Public Health Courses in New Zealand

Rehabilitation Therapy involves a set of interventions and strategies, designed to minimise disabilities and better the functioning of individuals with health complications in their everyday interactions with the environment.

Environmental Science is an interdisciplinary subject that combines physics, biology, earth sciences and social sciences in study of the natural world and its interplay with human activities. Expect plenty of field and lab work that prepares you.

Physical science involves the study of the non-living world. This academic discipline aims to uncover the underlying laws of nature. The four main branches are physics, astronomy, chemistry, and the earth sciences, which includes meteorology and geology.

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

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.

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.