MSc by Coursework and Thesis - Cell and Molecular Bioscience in Wellington New Zealand | Victoria University of Wellington

Earn a globally recognized degree while advancing knowledge in your chosen discipline. Our Master of Science (MSc) program enhances your technical expertise, laboratory proficiency, and academic writing abilities, equipping you for a successful scientific career.

The MSc program requires two to two-and-a-half years of full-time study or up to four years part-time. Your first year will involve specialized coursework, followed by 12–15 months of supervised research culminating in a thesis. You may also have opportunities to publish in peer-reviewed journals during your studies.

Admission requires a Bachelor's degree in a relevant field with a B average or better in your major subject. Relevant professional experience may also be considered for entry.
Elevate your understanding of life's mechanisms—join the School of Biological Sciences to pioneer scientific breakthroughs and discoveries.

Delve deeper into chemical and biological systems as you investigate molecular-level life processes. Study clinical analysis techniques, therapeutic biochemistry, and pharmacological principles.

Investigate cutting-edge research in genetics, genomics, gene expression, and microbial molecular biology. Analyze cellular architecture, functionality, and behavior while exploring recent developments in physiology and pharmacology.

Specialize in your area of interest through independent study or thesis work. Your original research will refine your skills in experimental design, execution, and data interpretation while strengthening your ability to effectively communicate scientific results.