AUCKLAND UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY · NEW ZEALAND
Bachelor of Science
Bachelor's · Taught in en · UCAS AK1041
At a glance
36 mo
Duration
6.0
IELTS
€22k
Tuition / yr
en
Language
Bachelor's
Level
- 3 yearsDuration
- City CampusCampus
- Integrates Mātauranga MāoriUnique Curriculum
- Capstone ProjectPractical Experience
- Strong Industry LinksCareer Ready
The Bachelor of Science at Auckland University of Technology (AUT) is designed for students passionate about understanding the world through scientific inquiry. This three-year full-time program offers access to expert lecturers and modern laboratory equipment, providing numerous opportunities for practical application through lab work and field trips. The curriculum uniquely integrates mātauranga Māori, fostering a holistic approach to science education. With strong connections to the global scientific community, this degree prepares you for a successful transition from university to a science career. Students will develop essential transferable skills through a set of core courses and then specialize by choosing a major, such as Biological Science, Chemistry, or Environmental Science. The program also offers flexibility to complement your studies with a minor or even a second major, allowing you to tailor your degree to your specific interests and career aspirations. Your final year includes a capstone project, providing valuable research or industry experience.
Curriculum
The Bachelor of Science requires the completion of 360 points, structured across core courses, a chosen major, and a flexible component that can include minors or a second major. This allows for a personalised study path tailored to your interests.
- Year 1
- Mahitahi | Collaborative PracticesDIGD507
- Science and SocietySCIE504
- Introductory AstronomyASTR500
- Foundations of LifeBIOL500
- Introduction to Biomedical ScienceBMED500
- Chemistry in Our WorldCHEM500
- Principles of ChemistryCHEM501
- Biological and Solution ChemistryCHEM502
- BiodiversityCONS500
- Our Dynamic EarthEASC500
- Environmental Science SkillsENVS502
- Our Total EnvironmentENVS503
- Food ScienceFOOD502
- Food TechnologyFOOD503
- Mapping Our EnvironmentGESC500
- Te Tiriti OraHEAL512
- Understanding Human Body SystemsHEAL514
- Hauora Māori and EnvironmentMAOH501
- Introduction to Marine ScienceMASC500
- Marine Science TechniquesMASC501
- Introductory Laboratory and Histological TechniquesMELS500
- Microbial LifeMICR501
- Physics for Scientists and EngineersPHYS501
- Climate ActionSOSC585
- Programming Concepts and TechniquesCOMP500
- Object Oriented ProgrammingCOMP503
- Algebra and Discrete MathematicsMATH502
- Introductory Mathematics for ScienceMATH504
- Algebra and Calculus IMATH505
- Applied StatisticsSTAT500
- Introductory Probability and StatisticsSTAT502
- Year 2
- Vision Mātauranga: Science Practice in AotearoaSCIE606
- Instrumental AnalysisCHEM604
- Scientific InquirySCIE600
- Year 3 - Final-year project
- Science Capstone Project ASCIE707
- Science Capstone Project BSCIE708
Frequently asked questions
- What are the tuition fees for international students for the Bachelor of Science program?
- International students pay NZD $42,721.60 per year, which includes NZD $41,500 for tuition fees and a NZD $1,221.60 student services levy. Major fees may vary slightly, for example, Computing is NZD $42,321.60 per year.
- What is the duration of the Bachelor of Science program?
- The Bachelor of Science is a three-year full-time program, requiring the completion of 360 points.
- What are the English language requirements for international students?
- International students must achieve an IELTS (Academic) score of 6.0 overall, with no band score lower than 5.5.
- How do I apply for the Bachelor of Science program as an international student?
- You need to check the entry requirements, gather supporting documents like transcripts and English proficiency proof, and then submit your online application through the AUT portal, selecting the Bachelor of Science (Programme code: AK1041). Comprehensive instructions are available in the 'How to Apply' section.
- What academic qualifications are required for international applicants?
- International applicants must hold qualifications equivalent to New Zealand University Entrance. Specific requirements vary by country, and it is recommended to check the university's country-specific guidelines for detailed information relevant to your educational background.
- What are the potential career paths after completing the Bachelor of Science?
- The program is designed to prepare you for a successful transition into a science career. While specific roles are not listed, the degree equips graduates with essential transferable skills through core courses and specialized majors.
Entry requirements
New Zealand University Entranceor equivalent
International QualificationsSpecific requirements vary by country. Please check the university's country-specific guidelines.
IELTS (Academic)6.0 overall with all bands 5.5 or higher
Recommended New Zealand school subjects for specific majors include: Calculus, Mathematics, Physics, Statistics for Analytics, Mathematical Modelling and Computation; Biology, Level 3 Chemistry for Biological Science, Biomedical Science; Level 3 Chemistry, Mathematics for Chemistry, Food Science; Biology for Environmental Science, Marine Science. If you don't meet the entry requirements, consider the Certificate in Applied Science or Diploma in Science.
Fees
Tuition (international)NZD $42,721.60 per year (for 120 points). This includes $41,500 tuition fees + $1,221.60 student services levy. (Computing major fees are NZD $42,321.60 per year)
Tuition (home)NZD $9,411.60 - $9,665.60 per year (for 120 points). This includes $8,190 - $8,444 tuition fees + $1,221.60 student services levy.
Living—
Fees are based on a full-time workload (120 points) and may vary depending on selected courses. Fees are subject to change annually. International students' tuition reflects the full cost, while domestic fees are partially government-funded. Other fees and charges may apply. Fees-free study may be available for domestic students.
How to apply
1. 1. Check Entry RequirementsEnsure you meet the minimum academic and English language requirements for the Bachelor of Science program. Refer to the 'Entry Requirements' section for specific qualifications and IELTS scores.
2. 2. Gather Supporting DocumentsPrepare all necessary documents, including academic transcripts, proof of English proficiency (e.g., IELTS certificate), and any other documents specified for international applicants.
3. 3. Submit Your Application OnlineComplete the online application form via the AUT application portal. Make sure to select the Bachelor of Science (Programme code: AK1041).
4. 4. Await Offer and Visa InformationAfter submitting your application, AUT will assess it. If successful, you will receive an offer of admission. International students will then need to apply for a student visa to study in New Zealand.
Frequently asked questions
What are the tuition fees for international students for the Bachelor of Science program?
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International students pay NZD $42,721.60 per year, which includes NZD $41,500 for tuition fees and a NZD $1,221.60 student services levy. Major fees may vary slightly, for example, Computing is NZD $42,321.60 per year.
What is the duration of the Bachelor of Science program?
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The Bachelor of Science is a three-year full-time program, requiring the completion of 360 points.
What are the English language requirements for international students?
+
International students must achieve an IELTS (Academic) score of 6.0 overall, with no band score lower than 5.5.
How do I apply for the Bachelor of Science program as an international student?
+
You need to check the entry requirements, gather supporting documents like transcripts and English proficiency proof, and then submit your online application through the AUT portal, selecting the Bachelor of Science (Programme code: AK1041). Comprehensive instructions are available in the 'How to Apply' section.
What academic qualifications are required for international applicants?
+
International applicants must hold qualifications equivalent to New Zealand University Entrance. Specific requirements vary by country, and it is recommended to check the university's country-specific guidelines for detailed information relevant to your educational background.
What are the potential career paths after completing the Bachelor of Science?
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The program is designed to prepare you for a successful transition into a science career. While specific roles are not listed, the degree equips graduates with essential transferable skills through core courses and specialized majors.