Bachelor of Computer and Information Sciences - Computer Science

Study computer science and gain the skills to develop sophisticated software solutions, solve complex problems and use the power of computing technologies innovatively. Computer science is the study of how computers work and how they can help us solve complex problems and interact with the world around us. Computer scientists develop innovative solutions, improve existing technologies and drive technological advancements. This major is a mix of computing theory and practical implications to solve real-life problems; setting you up well for a wide range of careers that are in demand around the world.

Higher School CertificateApply if you have:A grade of C or higher in each of three subjects of the New Zealand University Entrance, Bursaries and Scholarships (NZUEBS) examinations; orA combination of NZUEBS A, B or C grades and have completed equivalent subjects registered on the National Qualifications Framework; orAt least 13 credits at Level 3 from the National Qualifications Framework in each of 3 approved subjects from the approved listYou must have achieved the IB Diploma (24 points)