Undergraduate Physical Sciences courses in New Zealand

Engineering is the discipline that applies mathematics and science to design and build innovative machines, structures, materials, buildings and processes created to improve the lives of people.

Occupational Health & Safety is the science of making the workplace a healthy and safe environment. Students of this discipline develop a breadth of technical knowledge, critical thinking and problem-solving skills making them highly employable.

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.

Dental Studies focuses on the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of diseases of the mouth. There are a number of vocational programs being offered which train and prepare students for dental assisting and technology positions.

With a degree in Biomedical Engineering, you will be at the forefront of helping improve healthcare and the general wellbeing of the greater population. Biomedical Engineers use and apply biological principles in their engineering design process.