Graduate Diploma in Science (GDipSc)
Mixed Studies
A course by
Victoria University
Broaden your career horizons and enhance your science knowledge with the Graduate Diploma in Science (GDipSc) at Victoria University of Wellington. Choose from a wide range of science specialisations or follow an interdisciplinary pathway.
NZ$10,915
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Core skills this course teaches
Gain advanced knowledge in a chosen science discipline or across multiple science fields
Graduates will demonstrate comprehensive understanding of theories, concepts, and methods in their area(s) of specialisation.
Develop analytical and practical scientific skills
What You're Signing Up For
The Graduate Diploma in Science (GDipSc) offers advanced undergraduate study in science, giving you the flexibility to specialise in a particular field by completing the 300-level requirements of a BSc major, or to create a broad program by taking courses from multiple science disciplines. It’s designed for graduates who want to update their knowledge, gain an extra major, or prepare for postgraduate science study. You can study full-time in two trimesters or part-time over up to four years.
Course Content
- Courses at 300-level in a chosen science subject (for specialisation)
- Interdisciplinary pathways across science disciplines
- Choice of majors: 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
- Option to prepare for postgraduate-level study in science
What you need to know first
Bachelor's degree or equivalent
Find these employment opportunities
Government and science agenciesIndustry research rolesLaboratory technical positionsProgression to postgraduate study leading to careers in research, academia, and specialist science roles
