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48 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

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Russian

Explore Russian language, history and culture in the Russian programme from University of Canterbury.

B.A. Full-time +2 On-campus
3 years$19,557/yr

Psychology

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.

B.Sc. Full-time +2 On-campus
3 years$24,155/yr

Maori and Indigenous Studies

The Maori and Indigenous Studies course from University of Canterbury offers you the opportunity to research  a broad subject that explores the culture, knowledge, and philosophies of Māori and Indigenous peoples, and their economic, political, and social experiences.

B.A. Full-time +2 On-campus
3 years$19,557/yr

Psychological Wellbeing

When you study the Psychological Wellbeing programme at University of Canterbury you get to delve into health-related behaviour, developmental disorders, and the science and practice of wellbeing and professional psychological practice. 

Bachelor Full-time +2 On-campus
3 yearsTuition not available

Society and Policy

Society and Policy looks at how health and wellbeing services are regulated and managed. The Society and Policy course is offered at University of Canterbury. 

Bachelor Full-time +2 On-campus
3 yearsTuition not available

Sociology

The Sociology course from University of Canterbury can cover a range of social contexts including the intimacy of families, criminal gangs, activities at a rugby game or rock festival, through to divisions of ethnicity, gender, and class.

B.A. Full-time +2 On-campus
3 years$19,557/yr

Maori and Indigenous Health

The Maori and Indigenous Health course from University of Canterbury combines Indigenous culture and practices with health and social services.

Bachelor Full-time +2 On-campus
3 years$23,536/yr

Indigenous Knowledge and Sustainable Partnerships

This Indigenous Knowledge and Sustainable Partnerships programme at University of Canterbury is for those who want to learn how to engage respectfully and effectively with mana whenua and other Indigenous communities to advance the aspirations of local communities and the goals of sustainability and wellbeing for all.

Bachelor Full-time +2 On-campus
3 years$20,385/yr

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