Graduate Institute of Science and Management Diploma of Sciences leading to the Bachelor of Science for Massey University

Summary

Global Pathways to New Zealand:

Study Options
Students who successfully complete the required undergraduate courses at GISM can then enrol directly into the Massey University Bachelor of Science. Students can then graduate after two years of successful full-time study with Massey University (1 year + 2 years).

New Zealand Qualification
Massey’s Bachelor of Science (BSc) is a flexible programme that will challenge you, while giving you the satisfaction of discovery. With Massey University’s Bachelor of Science, you’ll gain a broad scientific education while also being able to study one or more specialist areas in depth. Leaders and influential thinkers around the world see the training, nurturing and appointment of well-qualified scientists and technologists as instrumental to health, environmental sustainability, and prosperity. Studying science will set you up to play a part in an exciting and prosperous future.

Massey’s Bachelor of Science degree provides you with an adaptable base from which to develop in your chosen career. With the right choice of first-year courses, you can keep your options open when it comes to selecting your major in your second year. You can select from a wide variety of majors and minors, or combine your Bachelor of Science with a Bachelor of Arts or a Bachelor of Business.

You’ll learn concepts, principles and theories that you can apply in your chosen career, such as how to interpret, summarise, evaluate and present data and information, and how to solve problems. In addition to the technical skills you’ll gain through practical experience, you’ll also develop the communication and quantitative skills that are essential to success in New Zealand and international workplaces. These include time management, technological knowledge and project-planning skills that are useful across a wide range of industries and science-related organisations.

Learn from some of the top science researchers and teachers in the world, and use some of the best facilities in New Zealand.