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6 Bachelor's degrees in Materials Science in New Zealand
Materials and Processing
At the Materials and Processing course at the University of Waikato you will learn about process science, which involves knowing how to prepare raw materials, how to make reactions occur, and how to separate and purify products. You will understand how to limit and treat wastes, minimise energy use, and consider sustainable processes.
Science (Honours)
The Science (Honours) at the University of Auckland is a one-year postgraduate programme designed to deepen specialist knowledge. Available in a public study mode, this degree offers full-time and part-time paths for students to enhance their research skills and technical expertise across a diverse range of scientific disciplines.
Materials Science
Explore the world of metals, polymers, ceramics, composites and semiconductors with the Materials Science programme at the University of Waikato. From levitating trains to electronic paper, there are some exciting developments underway in the world of Materials Science that you could be a part of!
Materials Science
Explore the world of metals, polymers, ceramics, composites and semiconductors with the Materials Science programme at the University of Waikato. From levitating trains to electronic paper, there are some exciting developments underway in the world of Materials Science that you could be a part of!
Materials and Process Engineering (Hons)
By enrolling in the Materials and Process Engineering (Hons) course at the University of Waikato you'll gain expertise in transforming raw materials into various valuable products, such as foods, ceramics, alloys, and pharmaceuticals, while prioritising waste reduction and sustainability practices.
Chemical and Materials Engineering (Honours)
The Chemical and Materials Engineering (Honours) at the University of Auckland is a four-year, full-time degree. This public programme integrates theoretical study with 800 hours of practical experience. Students develop technical expertise in chemical processes and materials science to prepare for professional engineering roles.