Undergraduate Civil Engineering courses in New Zealand

Geriatrics is a sub-discipline of medicine dealing with the prevention and treatment of illnesses in the elderly. Geriatric Studies graduates can expect to find abundant opportunities in social work, health administration and occupational therapy. 

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

Legal Studies deals with the relationship between law and society. It covers a wide range of subjects including business, human rights, commercial law and many more. Studying Legal Studies can lead you to a rewarding career in Law and beyond!

Avionics and Aeronautical Engineering teach skills related to aerospace design, flight management and principles of aviation. Students develop core competencies such as quick decision-making and analytical skills that are valuable in various positions.

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.

Electronics is the study of circuits and engineering systems. Qualified electronic engineers are some of the most highly sought-after professionals in the IT, manufacturing, power, telecom, gaming, transport and construction industries.