The Bachelor of Science (Chemistry Major) at Auckland University of Technology provides a comprehensive study of chemistry, covering environmental, biological, organic, physical, inorganic, food, and analytical chemistry. This program prepares students to tackle challenges in developing new products and processes, and to understand the make-up and behavior of various chemicals. Graduates gain essential practical laboratory skills, opening doors to diverse career paths both in New Zealand and internationally.
The Chemistry major focuses on understanding chemical properties, processes of chemical change, and practical skills in synthesizing and analyzing chemical systems. Students also learn about the role of chemistry in national and global issues. In addition to the chemistry-specific courses, all Bachelor of Science students complete core courses to develop transferable skills.
A Chemistry major equips graduates with skills highly valued across various sectors. You will be prepared for roles that involve product development, process improvement, and chemical analysis. Opportunities exist both in New Zealand and internationally.
Specific academic entry requirements for the Bachelor of Science were not provided, but generally require a strong academic record equivalent to NCEA Level 3 (or international equivalent).
Tuition fees are indicative for 2024 and may vary depending on the specific papers chosen. Living costs are an estimate and can vary based on individual lifestyle.
Accreditation details for this specific program were not provided.
For international students, the indicative tuition fee for 2024 is NZD $35,746 per year. This figure may vary based on the specific papers chosen.
Estimated living costs are NZD $25,000 per year. These costs can vary depending on an individual's lifestyle.
International students generally need an IELTS Academic overall band score of 6.0, with no less than 5.5 in any band.
Graduates are prepared for roles in product development, process improvement, and chemical analysis within industries like pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals, and the food and drink sector, both in New Zealand and internationally.
You can apply online via the AUT website. The process involves preparing documents like academic transcripts and proof of English proficiency, submitting the online form, and tracking your application status.