Biosecurity and Conservation University of Auckland

Overview

The Biosecurity and Conservation programme at the University of Auckland provides a comprehensive platform for scientists to engage with the critical challenges of environmental protection and ecological management. This advanced qualification allows students to specialise in relevant areas of practice while contributing to the preservation of natural ecosystems. By integrating theoretical knowledge with practical application, the curriculum ensures that graduates are prepared to address complex biosecurity threats.

Why Biosecurity and Conservation at the University of Auckland?

Choosing this specialisation at the University of Auckland means working alongside world-class researchers within the Faculty of Science. The institution is recognised for its significant contributions to environmental science, offering students access to leading experts and sophisticated research facilities. The programme is designed to foster independent inquiry, allowing students to focus on specific ecological interests that align with global conservation priorities.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: NZD 55484 per year
• National fee: NZD 9961 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

Modules may include:

• Biosecurity and Conservation
• Biological Sciences
• Environmental Management
• Environmental Science
• Marine Science
• Geography

Careers with Biosecurity and Conservation

Graduates of this programme are highly skilled in their chosen specialisations, making them competitive candidates for roles in research-led organisations and environmental agencies. The degree serves as a vital credential for those seeking to influence policy, manage conservation projects, or work within biosecurity frameworks. Furthermore, the Master of Science provides a robust academic foundation for students intending to progress to doctoral level study, such as a Doctor of Philosophy.