
Areas of specialisation within the Bachelor of Applied Science and specialist degrees such as the Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Science lead to expertise in a specific field. Our lecturing staff closely engage with industry to ensure the course content of our degrees is relevant and reflects the ever changing world of science.
APPLIED CHEMISTRY
![]() Triston Insley-Younkin Bachelor of Applied Science, Applied Chemistry ![]() Denise Nardan Master of Applied Science, Chemistry |
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APPLIED MATHEMATICS
![]() Mei Zi Ho Bachelor of Applied Science – Applied Mathematics Bachelor of Business – Accounting |
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APPLIED MICROBIOLOGY
![]() Pranita Prasad Bachelor of Applied Science – Applied Microbiology |
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AQUACULTURE
![]() Annapoorna Maitrayee Ganesan PhD student, Aquaculture |
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FOOD SCIENCE
![]() Rebecca Doidge Bachelor of Applied Science, Food Science |
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HEALTH PROTECTION
![]() Jaimi Flude Bachelor of Applied Science, Health protection | Health protection officers work for either a public health unit of a district health board or within a local council (where they are called environmental health officers) making sure the community lives in a healthy environment. Graduates may find themselves working in areas such as:
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MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE
![]() Fia Saumamao Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Science | This degree prepares you for a career in a diagnostic laboratory or a medically related occupation. Registered medical laboratory scientists work in public hospitals and private laboratories. Their work consists of diagnostic laboratory testing in all specialisations. Other career paths include:
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