
Register your interest in studying at the Faculty of Science and receive up-to-date information.
Rēhita ināianei | Register now
Lou the campus Kererū is here to help glide you through the process of deciding what to study and how to best explore your options.
Tēnā tirohia | Check it out
Study two undergraduate degrees at once with a conjoint programme, or choose the Graduate Diploma in Science to change the focus of your degree.
Ki te hōpara | Explore now
Learn about our exciting taught and research opportunities.
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Discover your Science with us
Explore our facilities and learn more about our two ground-breaking undergraduate Science programmes.

Specialise in your current field or expand your career options with a masters programme designed to help achieve your goals.
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Our Tuākana community of Māori and Pacific students in Science has over 25 years of history connecting students and providing advancement opportunities.
Kia ora and welcome
Apply to join our Science Scholars programme for special access to career-based workshops and opportunities to work alongside leading scientists.
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We are committed to promoting and developing equity policies and best practices for our Science community.
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Welcome to the Student Hubs. Our friendly staff will provide you with advice on any aspect of your studies and life at the University of Auckland.
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As part of our Science community, you’ll have access to plenty of support.
Hōpara ratonga | Explore services
Take 10 with one of our scientists, and read about some of the fascinating research taking place in the Faculty of Science.
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We provide an outstanding learning experience and exciting research opportunities.
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Our scientists and students often feature in the media with their ground-breaking research and new discoveries.
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Our inaugural lectures are held by academic staff who have been newly appointed as professors. They are free and open to everyone.
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