Environmental and Life Sciences
Pūtaiao Taiao - Whakahauora
Life scientists aren’t always in the lab – collecting samples is part of the job
Photo courtesy of NIWA
People working in environmental and life sciences study living things to help protect the environment, and improve health and nutrition. They undertake research and development in a range of areas, including:
- biotechnology
- cell and molecular bioscience and biomedicine
- ecology and biodiversity
- environmental studies
- marine biology.
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Updated
September 2009
