UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND · NEW ZEALAND
Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Science Conjoint
Bachelor's · Taught in en
At a glance
48 mo
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Bachelor's
Level
- 4 yearsFull-time duration
- 540 pointsTotal credit requirement
- Two majorsChoice of up to two majors for BA and two for BSc
- Unique combinationsExplore diverse subject pairings
- Global relevanceDevelop critical skills for evolving job markets
The Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Science Conjoint (BA/BSc Conjoint) allows you to combine studies in the natural, physical, and social sciences with the arts. This interdisciplinary program equips you with both quantitative and qualitative skills, fostering analytical thinking, strong communication abilities, and a deep understanding of the societal and historical context of knowledge. You can tailor your degree to your specific interests by choosing majors from a wide array of subjects, including sciences like Physics and Computer Science, and arts subjects like History and Māori Studies, along with various foreign languages. This unique combination prepares you for a diverse range of future career paths.
Curriculum
The BA/BSc Conjoint program typically takes four years to complete and requires a total of 540 points. This includes points from BA courses, BSc courses, a General Education course, and general university courses. Students usually complete 135 points each year to finish within four years. Maintaining a Grade Point Average of 3.5 each year is necessary to continue with the conjoint program.
- Year 1
- General Education Course (Recommended: WTRAED 100 or WTRSCI 100)
- BA Courses
- BSc Courses
- Year 2
- BA Courses
- BSc Courses
- Year 3
- BA Courses
- BSc Courses
- Year 4
- BA Courses
- BSc Courses
Careers
Graduates of the BA/BSc Conjoint program are well-prepared for a wide range of careers due to their combined analytical, communication, and critical thinking skills. The degree equips students for the evolving employment landscape and provides a strong foundation for further specialized study.
- Business analyst
- Business development manager
- Game developer
- Laboratory technician
- Researcher
- Science communications or marketing specialist
- Teacher
- UX developer
Frequently asked questions
- What are the general entry requirements for the BA/BSc Conjoint program?
- Please refer to the University Calendar for specific admission and enrolment requirements. You must also meet the University's Academic English Language Requirement, with specific score details available through the University's dedicated information.
- How long does the Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Science Conjoint program take to complete?
- The BA/BSc Conjoint program typically takes four years to complete, requiring a total of 540 points, with students usually completing 135 points each year.
- What are the tuition fees for international students?
- International students are considered full-fee paying. Tuition fees are calculated based on the subjects enrolled in and vary, so please refer to the University's undergraduate fees tables for international students for estimates.
- What additional compulsory fees do international students need to pay?
- In addition to tuition, a Compulsory Student Services Fee (CSSF) of approximately NZ$1,108.80 for full-time study applies. Overseas student health and travel insurance is also compulsory and will be added to tuition fees.
- What kind of careers can I pursue after graduating from this program?
- Graduates are well-prepared for careers such as a Business analyst, Game developer, Laboratory technician, Researcher, or Teacher, due to the program's development of analytical, communication, and critical thinking skills.
- When can I start the BA/BSc Conjoint program and what are the application deadlines?
- The program has start dates for 2026 Semester Two (July 20) and 2027 Semester One (March 1). Specific application deadlines are not provided, but international students should ensure they check eligibility and follow the application procedures.
Entry requirements
General University EntrancePlease refer to the University Calendar for specific admission and enrolment requirements.
Academic English Language RequirementPlease refer to the University's Academic English Language Requirement information.
Students are required to maintain a Grade Point Average of 3.5 each year to continue with their conjoint program. Students intending to apply for clinical selection after their first year, especially those enrolled in a Health major, should consult a Student Hub adviser regarding course planning and potential impacts on eligibility.
Fees
Tuition (international)Tuition fees are calculated based on the subjects enrolled in each semester and vary. Please refer to the University's undergraduate fees tables for international students for estimates.
Tuition (home)Not applicable for international students who are considered full-fee paying.
LivingEstimated living costs for international students are available, but not specified in the provided text. Plan for accommodation, food, textbooks, stationery, project resources, weekly bills, and leisure activities.
International students are considered full-fee paying. In addition to tuition, a Compulsory Student Services Fee (CSSF) of approximately NZ$1,108.80 for full-time study applies. Overseas student health and travel insurance (Studentsafe Inbound University policy by Allianz Partners) is compulsory and will be added to tuition fees.
How to apply
1. Check EligibilityReview the University Calendar for general admission and enrolment requirements, and specific programme prerequisites.
2. Secure Student VisaObtain the appropriate student visa for New Zealand. This is a condition of enrolment. The University's offer of admission does not guarantee visa issuance. Ensure your visa allows for full-time study.
3. Obtain Health and Travel InsuranceYou must have an approved health and travel insurance policy for the duration of your study. The University's Studentsafe Inbound University policy by Allianz Partners is the default option, but others may be available.
4. Submit ApplicationApply through the University's designated application process. Specific details on how and when to pay fees will be provided upon acceptance.
5. Provide Visa DocumentationSubmit a copy of your valid student visa to the University at the beginning of your first semester of study for the academic year.
6. Pay Tuition FeesPay your full year's tuition fees at the start of your first semester. Payment options, including Flywire, will be detailed upon admission. Late payment can affect your visa and enrolment.
Frequently asked questions
What are the general entry requirements for the BA/BSc Conjoint program?
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Please refer to the University Calendar for specific admission and enrolment requirements. You must also meet the University's Academic English Language Requirement, with specific score details available through the University's dedicated information.
How long does the Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Science Conjoint program take to complete?
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The BA/BSc Conjoint program typically takes four years to complete, requiring a total of 540 points, with students usually completing 135 points each year.
What are the tuition fees for international students?
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International students are considered full-fee paying. Tuition fees are calculated based on the subjects enrolled in and vary, so please refer to the University's undergraduate fees tables for international students for estimates.
What additional compulsory fees do international students need to pay?
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In addition to tuition, a Compulsory Student Services Fee (CSSF) of approximately NZ$1,108.80 for full-time study applies. Overseas student health and travel insurance is also compulsory and will be added to tuition fees.
What kind of careers can I pursue after graduating from this program?
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Graduates are well-prepared for careers such as a Business analyst, Game developer, Laboratory technician, Researcher, or Teacher, due to the program's development of analytical, communication, and critical thinking skills.
When can I start the BA/BSc Conjoint program and what are the application deadlines?
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The program has start dates for 2026 Semester Two (July 20) and 2027 Semester One (March 1). Specific application deadlines are not provided, but international students should ensure they check eligibility and follow the application procedures.