Master of Wine Science
Advance your expertise in winemaking, fermentation science, and viticulture with a specialized postgraduate degree.
Best for:Best for science graduates and professionals seeking advanced practical and theoretical expertise in winemaking and viticulture.
Overview
The Master of Wine Science at the University of Auckland is a 180-point postgraduate program that integrates practical winemaking skills with advanced theoretical coursework. Spanning three semesters on the City Campus, the curriculum emphasizes fermentation chemistry and biology while offering research opportunities tailored to benefit the New Zealand wine industry. Students also gain hands-on experience in viticulture and winemaking through field trips and access to specialized facilities like the Goldie Wine Science Centre on Waiheke Island. Candidates are expected to engage thoroughly with both the scientific and practical dimensions of modern oenology.
What you'll do
- Complete 180 points of postgraduate coursework and research across three semesters
- Conduct fundamental studies in fermentation chemistry and biology
- Participate in practical viticulture and winemaking activities during field trips
- Execute research projects aimed at benefiting the New Zealand wine industry
- Utilize specialized laboratory and field facilities on the City Campus and Waiheke Island
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor's Degree or equivalent
Degree offered: Master's Degree
Language: English
Instruction: English
- Foundational knowledge in biological or physical sciences
- Capacity for independent academic research
- Interest in practical winemaking and viticulture
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Interested applicants should submit their application through the official university admissions portal following the standard course enrolment procedures.
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