Logic and Computation University of Auckland

Overview

The M.Sc. in Logic and Computation at the University of Auckland provides a sophisticated platform for scientists to deepen their knowledge in this interdisciplinary field. Students can choose between a taught masters, which focuses on specialist coursework, or a research-focused track that involves working alongside leading academic experts. This qualification is designed to foster high-level analytical skills and technical proficiency.

Why Logic and Computation at the University of Auckland?

Studying at this institution allows students to engage with the Faculty of Science, where researchers are major contributors to their respective fields. The university provides a robust academic environment across multiple locations, including the City and Newmarket campuses. Students benefit from a curriculum that integrates theoretical foundations with practical scientific applications, supported by extensive library and learning services.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

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

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Syllabus

The programme structure depends on the entry point, with 120-point and 240-point pathways available. The curriculum includes advanced postgraduate coursework and substantial research components. Modules may include:

• Logic and Computation
• Computer Science
• Applied Mathematics
• Mathematics
• Environmental Physics
• Statistics
• Research Thesis
• Research Portfolio

Careers with Logic and Computation

Graduates of this programme are well-equipped for professional roles in research-led industries and technical sectors. The advanced nature of the degree makes it a vital qualification for those seeking employment in specialised scientific fields or aiming to progress into doctoral studies. The university also provides dedicated employability services to assist students in transitioning from academic study to high-level career destinations.