Chemistry
A course by
AUT
Study the Chemistry major in the Bachelor of Science at AUT to explore environmental, biological, organic, physical, inorganic, food and analytical chemistry, and gain essential practical laboratory skills for scientific employment.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
City Campus, Auckland
It will take a total of 3 years

Gain essential practical laboratory skills needed for scientific employment, both in New Zealand and overseas.

Build a strong understanding of chemical properties, processes of chemical change, and the ability to analyse chemical systems.

Apply fundamental and advanced chemistry concepts (organic, inorganic, analytical, physical, biological) to solve scientific challenges.
The Chemistry major in the Bachelor of Science at AUT develops your understanding of chemical properties and processes, as well as practical skills in synthesis and analysis of chemical systems. You'll learn about the role of chemistry in contemporary national and global issues, and be prepared for scientific employment across a range of industries. The major includes core science courses, chemistry-specific modules, and opportunities for industry-related projects in your final year.
What you need to know first

Pharmaceuticals
Biotechnology
Food and Drink
Health and Medical
Research
Petrochemicals
Plastics and Polymers

Chemistry
A course by
AUT
Study the Chemistry major in the Bachelor of Science at AUT to explore environmental, biological, organic, physical, inorganic, food and analytical chemistry, and gain essential practical laboratory skills for scientific employment.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
City Campus, Auckland
It will take a total of 3 years

Gain essential practical laboratory skills needed for scientific employment, both in New Zealand and overseas.

Build a strong understanding of chemical properties, processes of chemical change, and the ability to analyse chemical systems.

Apply fundamental and advanced chemistry concepts (organic, inorganic, analytical, physical, biological) to solve scientific challenges.
The Chemistry major in the Bachelor of Science at AUT develops your understanding of chemical properties and processes, as well as practical skills in synthesis and analysis of chemical systems. You'll learn about the role of chemistry in contemporary national and global issues, and be prepared for scientific employment across a range of industries. The major includes core science courses, chemistry-specific modules, and opportunities for industry-related projects in your final year.
What you need to know first

Pharmaceuticals
Biotechnology
Food and Drink
Health and Medical
Research
Petrochemicals
Plastics and Polymers

NCEA University Entrance or equivalent
Prior high school chemistry knowledge recommended
Optional pre-test available for those unsure of chemistry level
Analytical Chemist
Biotechnologist
Chemical Engineer
Clinical Scientist
Biochemist
Forensic Scientist
Nanotechnologist
Pharmacologist
Laboratory Technician
Toxicologist
Public Service Roles
Management Consulting
Science Communication
Science Teacher (after additional teacher training)
NCEA University Entrance or equivalent
Prior high school chemistry knowledge recommended
Optional pre-test available for those unsure of chemistry level
Analytical Chemist
Biotechnologist
Chemical Engineer
Clinical Scientist
Biochemist
Forensic Scientist
Nanotechnologist
Pharmacologist
Laboratory Technician
Toxicologist
Public Service Roles
Management Consulting
Science Communication
Science Teacher (after additional teacher training)