168 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The Sport Studies programme at University of Canterbury allows you to focus on any aspect of sports and physical activity, and includes practical experiences and internships.

Develop core career skills and delve into the world of literature, with the English course from University of Canterbury.

By studying the Media and Communication course from University of Canterbury, you will learn how to analyse and produce communications and media, and how other people understand it within their own social worlds.

Studying the Psychology course from University of Canterbury will explore how the brain works, and looks into theories to gain an understanding of behaviour in individuals and groups.

In this Sustainable Energy Engineering (Hons) programme at University of Canterbury you will also learn about environmental issues and moves towards sustainable engineering and renewable energy.

Learn about ancient Greek and Roman cultures, and their influence on modern society with the Classics course from University of Canterbury.

Learn how to improve the wellbeing of individuals and communities, while engaging with the health sector and its related fields with the Health programme from University of Canterbury.

Through this Global Societies and Cultures programme at University of Canterbury you will learn to engage with ideas that have shaped today’s world during the course of history and examine Aotearoa New Zealand’s bicultural society in a global context.

Strength and Conditioning helps people to achieve health, body composition, and fitness performance goals. This Strength and Conditioning programme is offered at University of Canterbury.

In the Political Science and International Relations course from University of Canterbury you will analyse how social change happens and how power and resources are allocated, with issues such as development, human rights, environment, nationalism, and foreign policy.

This Cultural Studies course from University of Canterbury, like culture, is highly flexible; you can construct your own degree and choose to dive into what interests you the most.

Study the EU as well as the languages and cultures of Europe with the European and European Union Studies course from University of Canterbury.

Mathematics is at the forefront of breakthroughs in science, technology, and finance. It has been around for over 4,000 years and is still an innovative subject with new ideas, techniques, and theories constantly being created, tested, and explored. The Mathematics course is offered at University of Canterbury.

Learning te reo Māori enables us to explore our identity as New Zealanders and pass on our passion to others and future generations. The Te Reo Maori course is offered at University of Canterbury.

This Primary Teaching programme at University of Canterbury allows you to develop your teacher identity and the skills to be advocates, leaders, and creators of knowledge in the Primary sector.

Studying the Society, Diversity and Change programme at University of Canterbury focuses on the complex issues that form around community, identity, and social revolutions.

The Chemical and Process Engineering (Hons) course from University of Canterbury will train you to process raw materials into marketable products that add value to the world, in a way that directly correlates to happiness, life-expectancy, and reducing emissions from economic output.

The Cinematic Arts (Hons) programme at University of Canterbury focuses on the modern film production process, from script to screen, post-production to distribution. At the same time, you will explore exciting new tools for storytelling, like virtual production, which is supported by the same technology that is used to produce video games.

In this Environmental Policy, Governance and Social Justice programme at University of Canterbury, you will learn how to respond to sustainability and social equity issues with actionable change.

The Social and Environmental Sustainability programme at University of Canterbury explores the biggest problems we face globally, from pollution and climate change to world hunger.