Undergraduate Economics courses in New Zealand

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.

Humans utilise gestures, body language, and personal appearance to communicate and engage with others. Studying Social Skills helps individuals develop and refine these skills in order to excel in both personal and professional settings.

Interested in a career where you could help make the lives of others better? An education in human welfare studies and services equips you with the knowledge to do all that and much more!

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

Interested in redesigning products and their manufacturing process to make them better, smarter and eco-friendlier? Manufacturing Engineering may be the right pick for you and can help you leave your mark on the world by improving manufacturing outcomes.

Environmental Management explores the relationship between environmental science, regulation, economics, and public policy. This discipline will equip you with the knowledege and analytical tools to create sustainable solutions to environmental challenges.