<ul><li>Students combine advanced scientific knowledge and research skills with creative thinking and making at one of the world’s top art schools through this program</li><li>Students will have the opportunity to explore art and creative practice and to pursue postgraduate research in science</li><li>Students will choose one of 13 specialisations available within Advanced Science: Applied Physics, Chemistry, Computational Biology, Computer Science, Ecology, Environmental Change, Geology, Green Chemical Science, Marine Science, Mathematics, Physics, Psychology and Statistic</li><li>Students will combine their scientific specialisation with study in contemporary art, choosing from a range of art media and practices. These include ceramics, photography, installation, performance art, print, moving images, digital media, sound art and more</li><li>Students will have the opportunity to look into various careers including:</li><li>Artist</li><li>Conservator</li><li>Educator</li><li>Fabricator</li><li>Medical/scientific illustrator</li><li>Museum curator</li><li>Scientific photographer/videographer</li><li>Scientific visualisation specialist </li></ul>

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With minimum individual scores of
Reading: 6
Listening: 6
Speaking: 6
Writing: 6 


With minimum individual scores of
Reading: 21
Listening: 21
Speaking: 21
Writing: 21


With minimum individual skills scores of
Reading: 43
Listening: 43
Speaking: 43
Writing: 43


University of Auckland

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Entry Requirements