Postgraduate Dental Studies 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. 

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

The study of botany encompasses more than three hundred thousand species of plants ranging from ground-hugging mosses to giant redwood trees. It studies various aspects of plant biology including their structure, properties, and biochemical processes.

A mathematics degree equips us with logic and the ability to manipulate data which are essential skills for a wide range of sectors. A mathematics degree is in equal measure challenging and rewarding; it is not only versatile but also very marketable.

Environmental Studies explore human interactions with nature and its many facets. It seeks to find solutions to sustainability issues such as the conservation of animal or plant species, as well as addressing wider problems such as climate change.

Engineering Science covers all major engineering domains and emphasizes building robust analytical skills. Students to choose to specialise at the end of the first year.