Public Health Courses in New Zealand

Want to get a better understanding of how societies build, evolve and operate? Want to know the reasons for differences in social behaviours? Then studying Sociology might just be what you’re looking for.

Plant sciences is the study of plants and how they live, including structure, physiology, development, and classification. It can help you make the world a better place through a hands-on understanding of plants for food, fiber, medicine, and fuel.

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.

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

If history captures your interest and you want a profession that blends theoretical and physical work, then Archaeology is a good fit for you. 

An Ophthalmology program is a comprehensive study of the eyes, ocular physiology and anatomy, vision disorders, and eye surgeries. Candidates will learn about vision assessment, treating eye diseases and eye-related surgical procedures.