AUT - Bachelor of Science: degree outline
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Bachelor of Science: degree outline
This degree is ideal for students who wish to work in a scientific profession. You can major in: analytics, applied chemistry, applied mathematics, applied microbiology, marine biology, astronomy, computer science, environmental science, food science; or health protection & environmental health.
Quick facts
Programme code: AK1041
Level: 7
Points: 360
Duration: 3 years full time / equivalent part time (note: you can change from full to part time at any point in your study)
Venue: City Campus
Starting date: 27 February 2012
AUT University encourages early application. This qualification will remain open until all places have been filled.
Admission and entry requirements
Additional entry requirements
- NCEA preferred subjects: Level 3 in Maths with Statistics, Biology or Chemistry or Geography or Mathematics with Calculus
- Applied Chemistry, Applied Microbiology, Aquaculture, Food Science, Health Protection
Level 3: Biology, Chemistry, Statistics and Modelling - Environmental Studies
Level 3: Biology, Chemistry or Geography or Science, Statistics and Modelling
Majors
- Analytics*
- Applied Chemistry
- Applied Mathematics*
- Applied Microbiology
- Marine Biology
- Astronomy*
- Computer Science*
- Environmental Science
- Food Science
- Health Protection & Environmental Health
*These majors are run through the school of computing and mathematical science.
You can complete the Bachelor of Science with no major, providing broad-base qualification and the ability to select papers across several majors.
Double major
You can complete the BSc in 2 major areas or study, such as applied microbiology and food science, or Marine Biology and environmental science. Having 2 majors to your bow makes you a versatile graduate.
Additional majors or minors
Students undertaking the Bachelor of Science may choose a second major, either from those available within their degree (double major) or a second major from the list of additional majors available from outside their degree. Minors are also available in these subjects. The availability of additional majors and minors will depend on timetabling and some subject restrictions,and in some cases, choosing an additional major or minor may require students to undertake extra points to complete their degree.
Structure
You take a wide-range of science papers to start with, and then build on your major(s) in years 2 and 3. You will complete a research project in your third year that involves an investigation into a scientific problem.
Other courses you may be interested in
Bachelor of Science & Bachelor of Business conjoint degree
Bachelor of Science & Bachelor of Computer and Information Sciences conjoint degree
Bachelor of Medical Laboratory Science
Graduate Certificate and Graduate Diploma in Science