Master of Science (MSc)
Other Science
A course by
University of Auckland
The Master of Science (MSc) enables advanced study and research in science, offering both taught and research pathways in a range of specialisations.
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Core skills this course teaches
Develop advanced knowledge in a focused scientific area
Graduates will gain specialist expertise and up-to-date knowledge in their chosen area of science, allowing for enhanced professional and research capability.
Undertake independent scientific research
About This Course
The Master of Science (MSc) programme is designed for committed scientists to advance their knowledge and skills in a focused area of science. Students can choose either a taught or research pathway and work closely with faculty researchers. The programme includes independent research opportunities, specialist training, and advanced coursework in a chosen field. Graduates are equipped for employment in research-led and specialist science roles, or further academic progression.
Course Content
- 120 or 240 point options for entry with different durations
- Specialist training in chosen scientific field
- Taught pathway: 120 points of 700-level coursework (may include dissertation)
- Research pathway: 120-point research thesis OR 90-point research thesis/research portfolio plus 30 points coursework
- Progression and structure dependent on entry qualification (e.g. degree or PGDipSci)
- Pathways available for students from undergraduate or postgraduate entry
- Close work with leading Science researchers
- Development of advanced research skills
Entry Requirements
120-point MSc: Typically requires a Postgraduate Diploma in Science (PGDipSci)
Build towards these roles
Researcher (academic or industry)Specialist science rolesFurther doctoral study (PhD)Science communicationLaboratory management
Build skills in these industries
ScienceResearchAcademia
