Bachelor of Science in Geoscience Program By Auckland University of Technology (AUT) |Top Universities

Program overview

Degree

MBA

Study Level

Undergraduate

Study the Geoscience major in the Bachelor of Science, and learn more about our planet and your world. Explore how Earth compares to other planets, why we experience earthquakes, where the new resources of tomorrow will come from, and how you fit into 4.6 billion years of time. Study geoscience and you’ll learn a range of skills, from geology and earth systems to mapping and geospatial, social science and the application of geoscience for society. Geoscience can open doors in a range of careers including resource companies, government, national and international development, pollution and waste, environmental consultancies, museums and national parks.

Program overview

Degree

MBA

Study Level

Undergraduate

Study the Geoscience major in the Bachelor of Science, and learn more about our planet and your world. Explore how Earth compares to other planets, why we experience earthquakes, where the new resources of tomorrow will come from, and how you fit into 4.6 billion years of time. Study geoscience and you’ll learn a range of skills, from geology and earth systems to mapping and geospatial, social science and the application of geoscience for society. Geoscience can open doors in a range of careers including resource companies, government, national and international development, pollution and waste, environmental consultancies, museums and national parks.

Admission requirements

Undergraduate

80+
6+
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24+

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Based in New Zealand, Auckland University of Technology offers 115 undergraduate programs including:


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To be eligible for admission, domestic students need University Entrance, while international applicants need to have completed Year 13 Cambridge International Examinations or the International Baccalaureate (or equivalent). Degree-specific requirements are listed on the website.


Domestic student fees
are approximately NZ$6700 per year, while international students are charged approximately US$21,000 per year. Scholarships and awards are available at this study level for all students, such as the Dream NEW Scholarship and the Keir Trust Study Award. Explore your funding options here.

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Based in New Zealand, Auckland University of Technology offers a wide range of taught and research postgraduate programs including:
 


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To be eligible for postgraduate study at Auckland University of Technology, you need a relevant bachelor’s degree and, if coming from a non-English speaking country, proof of your proficiency in English. Explore entry requirements in more detail here.

Tuition fees for domestic students at the postgraduate level are NZ$8,711 (with some exceptions),  while international students are charged between US$4,941 (for PhD study) and US$38,120, depending on the course.


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