Undergraduate Environmental Engineering courses in New Zealand

Human Movement is the academic study of how human beings move, in various contexts, especially in sports. This is an interdisciplinary field integrating aspects of social, natural and health sciences concerning physical activity. 

Are you fascinated by artificial intelligence and technology? An Information Sciences and Librarianship degree focuses on using computer software to acquire and handle information resources. This field of study focuses on informatics and librarianship. 

Plant sciences is the study of plants and how they live, including structure, physiology, development, and classification. It can help you make the world a better place through a hands-on understanding of plants for food, fiber, medicine, and fuel.

As global population continues to expand, scientists are constantly innovating new ways to ensure ample availability of food resources to cater to a growing demand. An education in food science equips you with the knowledge to drive this change.

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

Geomatic Engineering is the field concerned with the geospatial data of our world. Studying Geomatic Engineering can enable you to make a difference in the world by helping play a role in planning smart cities and solving emerging challenges.