Environmental Studies Courses in New Zealand

Pest and Weed Control is the science of utilising tools and tactics to assess and manage pests for greater crop yield. Students of this programme find employment in sectors such as agri-business, natural resource management and crop production.

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

Architecture is the study of designing structures and buildings that not only afford utility but also beauty and comfort. It distinguishes itself from other art forms in that it materialises the abstract in the form of large buildings and structures! 

Art is about contributing to and refining and reshaping the aesthetic sense of the society. Studying Art and Design lets you explore your creative side and develop a wide range of visual and creative skills.

An Ophthalmology program is a comprehensive study of the eyes, ocular physiology and anatomy, vision disorders, and eye surgeries. Candidates will learn about vision assessment, treating eye diseases and eye-related surgical procedures.

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.