Doctorate Physiotherapy 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.

Physical science involves the study of the non-living world. This academic discipline aims to uncover the underlying laws of nature. The four main branches are physics, astronomy, chemistry, and the earth sciences, which includes meteorology and geology.

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

Software and hardware systems are an integral part of our lives, enabling us to stream videos, make online payments, play phone games and so much more. Computer Science is at the heart of all this, shaping the world around us through technology.

Mechanical Engineering has application in everything from biology to aerospace, construction to robotics, automotive to artificial intelligence. It opens up a sea of opportunities for you since mechanical engineers are in demand in virtually every sector.

Heritage study helps us understand identity and cultural narratives. It looks at tangible (landscapes, structures, and objects) and intangible things (folklore, cusine, music, and crafts) to understand people and culture.