The Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Science is a one-year Lincoln University programme which caters for suitably qualified students who seek advanced study and postgraduate research in a broad range of scientific areas. It usually involves taking six units at the 600 level in one year of study. Course work for the subjects may consist of tutorials, seminars and written projects. It is expected that applicants will have a highly developed interest in solving problems using science.
Subjects are available in a wide variety of discipline areas.
Divisions should be contacted for a list of subjects that will be taught in a given year. The grades achieved in the applicant's undergraduate degree must be of an acceptable standard to the appropriate Divisional Director, and to the Academic Board of Lincoln University to gain entry. Depending on the academic background of applicants a bridging course, or additional subjects, may be required before admission to the Postgraduate Diploma Programme. Programme Structure Applicants for the Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Science will usually have qualified for the award of an undergraduate degree and ideally this will have been a degree in science, or a related area. Regulations governing the PG Dip.