Undergraduate Engineering courses in New Zealand

Qualitative Economics is a vibrant blend of the contemporary economics and qualitative methods. The subject is designed to help students analyse economic data in a quantitative manner, equipping them with a unique skills to succeed in the job market.

Humans utilise gestures, body language, and personal appearance to communicate and engage with others. Studying Social Skills helps individuals develop and refine these skills in order to excel in both personal and professional settings.

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

Broadcast media refers to a wide spectrum of different communication channels. This broad-based education prepares you for a successful career in the media industry, ranging from TV and news channels to newspapers and online publications.

As a child, were you fascinated by the starry night sky? Have you ever wondered how the universe came into being? Studying Astronomy will not only help you satisfy your curiosity about the universe but also open up exciting career opportunities for you. 

Fire Technology equips student with the skills and knowledge needed to effectively prevent, fight and investigate fires. It includes the study of firefighting techniques, fire protection systems and protocols, and fire command and management.