UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY SYDNEY · AUSTRALIA
Master of Science
Master's · Taught in en · UCAS C04241
At a glance
18 mo
Duration
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Tuition / yr
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Language
Master's
Level
- 1.5 years full-timeDuration
- Choice of 6 majorsSpecialisation
- UTS City CampusLocation
- State-of-the-art laboratoriesFacilities
- Industry connectionsNetworking
- Core science subjectsFoundation
The Master of Science at UTS is a flexible and advanced degree designed to fast-track your career in the professional sciences. This program equips you with a future-ready toolkit of theoretical knowledge, practical skills, and cutting-edge approaches, tailored to your chosen field through one of six applied majors. You will benefit from teaching staff with strong academic backgrounds, extensive industry connections, and access to state-of-the-art research facilities and commercial-style laboratories. The course is structured to enhance your technical capabilities, preparing you to solve complex problems, drive innovation, and contribute to the advancement of scientific knowledge.
Curriculum
The Master of Science program includes core science subjects to build vital capabilities in areas like communication and data interpretation. You will then complete subjects within your chosen major stream, establishing sophisticated competencies in your future field. Professional options may also be available, such as Proposal Writing, Risk Assessments, and Ethics in Animal Research.
- First year
- Research Design, Data and Communication
- Core Major Subjects
- Second year
- Advanced insights into specialist area
- Hands-on projects or capstones
Careers
This course equips you with the expertise to make a significant impact in the global science community, preparing you for advanced roles in science. You will develop high-level scientific skills, professional acumen, and research capabilities, with opportunities for real-world application through projects and industry engagement.
- Senior scientists
- Professionals in diagnostic pathology
- Environmental consultants
- Conservation specialists
- Analytical chemists
Frequently asked questions
- What is the duration of the Master of Science program?
- The Master of Science program has a duration of 1.5 years of full-time study.
- What are the academic entry requirements for this program?
- Applicants must hold an undergraduate qualification in a field related to their chosen major for the Master of Science program.
- What is the indicative tuition fee for international students?
- The indicative total tuition fee for domestic students is $52,458.00. Indicative tuition fee for government-supported domestic students is $14,425.00. Fees are reviewed annually and may change.
- How do international students apply to the Master of Science program?
- International students can apply online through the UTS portal. The process involves checking admission requirements, preparing necessary documents, submitting the application, receiving an offer, accepting it, and then applying for a student visa.
- What are the available career outcomes after completing this Master's degree?
- Graduates can pursue advanced roles in science, including senior scientists, professionals in diagnostic pathology, environmental consultants, conservation specialists, and analytical chemists.
Entry requirements
Undergraduate qualificationMust be in a field related to your chosen major.
Consider the UTS Master of Science (Extension), a two-year program that includes additional credit points, and may offer a pathway to the Master of Philosophy in Science and the UTS PhD programme.
Fees
Tuition (international)Indicative tuition fee for government-supported domestic students: $14,425.00. Indicative tuition fee for domestic students: $52,458.00. Fees are reviewed annually and may change.
Tuition (home)Indicative total tuition fee for domestic students: $52,458.00. Fees are reviewed annually and may change.
LivingNot specified.
Indicative total tuition fee is an estimate for the entire course, based on full-time study each year. Fees are reviewed annually and may change.
How to apply
1. Check Admission RequirementsEnsure you meet the academic and English language proficiency requirements for the Master of Science program and your chosen major.
2. Prepare Required DocumentsGather all necessary documents, including academic transcripts, degree certificates, proof of English proficiency, and any other supporting documents as specified by UTS.
3. Submit ApplicationComplete and submit your application through the UTS online application system. Pay close attention to deadlines.
4. Receive OfferIf your application is successful, you will receive an offer letter from UTS detailing the terms and conditions.
5. Accept Offer and Pay DepositAccept the offer and make any required deposit payments by the specified deadline.
6. Apply for VisaOnce your offer is accepted and confirmed, you can apply for your Australian student visa.
Frequently asked questions
What is the duration of the Master of Science program?
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The Master of Science program has a duration of 1.5 years of full-time study.
What are the academic entry requirements for this program?
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Applicants must hold an undergraduate qualification in a field related to their chosen major for the Master of Science program.
What is the indicative tuition fee for international students?
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The indicative total tuition fee for domestic students is $52,458.00. Indicative tuition fee for government-supported domestic students is $14,425.00. Fees are reviewed annually and may change.
How do international students apply to the Master of Science program?
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International students can apply online through the UTS portal. The process involves checking admission requirements, preparing necessary documents, submitting the application, receiving an offer, accepting it, and then applying for a student visa.
What are the available career outcomes after completing this Master's degree?
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Graduates can pursue advanced roles in science, including senior scientists, professionals in diagnostic pathology, environmental consultants, conservation specialists, and analytical chemists.