Bachelor of Science (Honours)

Already have a degree and want to prepare yourself for higher-level careers or a master’s degree or PhD? The Bachelor of Science (Honours) is for students with an undergraduate degree in applied mathematics, computer science or science.

At the heart of the programme is the honours dissertation; an independent small-scale research project on a scientific topic. We have strong links with key industry organisations, and many students complete their research project in collaboration with an industry partner. Papers in the Bachelor of Science (Honours) focus on the latest developments in applied mathematics, computer science and science.

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Start date: 2018

Start date: 2019

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Minimum entry requirements

  • Bachelor of Mathematical Sciences or Bachelor of Science (or equivalent) with a B grade average or higher in level 7 papers.

English language requirements

  • IELTS (Academic) 6.5 overall with all bands 6.0 or higher; or equivalent

The degree consists of papers and a dissertation where you undertake a supervised research project, sometimes in collaboration with an industry partner.

You can specialise in:

  • Applied conservation
  • Computer and mathematical sciences
  • Science
Quick facts
Programme code:
AK1040
Level:
8
Points:
120
Duration:
1 year full-time / part-time available
Campus:
City Campus
Starts:

16 Jul 2018 (computing only)

25 Feb 2019

Fees:
Tuition and other fees
  • The tuition fee for a year of full-time study varies depending on your course of study and the combination of papers you study within your qualification. Estimates given are based on paper selection of previous student enrolments within each qualification. Your exact fees will be calculated at the time of invoicing.
  • The tuition fee for a year of full-time study varies depending on your course of study and the combination of papers you study within your qualification. Estimates given are based on paper selection of previous student enrolments within each qualification. Your exact fees will be calculated at the time of invoicing.
Zahra Moiyadi
Biyuan Wang
Johnny Pearce
Kevin Kantono
Samir Brown
Zahra Moiyadi
Great graduatesZahra MoiyadiLaboratory Technician – Organic Chemistry, WatercareBachelor of Science
Bachelor of Science (Honours)AUT Bachelor of Science alumna Zahra Moiyadi is now working as a laboratory technician for Watercare; an essential role in Auckland’s infrastructure.Zahra Moiyadi was drawn to the challenge of studying chemistry. The AUT science alumna is now working as a laboratory technician for Watercare; an essential role in Auckland’s infrastructure. She says she constantly draws on what she learned at AUT. She says that AUT prepared her well for the working world, and gave her opportunities that she couldn’t have found elsewhere.
Biyuan Wang
Great graduatesBiyuan WangBachelor of Mathematical Sciences
Bachelor of Science (Honours)She has always been passionate about mathematics, says Biyuan Wang who is enrolled in a Bachelor of Science (Honours) and would like to do a PhD one day.She has always been passionate about mathematics, says Biyuan Wang who is enrolled in a Bachelor of Science (Honours) and would like to do a PhD one day.
Johnny Pearce
Great graduatesJohnny PearceAquaculture Technician, Manaki – New Zealand Premium WhitebaitBachelor of Science
Bachelor of Science (Honours)Choosing to study marine biology was an easy decision, says AUT science alumnus Johnny Pearce who has always been passionate about marine life and the ocean.Choosing to study marine biology was an easy decision, says Johnny Pearce who has always been passionate about marine life and the ocean. It’s a decision he hasn’t regretted, Johnny says. He enjoyed the practical aspects of the papers, especially the field trips. Now working as an aquaculture technician, Johnny loves working with one of New Zealand’s most unique fish on a daily basis.
Kevin Kantono
Great graduatesKevin KantonoProduct Development Technologist, Sanford LtdDoctor of Philosophy
Bachelor of Science
Bachelor of Science (Honours)
Diploma in Applied ScienceAn eye opening conversation with an industry insider first sparked his interest in food science, says AUT alumnus Kevin Kantono who now works at Sanford Ltd.AUT science alumnus Kevin Kantono now uses his knowledge of food science to develop new seafood products for Sanford, New Zealand’s largest integrated fishing and aquaculture business. Kevin, who went all the way from a diploma to the PhD, says he would highly recommend AUT for its outstanding student services, engaging staff and hands-on labs.
Samir Brown
Great graduatesSamir BrownBachelor of Science
Bachelor of Science (Honours)Being able to work with Frucor Suntory was one of the highlights of studying food science, says Samir Brown who is completing a Bachelor of Science (Honours).Being able to work with Frucor Suntory – a market leader in the energy drink and water sectors – was one of the highlights of studying food science at AUT, says Samir Brown who is currently completing a Bachelor of Science (Honours). Planning to find a quality assurance job within the beverage industry once he graduates later this year, Samir is currently researching wheat beer.

The information on this page was correct at time of publication. For a comprehensive overview of AUT qualifications, please refer to the Academic Calendar.

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