Master of Science (Technology)
A MSc(Tech) is normally a two year coherent, advanced programme of study building on the specialisation of the BSc(Tech) degree, which combines taught papers with an applied or industrial based research thesis or dissertation. The programme includes two papers on industrial technology and innovation.
MSc(Tech) Benefits
- Nationally and internationally recognised degree.
- Taught by staff who perform radical and innovative research.
- Strong collaboration with other research providers – NIWA, AgResearch, Hort Research, Landcare.
- Builds on the specialisation of the BSc(Tech) degree in industrial technology.
- Honours may be awarded for those who perform with excellence.
- May be completed part-time.
Practical Experience
It is a prime characteristic of a University degree to have teaching informed by research. The MSc(Tech) exemplifies this by integrating taught papers with research practice. Our staff have acquired national and international reputations in their subjects and place emphasis on maintaining a fruitful balance between the growth areas of scientific endeavour and applied technological applications of that knowledge. The Faculty has extensive contacts within local industry and crown research institutes.
Degree Structure
2 years - 240 points
