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Ecology spans from microscopic molecules to vast forests, offering insights into how living beings interact with their surroundings. Today, we're flooded with data about nature - the challenge lies in interpreting it meaningfully. This is where ecology steps in, providing frameworks to understand organism-environment relationships. Massey University's Bachelor of Science (Ecology and Conservation) delivers top-tier ecology education in New Zealand, standing as the premier option for comprehensive ecological training. Our faculty includes globally recognized researchers whose innovative work directly informs course content.
Lectures incorporate current scientific discoveries. As New Zealand's most established ecology program (operating for over two decades), we offer unparalleled experience in ecological education.
All students must meet university entrance requirements to be admitted to the University. To be admitted to an undergraduate qualification, you will need a minimum level of academic achievement from school, or another university or tertiary institution.
Specific requirements
There are no specific entry requirements for this qualification, outside of university admission regulations. However there is some expected background knowledge.
Expected high school preparation
Knowledge gained in the following NCEA subjects (or the equivalent in Cambridge International Examinations, International Baccalaureate, or similar) will give you the expected background knowledge to take this major.
At least 14 credits in NCEA Level 3 Biology
Haven't studied the right subjects at high school?
The following pathways will get you prepared to study this major. If you have not studied NCEA Level 3 Biology (or equivalent) take the following course first:
162103 Introductory Biology
This course is available in the summer semester and will count towards credits in your degree.
International English Language Requirements: