development of the candidate, providing experience in problem definition, hypothesis formulation and testing, data acquisition, analysis and interpretation, and project presentation. Research in UTS Science is organized into university research strengths, centers and faculty research teams based within its two schools: the School of Life Sciences and School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences. These research groups conduct world-leading, focused research in area that includes Mathematics. The School of Mathematical and Physical Sciences at UTS brings together a vibrant research and teaching culture with a diversity interests in areas such as Medicinal Chemistry, Applied Chemistry, Forensics, Applied Physics, Nanotechnology, Biomedical Physics, Advanced Materials, Mathematics, Statistics and Modeling. Our research is among the most dynamic at UTS. Our researchers collaborate and explore a vast array of scientific and mathematical programs from developing new ways to detect crime, to producing new drugs and generating clean energy, energy efficient materials to harnessing statistical methods and modeling to optimize efficiency. Careers Career options include environmental consultant, medical scientist, researcher, resource manager, scientist or technologist.