Undergraduate Economics courses in New Zealand

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Mass Communication deals with the transmission of information to a large number of people through legacy and modern media. After completing your studies, you may work for a news agency, television channel, film industry or a web company, amongst others.  

General History majors learn about the key historical events that shape our world. They explore the diversity of human experience in the past and build competencies in critical-thinking, research and communication.

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