136 Bachelor's degrees offered by the university

The International Languages and Culture course at University of Waikato prepares you with the language skills and cultural understanding that employers are looking for in an increasingly globalised world. 

Chemistry is fundamental to our understanding of all branches of science and for a wide range of industries.  A degree in Chemistry from the University of Waikato means you'll gain an excellent grasp of Chemistry theory, supported by a strong emphasis on practical expertise.

The demand for experts in Earth Sciences, such as the graduates from the Earth Sciences programme at the University of Waikato, is rising as we seek to manage soil, water, minerals, energy, coastal/marine resources, and understand natural hazards like floods, earthquakes, tsunamis, landslides, and volcanic eruptions.

With the Marketing programme at the University of Waikato, you will learn how to create engaging multimedia content that connects with audiences and sparks conversations that can shift hearts and minds, leading to social change.

The Mechatronics Engineering course at University of Waikato has a strong focus on integrating agriculture and infrastructure with software-hardware interfacing technology. 

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.

The world is full of stories that need to be told. Get the industry skills you need to become a communications specialist and weave stories with digital threads using a wide range of technologies, from websites and apps to films, podcasts and more with this Applied Digital Communication program at the University of Waikato.

The Environmental Sciences course at the University of Waikato  is a flexible degree, designed to provide you with the necessary practical experience to stand out among other science graduates.

The Linguistics course at the University of Waikato is a top 250 QS-rated programme and will deepen your appreciation for language, as well as provide essential understandings relevant to any career where language is a key component.

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.

Geography matters because it is about basic human relationships - between people and the environment, and between people and other people. The Geography programme is offered at the University of Waikato.

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.

The Strategic Management programme 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 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.

With the Public Relations programme at the University of Waikato, you will learn how to create engaging multimedia content that connects with audiences and sparks conversations that can shift hearts and minds, leading to social change.

Interested in the study of the human lifespan from conception and birth onwards? The Human Development course at the University of Waikato investigates how people develop throughout their lives and how cultural and social settings help to shape what is possible.

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 Pacific and Indigenous Studies 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 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.