Doctorate Arts courses in New Zealand

Are you intrigued by human behaviour? Why do people get angry or upset? What drives the actions of individuals? Studying Psychology can help you satisfy your curiosity and set you up for success in a variety of careers, both in psychology and beyond.

Political Science is the study of political structures, policies and practices. Studying political science gives you a firm footing to participate in community organisation and prepares you for future roles in policy, international affairs and media.

If you want to design structures that seamlessly integrate functionality and aesthetics, then studying building and architecture might be the answer!

Biological and life sciences involves the study of a multitude of living organisms – from microscopic organisms to large mammals that inhabit the earth. With pandemics and new diseases on the rise, the importance of biological sciences has increased.

Physiotherapy is an allied health profession. The professionals are also known as physical therapists who study human body and movement to promote, maintain or restore health through physical examination and therapy.

Electronics is the study of circuits and engineering systems. Qualified electronic engineers are some of the most highly sought-after professionals in the IT, manufacturing, power, telecom, gaming, transport and construction industries.