Which UC degree might suit you?

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Quiz Questions

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I enjoy these subject areas (you can choose more than one)
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  Maths / Statistics / Calculus
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  English / Writing / Media
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  Te Reo / Languages
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  Sciences (Chemistry, Biology, Physics etc)
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  Physical Education / Sport / Health / Food & Nutrition
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  Classics / History / Social Studies / Geography
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  Business / Commerce / Economics / Accounting
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  Art / Drama / Music / Performance / Debating
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  IT / Digital & Design Technology
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I prefer working with...
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  Words
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  Numbers
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  A bit of both
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  Neither - I can always use emojis!
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I would rather...
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  Work on a project alone
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  Collaborate with others and explore different options
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  Help or show others how to do things
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I mostly like....
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  Considering the big picture
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  Focusing on the detail
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I delight in...
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  Physical activity
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  Creating things / Hands-on activities
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  Thinking and reading
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I enjoy....
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  Being organised
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  Chaos and disorder
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  A bit of both is fine
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I prefer....
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  Consistency – when things are predictable and mostly stay the same
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  Flexibility – when things change unexpectedly and I can just go with the flow
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If I have a choice, I prefer to...
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  Make decisions
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  Let others decide
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I prefer...
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  Changing how things are done
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  Sticking with the status quo and following the rules
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I like to...
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  Have a deadline
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  Take as long as it takes to finish
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I prefer discussing....
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  Facts – an answer is right or wrong
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  Abstract ideas – a diverse range of views apply
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I prefer thinking about life and issues....
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  Here and now
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  In the medium term, like next year
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  In the longer term, like 5 years in the future
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When faced with a challenge, I tend to...
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  Get straight into action and try different solutions until something works
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  Take time to consider what might work, before I act
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People would probably describe me as....
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  Imaginative
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  Analytical / Logical
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  I don't know - you'd have to ask them directly
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Most of the time, I am....
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  Talkative and outgoing
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  Quiet and shy
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I mainly want to make a positive difference for...
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  People
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  Animals
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  The environment
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In my ideal job, I want to....
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  Lead others
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  Be equals with others in a team
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  Work alone
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I want to work....
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  Mostly outdoors
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  Mostly indoors
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  A variety of places inside and out
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I want to work with...
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  Children
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  Teenagers
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  Adults
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  Things, rather than people
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In my career, my priority will be to...
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  Earn lots of money
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  Create big changes in the world
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  Make a difference for individuals and/or communities
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  Be seen as an expert and skilled at what I do
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Working overseas sounds....
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  Awful – these Tōtara roots are dug deep in Aotearoa NZ
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  Okay - I'm willing to relocate once or twice and then settle down somewhere in the world
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  Wonderful - I'll be ready to pack my bags and move on to the next place whenever I see a new opportunity!

Quiz Outcomes

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Ako: Bachelor of Teaching and Learning
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If you're inspired by the world around you and wish to make a positive difference in the lives of young people, then a career in teaching or education could be for you. Ako:BTchLn prepares you for a professional teaching career in whare kōhungahunga (early childhood) or kura tuatahi (primary) settings, with a choice of three endorsements: Early Childhood, Primary or Mātauranga Māori."The art of teaching is the art of assisting discovery." – Mark Van DorenThree ways to find out more:1) Check out this degree info on our website2) Watch this video3) See the careers this degree can lead toSlow your scroll — student profileKia ora, I’m Aroha, a UC Teaching studentDiscover how rewarding it is to be part of a child’s growth and build positive relationships with children and their whānau. Check out my UC experienceStill uncertain? UC's Liaison team can help.1) Register for our Hui Tairanga | UC Info Evenings 2) Plan to attend Rā Tōmene | UC Open Day on 9 September to explore our campus and talk with staff from our Faculty of Education.3) Book a free consultation with a member of our UC Liaison team. We have offices in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch and can meet face-to-face, via phone or online. Please make contact so we can help with your study plans
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Bachelor of Arts
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With more than 25 majors and 7 specialisations spanning the humanities, social sciences, languages and creative arts, Bachelor of Arts (BA) students can follow their passion and gain valuable skills."Our culture is more shaped by the arts and humanities than it often is by politics." – Jim LeachThree ways to find out more:1) Check out this degree info on our website2) Watch this video3) Read this article on the value of a humanites degreeSlow your scroll — student profileHi, I'm Eleanor, a UC Arts studentDo you like a wide range of topics? Then a BA could be the qualification for you. Check out my experience of UC ArtsStill uncertain? UC's Liaison team can help.1) Register for our Hui Tairanga | UC Info Evenings 2) Plan to attend Rā Tōmene | UC Open Day on 9 September to explore our campus and talk with staff from our Faculty of Arts.3) Book a free consultation with a member of our UC Liaison team. We have offices in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch and can meet face-to-face, via phone or online. Please make contact so we can help with your study plans
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Bachelor of Commerce
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From financial markets to the latest management practices and the rapidly expanding world of online commerce, a Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) at UC gives you the knowledge and skills to succeed in a global business environment."Business opportunities are like buses, there’s always another one coming." – Richard BransonThree ways to find out more:1) Check out this degree info on our website2) Watch this video3) Read this UC Business brochureSlow your scroll — student profileHey there, I’m Rishi, a UC Business studentDo you have an entrepreneurial spirit? This is one of several areas you can focus on in a BCom. Check out my UC experienceStill uncertain? UC's Liaison team can help.1) Register for our Hui Tairanga | UC Info Evenings 2) Plan to attend Rā Tōmene | UC Open Day on 9 September to explore our campus and talk with staff from our UC Business School.3) Book a free consultation with a member of our UC Liaison team. We have offices in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch and can meet face-to-face, via phone or online. Please make contact so we can help with your study plans
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Bachelor of Communication
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The Bachelor of Communication (BC) is an applied communication degree, developing a broad skillset in media content production, planning, and research in international and national contexts."It is impossible to speak in such a way that you cannot be misunderstood." – Karl PopperThree ways to find out more:1) Check out this degree info on our website2) Watch this video3) See the careers this degree can lead toSlow your scroll — student profileHi, I’m Molly, a UC Communication studentDo you want critical transferable skills that employers really look for? The BC opens up opportunities to a range of career paths – from political communication, social media, marketing, journalism and public relations. Check out my UC experienceStill uncertain? UC's Liaison team can help.1) Register for our Hui Tairanga | UC Info Evenings 2) Plan to attend Rā Tōmene | UC Open Day on 9 September to explore our campus and talk with staff from our Faculty of Arts.3) Book a free consultation with a member of our UC Liaison team. We have offices in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch and can meet face-to-face, via phone or online. Please make contact so we can help with your study plans
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Bachelor of Criminal Justice
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The Bachelor of Criminal Justice (BCJ) is the first degree of its kind in Aotearoa New Zealand. It draws together UC’s expertise in criminology, sociology, developmental and behavioural psychology, policing, criminal law and procedure, and human services."Justice will not be served until those who are unaffected are as outraged as those who are." – Benjamin FranklinThree ways to find out more:1) Check out this degree info on our website2) Watch this video3) See the careers this degree can lead toSlow your scroll — student profileKia ora, I'm Lillian, a UC Criminal Justice studentThe BCJ takes a 360-degree look at the criminal justice system and its processes, including governance, enforcement, rehabilitation, and improvement. Check out my UC experienceStill uncertain? UC's Liaison team can help.1) Register for our Hui Tairanga | UC Info Evenings 2) Plan to attend Rā Tōmene | UC Open Day on 9 September to explore our campus and talk with staff from our Faculty of Law.3) Book a free consultation with a member of our UC Liaison team. We have offices in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch and can meet face-to-face, via phone or online. Please make contact so we can help with your study plans
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Bachelor of Data Science
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Data is used by organisations of all sizes to make better decisions. In this degree, you will learn how to analyse and interpret data to inform decision-making and forecast trends."Things get done only if the data we gather can inform and inspire those in a position to make [a] difference." – Mike SchmokerThree ways to find out more:1) Check out this degree info on our website2) Watch this video3) See the careers this degree can lead toSlow your scroll — student profileHello, I'm Sumathi, a UC Data Science postgrad studentData science is evolving. It is the future of everything, so we need to keep up with the rapidly developing world of data digitisation. Check out my UC data science experienceStill uncertain? UC's Liaison team can help.1) Register for our Hui Tairanga | UC Info Evenings 2) Plan to attend Rā Tōmene | UC Open Day on 9 September to explore our campus and talk with staff from our Faculty of Science.3) Book a free consultation with a member of our UC Liaison team. We have offices in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch and can meet face-to-face, via phone or online. Please make contact so we can help with your study plans
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Bachelor of Digital Screen with Honours
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The Bachelor of Digital Screen with Honours (BDigiScreen(Hons)) is a 4-year professional degree focusing on storytelling using words, still or moving images, animation, and sound."Storytelling is the most powerful way to put ideas into the world.” – Robert McKeeThree ways to find out more:1) Check out this degree info on our website2) Watch this video3) Find out about opportunities that screen convergence presentsSlow your scroll — Digital Screen CampusThrough a combination of industry partnerships and work-integrated learning, the Digital Screen Campus will provide a vibrant environment for training future leaders in film production, game development and cross-reality ~ with facilities specifically geared towards commercial production, education, innovation and research.Check progress with the campusStill uncertain? UC's Liaison team can help.1) Register for our Hui Tairanga | UC Info Evenings 2) Plan to attend Rā Tōmene | UC Open Day on 9 September to explore UC's main campus and talk with our Digital Screen team.3) Book a free consultation with a member of our UC Liaison team. We have offices in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch and can meet face-to-face, via phone or online. Please make contact so we can help with your study plans
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Bachelor of Engineering with Honours
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Engineers design the future. They provide innovative solutions to meet the needs of our modern world. From buildings and bridges, to apps and smart devices, to pharmaceuticals and renewable energy, engineering feats are everywhere."As engineers, we were going to be in a position to change the world – not just study it." — Henry PetroskiThree ways to find out more:1) Check out this degree info on our website2) Watch this video3) Read this Engineering brochureSlow your scroll — student profileHi, I’m Matthew, a UC Engineering studentUC Engineering offers 9 disciplines to specialise in – taught by passionate practising experts. Check out my UC Engineering experienceStill uncertain? UC's Liaison team can help.1) Register for our Hui Tairanga | UC Info Evenings 2) Plan to attend Rā Tōmene | UC Open Day on 9 September to explore our campus and talk with staff from our Faculty of Engineering.3) Book a free consultation with a member of our UC Liaison team. We have offices in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch and can meet face-to-face, via phone or online. Please make contact so we can help with your study plans
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Bachelor of Environmental Science with Honours
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Do you want to do your part for the environment? This degree will give you skills and the practical learning you’ll need to address the pressing environmental issues we face."We won’t have a society if we destroy the environment." – Margaret MeadThree ways to find out more:1) Check out this degree info on our website2) Watch this video3) See the careers this degree can lead toSlow your scroll — student profileHi, I’m Courtney, a UC Environmental Science studentIf your goal is to be part of the change towards a sustainable future, this degree will teach you how to assess impact resulting from disasters, ecological change, and human activity. Check out my UC experienceStill uncertain? UC's Liaison team can help.1) Register for our Hui Tairanga | UC Info Evenings 2) Plan to attend Rā Tōmene | UC Open Day on 9 September to explore our campus and talk with staff from our Faculty of Science.3) Book a free consultation with a member of our UC Liaison team. We have offices in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch and can meet face-to-face, via phone or online. Please make contact so we can help with your study plans
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Bachelor of Fine Arts
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The Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA) is a prestigious degree that will give you a broad knowledge in visual arts, multimedia, and design before you specialise in one studio area."“Art enables us to find ourselves and lose ourselves at the same time." – Thomas MertonThree ways to find out more:1) Check out this degree info on our website2) Watch this video3) See the careers this degree can lead toSlow your scroll — student profileHi, I’m Monica, a UC Fine Arts studentAre you creative? Do you have an artistic flair?Pursue your passion for art at UC. Check out my UC experienceStill uncertain? UC's Liaison team can help.1) Register for our Hui Tairanga | UC Info Evenings 2) Plan to attend Rā Tōmene | UC Open Day on 9 September to explore our campus and talk with staff from our Faculty of Arts.3) Book a free consultation with a member of our UC Liaison team. We have offices in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch and can meet face-to-face, via phone or online. Please make contact so we can help with your study plans
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Bachelor of Forestry Science
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The Bachelor of Forestry Science (BForSc) is a professional, interdisciplinary degree that prepares graduates for managing forest resources by combining core science courses with management, commerce and technology."The clearest way into the universe is through a forest wilderness." – John MuirThree ways to find out more:1) Check out this degree info on our website2) Watch this video3) See the careers this degree can lead toSlow your scroll — student profileHey there, I’m Grace, a UC Forestry studentDo you like science? What about the outdoors? Then Forestry could be the ideal career path for you to explore. Check out my reasons for getting into ForestryStill uncertain? UC's Liaison team can help.1) Register for our Hui Tairanga | UC Info Evenings 2) Plan to attend Rā Tōmene | UC Open Day on 9 September to explore our campus and talk with staff from our School of Forestry.3) Book a free consultation with a member of our UC Liaison team. We have offices in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch and can meet face-to-face, via phone or online. Please make contact so we can help with your study plans
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Bachelor of Health Sciences
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This three-year programme (BHSc) provides a comprehensive overview of health and healthcare. It is a multidisciplinary qualification, so our graduates are using their skills in the health sector and beyond."Health is a state of complete mental, social and physical well-being, not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.” – World Health Organization, 1948Three ways to find out more:1) Check out this degree info on our website2) Watch this video3) See the careers this degree can lead toSlow your scroll — student profileKia ora, I’m Teghan, a UC Health Sciences studentHealth Sciences at UC prepares you to contribute in a meaningful way to the health issues that face our communities. Check out my UC experienceStill uncertain? UC's Liaison team can help.1) Register for our Hui Tairanga | UC Info Evenings 2) Plan to attend Rā Tōmene | UC Open Day on 9 September to explore our campus and talk with staff from our Faculty of Health.3) Book a free consultation with a member of our UC Liaison team. We have offices in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch and can meet face-to-face, via phone or online. Please make contact so we can help with your study plans
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Bachelor of Laws
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Bachelor of Laws (LLB) students gain a professional degree of outstanding quality in four years and deal with real people with real problems as part of the innovative clinical studies programme at UC. "Law is order, and good law is good order." – AristotleThree ways to find out more:1) Check out this degree info on our website2) Watch this video3) See the careers this degree can lead toSlow your scroll — student profileHey there, I’m Jesse, a UC Law studentLLB courses are taught by world-ranked staff who are regarded as leading experts in their fields – many having written the textbooks that underpin legal studies in Aotearoa New Zealand. Check out my experience of UC LawStill uncertain? UC's Liaison team can help.1) Register for our Hui Tairanga | UC Info Evenings 2) Plan to attend Rā Tōmene | UC Open Day on 9 September to explore our campus and talk with staff from our Faculty of Law.3) Book a free consultationwith a member of our UC Liaison team. We have offices in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch and can meet face-to-face, via phone or online. Please make contact so we can help with your study plans
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Bachelor of Music
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This specialised degree is for those who want to concentrate their studies on music. The MusB provides a wide selection of practical and academic courses, and students work closely with internationally acclaimed staff and guest educators.“Music is the language of the spirit. It opens the secret of life bringing peace, abolishing strife.” – Kahlil GibranThree ways to find out more:1) Check out this degree info on our website2) Watch this video3) See the careers this degree can lead toSlow your scroll — student profileHey there, I’m Thomas, a UC Music studentMusic in all its forms is used the world over for leisure, artistic expression, and enlightenment – follow your passion with a MusB. Check out my UC experienceStill uncertain? UC's Liaison team can help.1) Register for our Hui Tairanga | UC Info Evenings 2) Plan to attend Rā Tōmene | UC Open Day on 9 September to explore our campus and talk with staff from our Faculty of Arts.3) Book a free consultationwith a member of our UC Liaison team. We have offices in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch and can meet face-to-face, via phone or online. Please make contact so we can help with your study plans
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Bachelor of Product Design
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Product Design combines creative design, science, engineering, and business studies. Product designers plan and develop items for use in homes, businesses, and industry."Any sufficiently advanced technology is equivalent to magic." – Arthur C. ClarkeThree ways to find out more:1) Check out this degree info on our website2) Watch this video3) Read about our UC School of Product DesignSlow your scroll — student profileHey there, I’m Will, a UC Product Design studentIn this multi-disciplinary degree, you can study in one of three areas: Industrial Product Design, Applied Immersive Game Design or Chemical Formulation Design. Check out my UC experienceStill uncertain? UC's Liaison team can help.1) Register for our Hui Tairanga | UC Info Evenings 2) Plan to attend Rā Tōmene | UC Open Day on 9 September to explore our campus and talk with staff from our School of Product Design.3) Book a free consultation with a member of our UC Liaison team. We have offices in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch and can meet face-to-face, via phone or online. Please make contact so we can help with your study plans
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Bachelor of Science
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This degree is about understanding and improving the natural world through observation, experimentation, modelling, and calculation. BSc students investigate big issues confronting our planet such as climate change, diseases, global water crisis and more.“You know, I am sorry for the poor fellows [who] haven't got labs to work in.” – Ernest RutherfordThree ways to find out more:1) Check out this degree info on our website2) Watch this video3) Read about the subjects you can study in ScienceSlow your scroll — student profileHi, I’m Ruby, a UC Science studentA BSc will expose you to new ideas and technologies, develop your research skills, and help you make a real contribution to the challenges facing our world. Check out my UC Science experienceStill uncertain? UC's Liaison team can help.1) Register for our Hui Tairanga | UC Info Evenings 2) Plan to attend Rā Tōmene | UC Open Day on 9 September to explore our campus and talk with staff from our Faculty of Science.3) Book a free consultation with a member of our UC Liaison team. We have offices in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch and can meet face-to-face, via phone or online. Please make contact so we can help with your study plans
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Bachelor of Social Work with Honours
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The BSW(Hons) is ideal for those with a commitment to working with others in overcoming personal and institutional barriers to wellbeing, and promoting the full potential of people."I always wondered why somebody doesn’t do something about that. Then I realised I was somebody." – Lily TomlinThree ways to find out more:1) Check out this degree info on our website2) Find out the skills you'll gain3) See the careers this degree can lead toSlow your scroll — student profileHey there, I’m Ailine, a UC Social Work studentThe highly regarded BSW(Hons) at UC is Aotearoa New Zealand’s most established social work programme – find out more to see if it is right for you. Check out my UC experienceStill uncertain? UC's Liaison team can help.1) Register for our Hui Tairanga | UC Info Evenings 2) Plan to attend Rā Tōmene | UC Open Day on 9 September to explore our campus and talk with staff from our Faculty of Arts.3) Book a free consultation with a member of our UC Liaison team. We have offices in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch and can meet face-to-face, via phone or online. Please make contact so we can help with your study plans
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Bachelor of Social & Environmental Sustainability
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The Bachelor of Social and Environmental Sustainability (BSEnS) explores the biggest global problems we have caused by injustice towards the environment and to communities, from pollution and climate change to world hunger."What you do makes a difference, and you have to decide what kind of difference you want to make." – Dame Jane GoodallThree ways to find out more:1) Check out this degree info on our website2) Watch this video3) Read about the business sector's response to this degreeSlow your scroll — student profileWill you be one of UC's first BSEnS graduates?Would you like a career in policy, governance, business or humanitarian aid? Check out more about this degreeStill uncertain? UC's Liaison team can help.1) Register for our Hui Tairanga | UC Info Evenings 2) Plan to attend Rā Tōmene | UC Open Day on 9 September to explore our campus and talk with staff from our Faculty of Arts.3) Book a free consultation with a member of our UC Liaison team. We have offices in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch and can meet face-to-face, via phone or online. Please make contact so we can help with your study plans
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Bachelor of Speech and Language Pathology with Honours
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Over the four years of this BSLP(Hons) degree, students gain the knowledge and skills to assist a wide variety of people with communication and swallowing disorders, while utilising excellent on-site resources including clinics and research facilities."The single biggest problem in communication is the illusion that it has taken place." – George Bernard ShawThree ways to find out more:1) Check out this degree info on our website2) Watch this video3) See the careers this degree can lead toSlow your scroll — student profileHi, I’m Helena, a UC Speech & Language studentUC offers a mix of theory and practical experience, so you can see the real difference you are making to people's lives.Check out my UC experienceStill uncertain? UC's Liaison team can help.1) Register for our Hui Tairanga | UC Info Evenings 2) Plan to attend Rā Tōmene | UC Open Day on 9 September to explore our campus and talk with staff from our Faculty of Science.3) Book a free consultation with a member of our UC Liaison team. We have offices in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch and can meet face-to-face, via phone or online. Please make contact so we can help with your study plans
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Bachelor of Sport
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BSport students gain key skills employers look for in sport and related fields, and in areas from communications to corporate management. These include skills such as leadership, accountability, communication, teamwork, motivation, and psychology."It’s not whether you get knocked down; it’s whether you get up. – Vince LombardiThree ways to find out more:1) Check out this degree info on our website2) Watch this video3) See the careers this degree can lead toSlow your scroll — student profileKia ora, I’m Shaquel, a UC Sport studentAre you passionate about sport? Then Sport could be the good way to go. Check out my experience at UCStill uncertain? UC's Future Students team can help.1) Register for our Hui Tairanga | UC Info Evenings2) Plan to attend Rā Tōmene | UC Open Daycome explore our campus and talk with staff from our Faculty of Health.3) Book a free consultation with a member of our UC Future Students team. We have offices in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch and can meet face-to-face, via phone or online. Please make contact so we can help with your study plans
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Bachelor of Youth and Community Leadership
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This degree develops professional leadership and entrepreneurial skills for those passionate about issues such as youth work and development, sustainability, human rights, equality, social entrepreneurship, and humanitarian work. "If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, you are a leader." – John Quincy AdamsThree ways to find out more:1) Check out this degree info on our website2) Watch this video3) Read about where this degree can take youSlow your scroll — student profileKia ora, I’m Ella, a UC YACL studentIf you're passionate about community and leadership, you can develop these interests into practical, theoretical, transferable skills. Check out my UC experienceStill uncertain? UC's Liaison team can help.1) Register for our Hui Tairanga | UC Info Evenings 2) Plan to attend Rā Tōmene | UC Open Day on 9 September to explore our campus and talk with staff from our Faculty of Education.3) Book a free consultation with a member of our UC Liaison team. We have offices in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch and can meet face-to-face, via phone or online. Please make contact so we can help with your study plans
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Graduate Diploma in Teaching and Learning (Secondary)
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Teaching is a positive and varied career for energetic, creative people who are committed to making a positive difference for children and young people. Follow-up your Bachelor's degree with this GradDip to join the teaching profession." Education is not the filling of a pot but the lighting of a fire." –W.B. YeatsThree ways to find out more:1) Check out this degree info on our website2) Watch this video3) See the careers this degree can lead toSlow your scroll — student profileHey there, I’m Emily, a UC Teaching studentYou'll gain knowledge of teaching, learners and the curriculum, and engage in professional practice in schools to become part of the teaching profession. Check out my UC experienceStill uncertain? UC's Liaison team can help.1) Register for our Hui Tairanga | UC Info Evenings 2) Plan to attend Rā Tōmene | UC Open Day on 9 September to explore our campus and talk with staff from our Faculty of Education.3) Book a free consultation with a member of our UC Liaison team. We have offices in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch and can meet face-to-face, via phone or online. Please make contact so we can help with your study plans