Science Majors

Confirm, change or discuss your study options with a subject adviser.

People at the Science Student Centre

Science Majors will be held on  

Semester one
21–23 April 2026

Semester two 
29 September 2026 - 1 October 2026

What is Science Majors?

During Science Majors, we invite you to confirm, change or discuss your study options with a Subject Adviser and/or a Programme Adviser.

This year we have extended the scope of Science Majors to show you what types of the careers your course choices and degrees can support.

Science Majors showcases a wide range of industries tailored to each major, helping you explore potential career pathways. Alumni panel sessions will be held each day, giving you the opportunity to to get practical advice and hear real-world perspectives from graduates who are now in the workforce. 

Towards the end of your first year of study, you will need to choose the subjects that will shape your Bachelor of Science (BSc) or Bachelor of Science conjoint.  

Rēhita ināianei | Register now for degree planning and course advice.

Register for alumni panel sessions

Tuesday 29 September - Computer Science, Information and Technology Management, Statistics, Physics
Wednesday 30 September - Anthropological Sciences, Biological Sciences, Marine Science, Earth Science, Environmental Science, Geography, Geographical Information Science
Thursday 1 October - Biomedical Sciences, Chemistry, Green Chemistry, Medicinal Chemistry, Exercise Science, Food Science and Nutrition, Physiology, Pharmacology, Psychology 

Schedule for Science Majors

Tuesday 29 September 2026
Computer Science, Information and Technology Management, Statistics, Physics
Wednesday 30 September 2026
Anthropological Sciences, Biological Sciences, Marine Science, Earth Science, Environmental Science, Geography, Geographical Information Science
Thursday 1 October 2026 Biomedical Sciences, Chemistry, Green Chemistry, Medicinal Chemistry, Exercise Science, Food Science and Nutrition, Physiology, Pharmacology, Psychology 

Meet our knowledgeable departmental specialists from 11am to 1pm from Tuesday 29 September to Thursday 1 October. 

You'll find them at the Science Foyer entrance in Building 301, 23 Symonds Street, Auckland.

Why is it important?

Confirming your major(s) or specialisation early ensures that you're on the right track to complete your programme on time and with the subject areas that meet your goals.

If you're unsure about which major(s) or specialisation to declare, then this is an ideal opportunity to come in and discuss your options with one of our major specialists.

This discussion will help you make an informed decision that will help to shape your future.

Prior to Science Majors, make sure you browse the undergraduate Science subject pages and degree planners for the subjects you're considering. 

Frequently asked questions

I have confirmed my major/specialisation. Can I change it at a later date?

Yes, you can change your major at any point in your degree provided you are eligible.

Please note: It will not be possible to change to Biomedical Science, Food Science and Nutrition yourself in SSO, as these subjects have higher entry requirements.

If I'm still undecided do I have to make a decision this week?

No, you don’t have to make a decision, however we would encourage you to come along to have a chat.