Environmental Engineering Courses in New Zealand

General History majors learn about the key historical events that shape our world. They explore the diversity of human experience in the past and build competencies in critical-thinking, research and communication.

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

Combining networking, database management, programming and web design with the demands of the business environment, Information Systems truly makes a mark on the world.

Want to develop a robust economic approach tempered by the rigour of statistical analysis? Studying Economics and Econometrics helps you achieve that and offers rewarding careers in business consulting, economics and finance.

Human geography focuses on how humans interact with their surroundings. Studying human geography allows you to delve deeper into the human relationship with the earth and make a meaningful contribution to geography and its allied fields.

Engineering Science covers all major engineering domains and emphasizes building robust analytical skills. Students to choose to specialise at the end of the first year.