A Bachelors degree is usually the initial programme of study a student completes at university. Each Bachelors degree consists of a certain number of required points, as well as required subjects and combinations of courses.

Two degrees studied at the same time (e.g. BA/BSc)

These courses must be including during your degree.

The basic component of all academic programmes. A course is normally taught and assessed over one semester. A double-semester course is taught over the consecutive semesters of the same academic year. 

A list of the courses prescribed for a programme which forms part of the regulations.

A degree is a qualification awarded by The University of Auckland after completing the requirements for that particular programme.

There are 10 departments and schools in the Faculty of Science: Biological Sciences, Chemical Sciences, Computer Science, Environment, Leigh Marine Laboratory, Mathematics, Physics, Psychology, Sport and Exercise Science, and Statistics.

With careful planning, allows you to take two science majors to an advanced level.

A defined set of courses from a diploma or degree from which a student may make a choice.

Refers to the number of points you take during any one year or semester. A normal full-time enrolment is 120 points for the first year.