Diploma in Science and Technology – DipScTech
Mixed Studies
A course by
Massey University
A flexible, one-year diploma allowing students to choose from a wide range of science and technology courses, providing a pathway to further study or expanding knowledge in chosen fields.
NZ$8,420
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Core skills this course teaches
Wide foundational knowledge in science and technology
Achieve a broad base in different science and technology disciplines according to chosen courses.
Preparation for further study
Enable credit transfer to related bachelor's degrees, subject to regulations.
What You're Signing Up For
The Diploma in Science and Technology (DipScTech) at Massey University is a one-year undergraduate qualification designed for those seeking a broad and flexible introduction to science and technology. The diploma allows students to select courses from across scientific and technological areas including agriculture, human and animal sciences, mathematics, computing, health, environment, construction, and more. Students can tailor their study to suit their interests or intended career or further study pathways. Courses passed as part of this diploma may be later credited towards a bachelor's degree, subject to appropriate regulations.
Course Content
- Select courses across science and technology fields including (but not limited to): Agribusiness, Animal Science, Agriculture and Horticulture, Plant Biology, Environmental Science, Biochemistry, Chemistry, Physics, Agricultural Engineering, Geography, Nutritional Science, Information Systems, Information Technology, Computer Science, Mathematics, Statistics, Biology, Psychology, Natural Resource Management, Soil Science, Physiology, Ecology, Zoology, Genetics, Health Sciences, Building and Construction, Engineering Studies, Critical Thinking, Public Health, Earth Science, Sport and Exercise Science, Māori Resource and Environmental Management, Logistics and Supply Chain, Natural Sciences, Process and Environmental Technology, Agronomy, Horticulture, Plant Health, Equine Science.
- The structure typically involves four 15-credit courses per semester, totalling 120 credits for the year.
- Mix of compulsory and elective courses as chosen by the student.
What you need to know first
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