Political Science courses in New Zealand

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.  

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

Looking for a career in law and justice? Justice Studies are designed to help students develop a robust understand of the justice system and gain transferrable skills that make them highly employable in a number of industries.

Are you intrigued by the political landscape? Are you interested in learning about the rules upon which a state is built? If yes, then studying Constitutional Law can help not help you learn more about these issues but lead you to exciting career paths.

If you are inquisitive and the laws of science governing life intrigue you then Physics may appeal to you. A physicist learns to deconstruct a problem into its constituent parts and apply computing, data analysis, and experimental techniques to solve it.

Media Theory is the academic study of how media interacts with people and the theories that offer explanations to the array of media phenomena. Effects of new media such as virtual and augmented reality are currently the centre of focus in Media Theory.