1.2k Bachelor's degrees in New Zealand

This Social Work programme at Wellington Institute of is for those passionate about social justice who want to support and empower individuals, families, whānau, and communities. Students will gain the skills to provide advice and support and learn how to advocate for individuals and groups.

The Political Science course at the University of Waikato allows students to become an expert in one of a wide range of different major subjects that are needed to develop effective climate change solutions.

This Business Studies from the Eastern Institute of Technology distinguishes itself from many other business degrees by being more practically orientated with a work-based placement.

This Creative Practice programme from the Eastern Institute of Technology is New Zealand’s first project-based creative degree which sets you up for a job in the creative industries or almost any other vocation. Engaged in real-life and on-campus projects, you can explore a range of creative disciplines such as design, fashion, music, screen production or visual art.

Are you passionate about early childhood teaching? The Bachelor of Teaching - Early Childhood Education (ECE) Level 7 from Universal College of Learning, will prepare you to enter the highly gratifying career.

This Accounting programme at Western Institute of Technology at Taranaki is designed to evolve with your learning needs and lifestyle. In Year 1, you'll study on campus, building a strong foundation with support from industry-experienced tutors and hands-on learning.

If you're a people person and love helping others succeed, consider a career in human resources with Applied Management - Human Resources at Manukau Institute of Technology.

The Philosophy course at the University of Waikato allows students to become an expert in one of a wide range of different major subjects that are needed to develop effective climate change solutions.

The Economics course at the University of Waikato allows students to become an expert in one of a wide range of different major subjects that are needed to develop effective climate change solutions.

The Education and Society course from University of Waikato allows students to become an expert in one of a wide range of different major subjects that are needed to develop effective climate change solutions.

The Screen and Media Studies course at University of Waikato makes sure you keep pace with new tools and platforms for the rapidly evolving media industry. 

The Global Arts programme at the University of Waikato is a comprehensive bachelor level course delivered in a public study mode. Students explore creative expression across cultures, focusing on media, dance, and Māori fibre arts. This degree develops analytical skills in text, image, and sound for the international culture industry.

The Global Markets programme at the University of Waikato is a comprehensive public Bachelor degree. This undergraduate course focuses on international trade and supply chain management. Students develop vital expertise in agribusiness and global economic issues through flexible study modes over a standard three-year duration.

The Law programme at University of Waikato will challenge your thinking about the world and the people who live in it. The degree focuses on contemporary social issues, the ways in which humans interact with these issues and how such actions can be monitored and modified.

The Human Rights programme at University of Waikato will challenge your thinking about the world and the people who live in it. The degree focuses on contemporary social issues, the ways in which humans interact with these issues and how such actions can be monitored and modified.

Sport is a rapidly expanding industry that intersects with education, culture, commerce, health and tourism. As an internationally-recognised applied discipline, the Sport Development and Management major  at University of Otago is founded on the global growth in sport science degrees and sport management specialisations. 

The Pacific and Indigenous Studies programme at the University of Waikato explores the knowledge, language, culture, politics, methods and theory of Pacific and Indigenous Studies, while teaching students how to interpret new ways of understanding the world.

Philosophy is for thinkers and doers. It's about solving real-life problems, and applying intellectual rigour to how we understand and interact with others, society and the world. Studying the Philosophy course at the University of Waikato will teach you how to learn, think and write clearly, argue vigorously, and question deeply held assumptions and beliefs.

The Arts (Honours) at the University of Auckland is a one-year, full-time postgraduate programme designed to deepen specialist knowledge. Available in a public study mode, this 120-point degree involves advanced coursework and a supervised research project, providing a prestigious pathway toward further Master’s level study.

The Agribusiness - Rural Valuation course at Massey University will help you gain practical skills to contribute to the agribusiness sector.