I'm looking at going to UniMelb next year to do a Bachelor of Science, majoring in Mathematics and Statistics, with lots of breadth in Economics/Finance. These Commerce areas are the fields that I hope to go into eventually, but I am primarily seeking the mathematical background (which is why I want to do Science). I have a couple of questions about course structure.
The handbook mentions the "Diversity of Level 1 science study" requirements: you need to complete subjects from at least two areas of study, and you can only do a maximum of three subjects in each area of study. Seeing as this is only specified for Level 1, are there any restrictions on Level 2 and 3 study? Looking at any of the Sample Course Plans for various majors, it seems that of the ~6 Science subjects per year, they are still from 2 or more areas of study in each example; however, could I take 6 mathematics subjects in year 2 and year 3?
I don't think I would go to such extremes, but I would want to do more than shown in the Sample Course Plans as I want to go into Commerce eventually, and most Science areas (other than mathematics) are not of any particular interest.
Thanks in advance.