Graduate Certificate in Science (GCertSc)
Mixed Studies
A course by
Victoria University
The GCertSc at Victoria University of Wellington is a flexible one-trimester (full-time) or up to two-year (part-time) program for graduates seeking advanced undergraduate science knowledge in a new field or interdisciplinary combination. It is ideal for both career enhancement and as preparation for further postgraduate study.
NZ$4,762
inc GST
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Core skills this course teaches
Specialised scientific knowledge
Gain foundational or advanced knowledge in a new scientific discipline, or across multiple science fields.
Preparation for postgraduate study
Develop the academic base necessary to progress into honours- or master's-level science qualifications.
About This Course
Study a new subject or broaden your science knowledge with the 60-point Graduate Certificate in Science (GCertSc). Choose to specialise in a particular science discipline or create an interdisciplinary pathway across a range of subjects. This certificate is suited to those already working in industry who wish to update their skills, as well as graduates seeking a foundation for further postgraduate qualifications. Completion provides a route to postgraduate programs like the Bachelor of Science with Honours or Master of Science.
Course Content
- Actuarial Science
- Artificial Intelligence
- Biology
- Biotechnology
- Cell and Molecular Bioscience
- Chemistry
- Computer Graphics and Games
- Computer Science
- Data Science
- Development Studies
- Earth Science
- Ecology and Biodiversity
- Electronic and Computer Systems
- Environmental Studies
- Geography
- Geology
- Marine Biology
- Mathematics
- Physics
- Psychology
- Science Communication
- Statistics
Entry Requirements
A Bachelor's degree or equivalent.
Build towards these roles
Roles in scientific and technical industriesEnhanced career prospects in existing fieldsResearch assistant rolesPreparation for roles requiring postgraduate science knowledge
Build skills in these industries
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