1.2k Bachelor's degrees in New Zealand

If you enjoy solving problems, finding out how things work, and want to create technology that makes the world a better place then the Bachelor of Engineering with Honours  programme offered at the Victoria University of Wellington is the right degree for you.

Explore how politics really operates. Discover the big concepts at the heart of the world's governments and parliaments and find out about the real-life workings of governing bodies in New Zealand and overseas with Bachelor of Arts in International Relations programme from Victoria University of Wellington.

Explore your passions through a rich variety of subjects and develop the creativity and flexibility needed in the changing job-market. Choose the Bachelor of Arts in Modern Language Studies program from Victoria University of Wellington.

Explore your area of interest in more detail and improve your career prospects with a Bachelor of World Affairs and Organisations programme offered at the Victoria University of Wellington 

If you love music whether it be listening to it, playing an instrument, singing or composing and want to study the subject in depth at the leading music school in New Zealand, then a Bachelor of Music in Classical Performance from Victoria University of Wellington is right for you.

Take your first step on the path towards changing the lives of others—study this Bachelor of Psychology in Work and Organisational Psychology program from Victoria University of Wellington.

Create a science degree unique to you, your passions, and your career goals with the Bachelor of Science in Cell and Molecular Bioscience at Victoria University of Wellington.

The Mechanical Engineering (Hons) course is offered at University of Canterbury. Mechanical engineers design and develop everything that moves or has moving parts — from airplanes to wind turbines to dishwashers.

Explore visual arts at the first art school in Aotearoa New Zealand with the Fine Arts course from University of Canterbury.

Learn to design and shape the built environment—majoring in the Bachelor of Architectural Studies programme from Victoria University of Wellington.

Statistics makes sense of data using mathematical modelling to explain what is observed and to predict what is yet unknown. In the Statistics course from University of Canterbury you will learn statistical processes and techniques, including collecting data, choosing methods, and communicating results.

If you have an interest in the design and development of communications network computing, then this Communications and Network Engineering (Hons) programme at University of Canterbury is an excellent option.

This Education (Specialty Teaching) course from Auckland University of Technology will prepare yourself for a career in early childhood or primary/intermediate education, and learn from staff who are passionate about teaching.

The Bachelor of Study Early Childhood Teacher Education at the Victoria University of Wellington  and explore the process of learning and teaching from a range of different perspectives social, political, historical, philosophical and more.

Explore your passions through a rich variety of subjects and develop the creativity and flexibility needed in a changing job market. Choose the Bachelor of Arts in Geography program from Victoria University of Wellington.

Pursue your passion for environmental issues. Tackle the big questions and equip yourself with the knowledge to drive change with the Bachelor of Environment and Society in Sustainability and Ethics in Business programme from Victoria University of Wellington.

This computer and information sciences degree from Auckland University of Technology will prepare you for careers spanning everything from telecommunications to education, and healthcare to finance.

Kickstart your career by gaining skills that are in demand in top companies and the public sector with Bachelor of Commerce in Actuarial Science programme from Victoria University of Wellington.

If you are interested in making the next big game, learning about the latest immersive technologies, or even finding out how games can be used as a tool to solve real-world problems, consider studying this subject — a combination of creativity, design, and business — as part of the Applied Immersive Game Design course from University of Canterbury.

This Human Resource Management and Employment Relations course from Auckland University of Technology is for you if you are interested in diversity and organisational culture, and want to influence people at all levels of an organisation.