Art And Design 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. 

A multi-billion dollar industry that offers employment to millions of people across the world, tourism is the lifeline of many a country’s economy. A formal study in this subject can set you up for an exciting and rewarding career.

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

International Relations is an interdisciplinary subject that focuses on dynamic political, economic and socio-cultural relations within the international system. Students research the complex interrelationships between governments and international bodies.

Building economics seeks to explore cost-effective construction techniques and expertise that enables corporates to make economically sound decisions to address building problems.

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.