The Master of Science in Natural and Applied Sciences is a postgraduate specialization degree that aims at consolidating and deepening the knowledge and expertise in the Physics, Chemistry and Biology disciplines, and to develop student’s capacity to conduct supervised research of an applied nature as well as ensuring sustainable use of natural resources. The programme is purposefully designed to enable students to evaluate and apply natural sciences theories, techniques and models to solve complex societal problems in the specialized Applied areas of Physics, Chemistry and Biology.

The Bachelor of Science Honours aims at consolidating and deepening the knowledge and expertise in applied natural science disciplines and to develop student’s capacity to conduct supervised research of an applied nature. The programme is purposefully designed to expose students to advanced scientific concepts, theories, tools, and methods.

The Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Radiation Science and Technology is intended for students with knowledge and understanding on nuclear sciences, the principals involved in the interaction of the different kinds of matter. This programme will also focus on and cover commercial applications, of nuclear techniques in the fields of energy, agriculture and water resource management, biology and medicine, environmental and nuclear waste minimisation and nuclear security.

The Bachelor of Science is a single major degree programme, requiring students to minor in a second subject/cognate area, that aims at providing students with a coherent and systematic introduction to the broad knowledge, theories, principles, concepts and problem-solving techniques in the sub-field of natural sciences.