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Access more honours and masters subjects online

Every year, AMSI Member Universities around Australia broadcast Honours and Masters subjects over the AMSI ACE Network, enabling students, early-career researchers, industry professionals and academics to participate virtually.

  • Join lecturers and students in interactive videoconference classes in the mathematical sciences
  • Open to honours, masters and PhD students, early career-researchers and industry professionals looking to upskill
  • Third-year undergraduate students are welcome to enrol
  • Subjects may be taken for credit with the permission of your home university. Discuss with your Honours/Masters/Program Coordinator to confirm your eligibility and the process you need to follow (e.g. enrolling in a shell subject.)

Read the subject guides and take the pre-enrolment quizzes below to find out about the level of foundational knowledge required for each subject.

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Subject Enrolment Fees

FEE CATEGORY AMOUNT
AMSI Member Student FREE
AMSI Member $750.00
Non-AMSI Member Student $1000.00
Non-AMSI Member $1500.00


All fees are in AUD, inclusive of GST and applicable per subject

Who can access AMSI Member rates?

  • Staff currently employed at AMSI Member institutions
  • Students currently enrolled at AMSI Member institutions
  • Retirees who have a current AustMS membership

There is no individual membership required. View a full list of AMSI Member institutions.

Lecturers

Interested in honours or masters teaching over the AMSI ACE Network?

  • We’re seeking subject proposals from engaging honours or masters lecturers who enjoy teaching online.
  • Teach mathematical sciences students and ECRs from around Australia.
  • ACE subjects are often used to supplement the honours or masters curriculum.
  • In recognition of the hard work that goes into producing quality honours and masters subjects, AMSI will provide lecturer payments of $1500 per approved subject (conditional on external students being enrolled post-census date).
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Convenors

Get your department and students involved in the AMSI ACE Network today!

  • Encourage your lecturers to open their honours and masters subjects to external students over the AMSI ACE Network
  • Promote the AMSI ACE subjects to your students and encourage them to enrol
  • Advise your students of the process they need to follow to request permission to sit a subject for credit and your university process for receiving a credit (e.g. enrolling in a shell subject)
  • Refer to the subject guides when determining if your students can sit an ACE subject/s for credit towards their degree

2025 Subject Timetable

Semester 1

Semester One

Semester 2

Semester Two

Semester Two enrolments open 16 May

Past ACE Network Subjects

2024
SEMESTER ONE
Subject Lecturer Host university
Algebraic Number Theory Florian Breuer The University of Newcastle
Methods and Theory of Modern Optimisation Professor Andrew Eberhard RMIT University
Data Security Dr Saiful Islam The University of Newcastle
Differential Geometry Paul Bryan Macquarie University
Mathematical Modelling in Ecology* Michael Bode Queensland University of Technology
Probability and Martingale Theory Beniamin Goldys The University of Sydney
Statistical Learning* Dr Farshid Hajati University of New England
SEMESTER TWO
Subject Lecturer Host university
Advanced Numerical Analysis* Bishnu Lamichhane University of Newcastle
Frontiers of Applied Cryptography Dr Arathi Arakala & Dr Amy Corman RMIT University
Introduction to Nonlinear PDEs Mike Meylan University of Newcastle
Mathematical Epidemiology* Stephen Davis RMIT University
Consulting in Statistics and Data Science* Marijka Batterham University of Wollongong
Time Series Nan Zhou Macquarie University
2023
SEMESTER ONE
Subject Lecturer Host university
Algebraic Number Theory Florian Breuer The University of Newcastle
Arbitrage Pricing in Continuous Time Zhou Zhou The University of Sydney
Computational Mathematics Georg Gottwald The University of Sydney
Differential Geometry Paul Bryan Macquarie University
Martingales* Andrea Collevecchio & Gregory Markowsky Monash University
Mathematical Modelling in Ecology* Michael Bode Queensland University of Technology
Permutation groups Michael Giudici The University of Western Australia
Probability and Martingale Theory Beniamin Goldys The University of Sydney
Statistical Learning* Robert Cope University of New England
SEMESTER TWO
Subject Lecturer Host university
Advanced Numerical Analysis* Bishnu Lamichhane University of Newcastle
Computational Thinking with Python* Wencheng Yang UniSQ
Fields & Modules Daniel Stevenson The University of Adelaide
Introduction to Nonlinear PDEs Mike Meylan University of Newcastle
Introduction to Stochastic Analysis Anna Aksamit The University of Sydney
Mathematical Epidemiology* Stephen Davis RMIT University
Partial Differential Equations Zihua Guo Monash University
Statistical Consulting* Marijka Batterham University of Wollongong
Statistical & Time-Series Analysis of Climate Variables John Boland University of South Australia
2022
SEMESTER ONE
Subject Lecturer Host university
Applied Computational Mathematics Georg Gottwald The University of Sydney
Arbitrage Pricing in Continuous Time Zhou Zhou The University of Sydney
C*-Algebras Aidan Sims University of Wollongong
Mathematical Modelling in Ecology* Michael Bode Queensland University of Technology
Metric Spaces Daniel Daners The University of Sydney
Methods and Theory of Modern Optimisation* Scott Lindstrom & Andrew Eberhard Curtin University & RMIT University
Probability and Martingale Theory Alexander Fish & Beniamin Goldys The University of Sydney
Random Matrix Theory Mario Kieburg The University of Melbourne
Statistical Learning Brenda Vo University of New England
SEMESTER TWO
                                                     Subject Lecturer Host university
Advanced Numerical Analysis* Bishnu Lamichhane University of Newcastle
Computational Thinking with Python* Wencheng Yang University of Southern Queensland
Complex Analysis* Gregory Markovsky Monash University
Introduction to Nonlinear PDEs Mike Meylan University of Newcastle
Lagrangian and Hamiltonian Dynamics Holger Dullin The University of Sydney
Mathematical Epidemiology* Stephen Davis RMIT University
Statistical & Time-Series Analysis of Climate Variables John Boland University of South Australia
Statistical Consulting* Marijka Batterham University of Wollongong
Topological Groups George Willis The University of Newcastle
2021
SEMESTER ONE
Subject Lecturer Host university
Advanced Data Analysis Thomas Suesse University of Wollongong
Asymptotic and Perturbation Methods for Ordinary and Partial Differential Equations Justin Tzou Macquarie University
Convex Optimisation* Matthew Tam The University of Melbourne
Elliptic PDEs from an Elementary Viewpoint Serena Dipierro & Enrico Valdinoci The University of Western Australia
Functional Analysis Daniel Daners The University of Sydney
Mathematical Modelling in Ecology* Michael Bode Queensland University of Technology
Networks and High-Dimensional Inference Eduardo Altmann & Lamiae Azizi The University of Sydney
Statistical Consulting* David Steel University of Wollongong
SEMESTER TWO
Subject Lecturer Host university
Abstract Algebra Bea Bleile University of New England
Advanced Numerical Analysis Bishnu Lamichhane University of Newcastle
Computational Thinking with Python* Tianning Li University of Southern Queensland
Nonlinear PDEs Mike Meylan University of Newcastle
Introduction to PDEs Zihua Guo Monash University
Lagrangian and Hamiltonian Dynamics Holger Dullin The University of Sydney
Mathematical Epidemiology Stephen Davis RMIT University
Optimisation for Deep Learning* Nadezda Sukhorukova, Julien Ugon & Vera Roshchina Swinburne University of Technology, Deakin University & UNSW
Topological Groups George Willis University of Newcastle
2020
SEMESTER ONE
Subject Lecturer Host University
Advanced Data Analysis Thomas Suesse University of Wollongong
Advanced Topics in Cryptography Serdar Boztas RMIT University
Applied Mathematical Modelling Peter Kim The University of Sydney
Modern Methods of Theoretical Modelling Snezhana Abarzhi The University of Western Australia
Networks and High-Dimensional Inference Eduardo Altmann The University of Sydney
Nonlocal Diffusion, Theory and Applications Serena Dipierro The University of Western Australia
Real Analysis and Measure Theory Enrico Valdinoci The University of Western Australia
Statistical Consulting David Steel University of Wollongong
Theory of Statistics Paul Kabaila La Trobe University
SEMESTER TWO
Subject Lecturer Host University
Advanced Numerical Analysis Bishnu Lamichhane The University of Newcastle
Algebraic Number Theory Florian Breuer The University of Newcastle
Complex Analysis Greg Markowsky Monash University
Computational Thinking with Python Shelly Grist University of Southern Queensland
Mathematical Biology Stephen Davis RMIT University
Optimisation for Deep Learning Nadezda Sukhorukova Swinburne University
Symmetry of Integrable Equations Yang Shi Flinders University
Vector Calculus and Mathematical Modelling of Fluid Flows Sergey Suslov Swinburne University
2019
SEMESTER ONE
Subject Lecturer Host University
Advanced Data Analysis Pavel Krivitsky University of Wollongong
Advanced Topics in Cryptography Serdar Boztas RMIT University
Algebra: Advanced Group Theory Michael Giudici The University of Western Australia
Asymptotic Methods and Perturbation Theory Sharon Stephen The University of Sydney
C*-Algebras Aidan Sims University of Wollongong
Introduction to Valued Fields Florian Breuer & George Willis The University of Newcastle
Random Graphs vs. Complex Networks Eduardo Altmann The University of Sydney
Statistical Consulting David Steel University of Wollongong
Subject Lecturer Host University
Theory of Statistics Paul Kabaila La Trobe University
SEMESTER TWO
Subject Lecturer Host University
A Gentle Introduction to Partial Differential Equations Enrico Valdinoci The University of Western Australia
Advanced Numerical Analysis Bishnu Lamicchane The University of Newcastle
Computational Thinking with Python Shelly Grist University of Southern Queensland
Geometry and Symmetry of Nonlinear Integrable Equations Yang Shi Flinders University
Measure Theory and Integration (formerly Measure, Integral and Probability) Marianito Rodrigo University of Wollongong
Methods and Theory of Modern Optimisation Andrew Eberhard RMIT University
Nonlinear Control and Estimation Chris Kellett The University of Newcastle
Optimal Transportation and Monge-Ampère Equations Jiakun Liu University of Wollongong