MSc - Optometry - Research 240 points in Auckland New Zealand | University of Auckland

Pursuing an MSc allows dedicated scientists to concentrate on a specific area of expertise while earning an advanced degree. A taught master's program offers specialized training in your selected discipline, whereas a research master's enhances your investigative abilities through collaboration with Faculty of Science researchers—many of whom are leading experts. Typically, students begin an MSc after finishing a PGDipSci. The program requires completing 120 points (up to 160 points) in a specialization within one year full-time or two years part-time (research track) or four years part-time (taught track). Note that not all specializations provide both taught and research pathways. If you enroll directly after an undergraduate degree, you'll need to complete 240 points (up to 280 points) in a specialization over two years full-time or four years part-time (research track) or six years part-time (taught track). Again, not all specializations offer both options.