MSc - Biosecurity and Conservation - Research 120 points in Auckland New Zealand | University of Auckland

Pursuing an MSc allows dedicated scientists to concentrate on a specific field of interest while earning an advanced degree. A taught master's program offers specialized training in your selected discipline, while a research-based master's enhances your investigative abilities through collaboration with Faculty of Science experts - many of whom are leading figures in their respective fields. Typically, students begin an MSc after finishing a PGDipSci. The program requires completing 120 credits (with a maximum of 160) in a specialization, achievable through one year of full-time study or two years part-time for research-based programs, or four years part-time for taught programs. Some specializations may not offer both study options. For those entering directly from an undergraduate degree, 240 credits (maximum 280) must be completed within two years of full-time study or four years part-time for research programs, or six years part-time for taught programs. Again, not all specializations provide both study pathways.