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Starting the university journey is exciting, and we know how important it is to ensure everything goes as smoothly as possible for students. This degree planning guide will give you all the information students need to confidently complete their application. Use it as a guide to map out their degree, then apply for online admissions and select specific papers.

Application processTo start an application to the University of Waikato visit enrol.waikato.ac.nz

If this is their first time applying to Waikato students will need to register for an ID number. To do this, select ‘Create an account’.

If students already have a University of Waikato ID number, they can log in via the ‘Student login’ section.

Contact usOur Future Student Advisers are here to answer any questions students may have about coming to University, and can help students plan their degree. We have advisers in Hamilton, Tauranga and Auckland. Contact them for more information or to make an appointment to chat with them one-on-one.

Email [email protected] Call 0800 WAIKATO Web waikato.ac.nz

The information in this guide is correct at the time of printing, and is subject to change. Contact the University or speak to a Future Student Adviser for the most up-to-date information.

University terminologyCompulsory paper: These are papers that must be completed in order to gain a degree.

Major: This is the main subject of the degree. To major in a subject it must be studied at an advanced level.

Elective: Students may have room in their degree to take papers outside of their major. These can be chosen from almost any subject at Waikato.

Trimester: There are two main trimesters a year, A Trimester and B Trimester, which run for approximately 12 weeks each. Some papers also run in Summer School/ C Trimester.

Paper codes (ie CHEMY100)

CHEMY Indicates the subject, in this case Chemistry

100 The paper number, which also indicates the year level, in this case first-year

Note: Paper codes are subject to change.

Schools/faculties:

• School of Arts

• School of Social Sciences

• Te Kura Toi Tangata School of Education

• School of Computing and Mathematical Sciences

• School of Health, Sport and Human Performance

• Te Piringa - Faculty of Law

• Waikato Management School

• Te Pua Wānanga ki te Ao - Faculty of Māori and Indigenous Studies

• School of Science

• School of Engineering

• School of Psychology

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Example degree structure 4

Conjoint degrees and double majors 5

Example double major degree structure 6

Bachelor of Arts (BA) overview – Arts and Social Sciences 8

Papers – Bachelor of Arts 9

BA in Anthropology 10

BA in Economics 11

BA in Education and Society 12

BA in English 13

BA in Environmental Planning 14

BA in Geography 15

BA in History 16

BA in Human Development 17

BA in International Languages and Cultures 18

Papers – BA in International Languages and Cultures 19

BA(INTLC) in Chinese 19

BA(INTLC) in French 19

BA(INTLC) in Japanese 19

BA(INTLC) in Spanish 19

BA in Law 20

BA in Linguistics 21

BA in Music 22

BA in Philosophy 23

BA in Political Science 24

BA in Population Studies 25

BA in Psychology 26

BA in Screen and Media Studies 27

BA in Social Policy 28

BA in Sociology 29

BA in Theatre Studies 30

BA in Writing Studies 31

Bachelor of Arts (BA) overview – Māori and Indigenous Studies 32

BA in Māori and Indigenous Studies 33

BA in Pacific and Indigenous Studies 34

BA in Te Reo Māori 35

Bachelor of Business (BBus) single major overview 36

BBus in Accounting 37

BBus in Digital Business 38

BBus in Economics 39

BBus in Finance 40

BBus in Human Resource Management 41

BBus in Marketing 42

BBus in Public Relations 43

BBus in Strategic Management 44

BBus in Supply Chain Management 45

BBus in Tourism and Hospitality Management 46

Bachelor of Business (BBus) double major overview 47

Bachelor of Communication Studies (BCS) single major overview 48

BCS in Marketing 49

BCS in Public Relations 50

Bachelor of Communication Studies (BCS) double major overview 51

Bachelor of Computing and Mathematical Sciences with Honours (BCMS(Hons)) overview 52

BCMS(Hons) in Computer Science 53

BCMS(Hons) in Data Analytics 54

BCMS(Hons) in Mathematics 55

Bachelor of Design (BDes) overview 56

BDes in Communication Design 57

BDes in Industrial Design 58

BDes in Interface Design 59

BDes in Media Design 60

Bachelor of Engineering with Honours (BE(Hons)) overview 61

BE(Hons) at our Tauranga campus 62

BE(Hons) in Chemical and Biological Engineering 64

Papers – BE(Hons) in Chemical and Biological Engineering 65

BE(Hons) in Civil Engineering 66

BE(Hons) in Electrical and Electronic Engineering 68

BE(Hons) in Environmental Engineering 69

BE(Hons) in Materials and Process Engineering 70

Papers – BE(Hons) in Materials and Process Engineering 71

BE(Hons) in Mechanical Engineering 72

BE(Hons) in Mechatronics 73

BE(Hons) in Software Engineering 74

Papers – BE(Hons) in Software Engineering 75

Bachelor of Environmental Planning (BEP) overview 76

Papers – Bachelor of Environmental Planning 77

Bachelor of Health (BHealth) in Poutū-mārō Biomedical Sciences 78

Papers – Bachelor of Health (BHealth) in Poutū-mārō Biomedical Sciences 79

Bachelor of Health (BHealth) Poutū-manahau Population Health 80

Papers – Bachelor of Health (BHealth) Poutū-manahau Population Health 81

Bachelor of Health, Sport and Human Performance (BHSHP) overview 82

BHSHP in Community Health 83

BHSHP in Human Performance Science 84

BHSHP in Sport Development and Coaching 85

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Bachelor of Laws (LLB) single major 86

Papers – Bachelor of Laws 87

Bachelor of Laws (LLB) double major 88

Bachelor of Laws (Honours) (LLB(Hons)), Diploma in Law (DipLaw) 89

Bachelor of Management Studies with Honours (BMS(Hons)) single major overview 90

BMS(Hons) in Accounting 91

BMS(Hons) in Digital Business 92

BMS(Hons) in Economics 93

BMS(Hons) in Finance 94

BMS(Hons) in Human Resource Management 95

BMS(Hons) in Marketing 96

BMS(Hons) in Public Relations 97

BMS(Hons) in Strategic Management 98

BMS(Hons) in Supply Chain Management 99

BMS(Hons) in Tourism and Hospitality Management 100

Bachelor of Management Studies with Honours (BMS(Hons)) double major overview 101

Bachelor of Music (BMus) overview 102

Papers – Bachelor of Music 103

BMus Academic Stream 104

BMus Composition Stream 105

BMus Performance Stream 106

Bachelor of Science (BSc) overview – Computing and Mathematics 107

BSc in Applied Computing 108

BSc in Computer Science 109

BSc in Data Analytics 110

BSc in Mathematics 111

Bachelor of Science (BSc) overview – Science and Engineering 112

Papers – Bachelor of Science 113

BSc in Aquaculture 114

BSc in Biological Sciences 115

BSc in Chemistry 116

BSc in Earth Sciences 117

BSc in Ecology and Biodiversity 118

BSc in Environmental Sciences 119

BSc in Environmental Sciences – Tauranga campus 120

BSc in Materials Science 121

BSc in Molecular and Cellular Biology 122

BSc in Psychology 123

Bachelor of Science (Technology) (BSc(Tech)) overview 124

BSc(Tech) in Chemistry 125

BSc(Tech) in Computer Science 126

BSc(Tech) in Earth Sciences 127

BSc(Tech) in Ecology and Biodiversity 128

BSc(Tech) in Environmental Sciences 129

BSc(Tech) in Materials Science 130

BSc(Tech) in Molecular and Cellular Biology 131

Bachelor of Social Sciences (BSocSc) overview – Arts and Social Science 132

Papers – Bachelor of Social Sciences 133

BSocSc in Anthropology 134

BSocSc in Economics 135

BSocSc in Environmental Planning 136

BSocSc in Geography 137

BSocSc in History 138

BSocSc in Linguistics 139

BSocSc in Philosophy 140

BSocSc in Political Science 141

BSocSc in Population Studies 142

BSocSc in Psychology 143

BSocSc in Screen and Media Studies 144

BSocSc in Social Policy 145

BSocSc in Sociology 146

Bachelor of Social Sciences (BSocSc) overview – Education 147

BSocSc in Digital Learning 148

BSocSc in Education and Society 149

BSocSc in Human Development 150

Bachelor of Social Sciences (BSocSc) overview – Māori and Indigenous Studies 151

BSocSc in Māori and Indigenous Studies 152

BSocSc in Pacific and Indigenous Studies 153

Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) overview 154

Papers – Bachelor of Social Work 155

Bachelor of Teaching (BTchg) overview 156

BTchg Early Childhood Stream 157

BTchg Kākano Rua Stream 158

BTchg Primary Stream 159

BTchg Secondary Stream 160

Waikato OE Student Exchange 161

Example Waikato OE Student Exchange degree structure 162

Interested in completing a trimester overseas?

See what your degree would look like as a Waikato OE student on page 162


This structure is an example of a degree with a single major. For details about the specific structure of each degree refer to pages 8-160.

Example of a degree structure 3 years 360 points


Example degree structure

Y1 120 points

100 Level 100 Level 100 Level 100 Level 100 Level 100 Level 100 Level 100 Level Major

Y2 120 points

200 Level 200 Level 200 Level 200 Level 200 Level 200 Level 200 Level100 Level or above

Minor (optional)

Y3 120 points

300 Level 300 Level 300 Level 300 Level 300 Level200 Level or above

200 Level or above

200 Level or above Elective

Compulsory

Each box represents a paper. Each paper is worth a set number of points - normally 15 points per paper.

To graduate with a major in a subject, students need to have completed a certain number of points at various levels, ie at 100, 200 and 300 Level for a three-year degree.

If you are studying full-time, you will usually take four papers in A Trimester and four papers in B Trimester.

The number of points a student will achieve if they pass all of their papers each year. A typical full-time workload is 120 points a year.

A major is the main subject in the degree. A double major is when a student studies two subjects in depth. A single major is 135 points. A second major is 120 points. See page 6 for a double major degree structure.

This is a subject which is studied in some depth but not as much as the major subject. Minors are optional.

Students may have room in their degree to take papers outside their major or compulsory papers. These are called elective papers. Electives can be from almost any subject offered by the University.

If your student is interested in studying more than one subject in depth, they can combine two degrees into a conjoint degree programme.

A conjoint degree is where students study two

separate bachelors degrees at the same time.

This enables them to complete both degrees in

a shorter amount of time than if they studied

them separately.

Career outcomesEmployers are increasingly on the lookout

for well-rounded graduates with strengths

in more than one area. Combining two

complementary degrees enables students

to develop skills that are transferable across

disciplines. This opens up a wider range of

career opportunities and means they can

pursue their own unique career path, rather

than being limited to a single area.

Conjoint degree vs double majorSome programmes are best completed as a

double major instead of a conjoint degree.

A double major is where students study one

degree but focus on two different subjects

in depth within that degree; for example,

a Bachelor of Social Sciences majoring in

Psychology and Political Science.

A conjoint degree is best suited to students

who want to study two very distinct fields,

eg science and management. However, if

the two degrees they want to study are very

similar, or if one is of more interest, they

might find that a double major better suits

their needs.

If a student starts a conjoint programme

and decides partway through that it’s not for

them, we can adjust their programme to suit.

Contact usOur advisers and other University staff are

also available throughout student’s degrees to

help them make decisions and plan their next

steps. To get in touch with an adviser email

[email protected] or call

0800 WAIKATO

We’re committed to making sure your students get the most out of their education. In 2018, we launched new degree programmes. These have been designed to ensure they are future-focused to fully prepare students for their chosen careers.

Our new degrees give students more opportunities to develop key skills and gain the experience needed to successfully contribute in the workplace and the community.

To ensure students achieve this, the following have been included in all new degrees:

• Disciplinary foundations: Fundamental academic skills needed to be successful at university, including an introduction to the discipline, academic integrity and professional ethics.

• Cultural perspectives: Developing intercultural understanding and being confident with different cultures and languages.

• Work-integrated learning: Opportunities to apply knowledge and skills in community and workplace settings.

Single major structure – 135 points

• Two papers (30 points) at 100 Level

• Three papers (45 points) at 200 Level

• Four papers (60 points) at 300 Level

Double major structure – 120 points

• Two papers (30 points) at 100 Level



• Science majors are an exception.


Conjoint degrees and double majors

Example of a double major degree structure 3 years 360 points


Example double major degree structure

Y1 120 points

100 Level 100 Level 100 Level 100 Level 100 Level 100 Level 100 Level 100 Level First major

Y2 120 points

200 Level 200 Level 200 Level 200 Level 200 Level 200 Level 200 Level 200 Level Second major

Y3 120 points

300 Level 300 Level 300 Level 300 Level200 Levelor above

300 Level 300 Level 300 Level Compulsory

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“My years at Waikato made me more centred, more confident and self-reliant, and I grew immensely

as a person and a performer. I was given all the support and encouragement I needed, along with the push to always reach higher. Now I’m studying and performing in London, where I’m refining my craft as I work towards being

an international opera singer.”

Filipe ManuBachelor of Music


Bachelor of Arts (BA) overview – Arts and Social Sciences

If you are fascinated by the history and creative activities of humankind and how this shapes societies and our future, then the Arts & Social Sciences Bachelor of Arts (BA) is for you.

Y1100 Level

Major100 Level

Major

One from List A:

Academic Foundations

ARTSC110 Old Worlds - New Worlds

Field of the Degree

100 Level

Field of the Degree 100 Level

Elective Elective

Y2200 Level

Major200 Level

Major200 Level

Major

One from List B:

Cultural Perspectives


Elective Elective Elective

Y3300 Level

Major300 Level

Major300 Level

Major300 Level

Major

One from List C:

Work-Integrated Learning


Note: See page 9 for List A: Academic Foundations, List B: Cultural Perspectives and List C: Work-Integrated Learning papers. The Bachelor of Arts is also offered by Te Pua Wānanga ki te Ao - Faculty of Māori & Indigenous Studies. See page 32 for the degree overview.


Papers – Bachelor of Arts

Papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)LIST A: ACADEMIC FOUNDATIONS

ARTSC101 Indigenous Social Science Research

ARTSC103 Rights and Reason

ARTSC105 Language in Context

ENSLA103 Undergraduate Research Writing for ESL Students

LIST B: CULTURAL PERSPECTIVES

Any Faculty of Māori and Indigenous Studies paper, or

ANTHY101 Exploring Cultures: Introduction to Anthropology

ANTHY102 New Zealand and the Pacific

ANTHY201 Ethnicity and Identity

ANTHY202 Polynesian Ethnography

DSIGN252 Cultural Perspectives In Design

EDUCA200 Te Hononga Tangata

ENGLI200 Global Fictions

FRNCH231 French Language Intermediate 1

GEOGY219 Māori Lands and Communities

HISTY225 Indigenous Histories: Narratives, Ethics and Decoloniality

INTLC101 International Languages and Cultures

INTLC221 Understanding East Asia

INTLC222 European and Latin American Cultures: Tradition and Modernity

LEGAL211 International and Comparative Law: Global Perspectives

LINGS203 Language, Society and Culture

LIST C: WORK-INTEGRATED LEARNING

ARTSW300 Arts and Cultural Festivals

ARTSW301 Professional Practice in the Arts

ARTSW302 Work-related Arts Research Project

LINGS301 Research Apprenticeship

MEDIA307 Professional Studio Production

POPST300 Population Studies Work-related Project

PSYCH300 Work Placement in Psychology

SOCSC300 Work-Integrated Learning – Work Placements

SOCSC301 Work-Integrated Learning – Work-related Projects

SPNSH300 Spanish Internship

WRITE396 Writing Studies Work Placement


BA in Anthropology

Y1

ANTHY101 Exploring Cultures:

Introduction to Anthropology

ANTHY102 New Zealand

and the Pacific

One from List A:



Field of the Degree

100 Level

Field of the Degree

100 LevelElective Elective

Y2Any

ANTHY2 PaperAny

ANTHY2 Paper

Any ANTHY2Paper or

LINGS203

One from List B:


Field of the Degree

200 LevelElective Elective Elective

Y3Any

300 Level Paper Listed Below

Any 300 Level Paper

Listed Below

Any 300 Level Paper

Listed Below

Any 300 Level Paper

Listed Below

LINGS301 or one from

List C: Work-Integrated

Learning


Note: See page 9 for List A: Academic Foundations, List B: Cultural Perspectives and List C: Work-Integrated Learning papers.

Papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)200 LEVEL PAPER LIST


ANTHY202 The Polynesians: Tangata o Te Moana

ANTHY207 Magic, Witchcraft and Religion


300 LEVEL PAPER LIST

ANTHY300 Cultures and Power in the Pacific

ANTHY301 Imagining Cultures

ANTHY308 Melanesian Ethnography

ANTHY325 Māori Heritage Management

ANTHY390 Directed Study

GEOGY323 Indigenous Geographies


MAORI304 Sustainability in Māori, Pacific and Indigenous Contexts


BA in Economics

Y1

ECONS101 Business Economics

and the NZ Economy

ECONS102 Economics and

Society

One from List A:



Field of the Degree

100 Level

Field of the Degree


Y2ECONS200

Understanding the Global Economy

ECONS202 Microeconomics

and Business Economics

ECONS205 Data Analytics with Business Applications

One from List B:


Field of the Degree


Y3ECONS301

Economic Growth and Wellbeing

Any ECONS3 Paper

Any ECONS3 Paper

Any ECONS3 Paper

One from List C:





ECONS303 Applied Quantitative Research Methods

ECONS304 International Economics Issues.

ECONS305 Entrepreneurial Discovery and Innovation

ECONS306 Economics and Strategic Interaction

ECONS307 Economics of Land, Water and Environment


BA in Education and Society

Y1EDSOC100

or EDSOC101

Any 100 Level Paper

Listed Below

One from List A:



Field of the Degree

100 Level

Field of the Degree


Y2Any

EDSOC2 PaperAny

EDSOC2 Paper

Any EDSOC2 Paper or SOCPY200

One from List B:


Field of the Degree


Y3Any

EDSOC3 PaperAny

EDSOC3 PaperAny

EDSCO3 PaperAny

EDSOC3 Paper

One from List C:





EDSOC100 Education: Past and Present

EDSOC101 The New Zealand Educational Context

HISTY107 New Zealand Histories: Fresh Perspectives

PHILO150 The Big Questions: An Introduction to Philosophy

SOCIO101 Introduction to Sociology


EDSOC200 Education and New Zealand Society

EDSOC201 The Purpose of Education

EDSOC202 Planning Learning Opportunities for Adults

SOCPY200 Social Policy and Social Issues


EDSOC300 Māori Knowledge and Western Impacts in Education

EDSOC301 History of New Zealand Education

EDSOC302 Adults Learning for Life

EDSOC303 Education and Sexuality

EDUCA303 Curriculum Perspectives

EDUWK300 Community Engagement in Education


BA in English

Y1ENGLI100

Telling the StoryENGLI101

Adaptations

One from List A:



Field of the Degree

100 Level

Field of the Degree


Y2Any

ENGLI2 or WRITE2 Paper

Any ENGLI2

or WRITE2 Paper

Any ENGLI2

or WRITE2 Paper

One from List B:


Field of the Degree


Y3Any

ENGLI3 Paper or WRITE300

Any ENGLI3 Paper or WRITE300



One from List C:




Papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)At least 105 points must be from ENGLI-coded papers.200 LEVEL PAPER LIST


ENGLI201 Genre Studies: Tropes and Techniques

ENGLI202 Shakespeare’s Worlds

WRITE201 Applied Writing: Food Writing

WRITE202 Creative Writing: Voice and Image

WRITE203 Special Topic: Inspiring Work

WRITE205 Writing for the Screen


ENGLI300 Theory Matters

ENGLI301 Genre Studies: Challenging Forms

ENGLI302 Modernisms

ENGLI303 Looking Back: Reading Now

WRITE300 Creative Writing: Creative Non-fiction


BA in Environmental Planning

Y1

ENVPL100Intro to

Environmental Planning

ENVPL101 Future Cities

One from List A:



Field of the Degree

100 Level

Field of the Degree


Y2ENVPL200


ENVPL201 Introduction to Resource

Management

ENVPL202Cartography & Spatial Analysis

One from List B:


Field of the Degree


Y3ENVPL300 Planning in

Aotearoa NZ

ENVPL301 Planning for

Sustainability

ENVLP302Māori Resource Management

ENVLP303 Environmental

Assessment and Policy

ENVPL304 or one from


Learning




BA in Geography

Y1GEOGY101

People and Place

GEOGY103 Environment and Society

One from List A:



Field of the Degree

100 Level

Field of the Degree


Y2ENVPL202 GEOGY209

or GEOGY219

ENVPL202 GEOGY209

or GEOGY219

Any 200 Level Paper

Listed Below

One from List B:


Field of the Degree


Y3Any

GEOGY3 PaperAny

GEOGY3 Paper

Any 300 Level Paper

Listed Below

Any 300 Level Paper

Listed Below

One from List C:






ENVPL201 Introduction to Resource Management

ENVPL202 Cartography and Spatial Analysis

GEOGY209 Health, People, Place


POPST201 Population Studies


ENVPL300 Planning in Aotearoa New Zealand

GEOGY301 Disasters and Development

GEOGY309 Gender, Place and Culture


GEOGY328 Geographic Information Systems


BA in History

Y1

HISTY107 New Zealand

Histories: Fresh Perspectives

HISTY117 Global Histories:

Oceanic Encounters

One from List A:



Field of the Degree

100 Level

Field of the Degree


Y2Any


Any 200 Level Paper

Listed Below

Any 200 Level Paper

Listed Below

One from List B:


Field of the Degree


Y3Any

HISTY3 Paper or POLSC300

Any HISTY3 Paper or POLSC300



One from List C:





HISTY200 Pacific History

HISTY206 History in Practice: Historical Methods and Research

PHILO215 Moral and Political Philosophy: A Historical Introduction

POLSC224 Terrorism, Violence and the State


HISTY300 Gender in History

HISTY301 Sugar and Spice: Commodities in Global History

HISTY316 The Birth of the United States

HISTY330 Researching Iwi Māori History

HISTY390 Directed Study

POLSC300 Religion and Political Violence


BA in Human Development

Y1HMDEV100

Lifespan Development

CMYHE101 or PSYCH101

One from List A:



Field of the Degree

100 Level

Field of the Degree


Y2Any

HMDEV2 PaperAny

HMDEV2 Paper

Any HMDEV2 Paper

POPST201or SOCPY201

One from List B:


Field of the Degree


Y3Any

HMDEV3 PaperAny

HMDEV3 PaperAny

HMDEV3 PaperAny

HMDEV3 Paper

EDUWK300 or one from


Learning




HMDEV200 Child Development

HMDEV201 Adolescent Development

HMDEV202 Adult Development and Ageing

HMDEV240 Group Work for Life Transitions


SOCPY201 Social Policy, Families and Children


EDUWK300 Community Engagement in Education

HMDEV300 Children’s Development in Families

HMDEV301 Critical Issues for Youth in the 21st Century

HMDEV302 Ageing in a Changing World

HMDEV320 Implementing Inclusive Practices: Building Community Capacity

HMDEV321 Motivation and Talent Development in Young People

HMDEV322 Learning and Behaviour Difficulties: Strategies for Professionals

HMDEV340 Perspectives on Counselling


BA in International Languages and Cultures

Y1

CHINE131 FRNCH131 JAPAN131

or SPNSH131


or SPNSH132

One from List A:



One fromLanguage Pathways

list

Field of the Degree


Y2


or SPNSH231


or SPNSH232

INTLC221 or INTLC222

One from List B:


Field of the Degree


Y3


or SPNSH321


or SPNSH310

CHINE3FRNCH3 JAPAN3

or SPNSH3

CHINE3FRNCH3 JAPAN3

or SPNSH3

One from List C:





Papers – BA in International Languages and Cultures

Papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)ALL LANGUAGE PATHWAYS

INTLC101 International Languages and Cultures (recommended to be included in degree papers)



INTLC380 Study Abroad 1

INTLC390 Directed Study

CHINESE

CHINE131 Chinese Language 1: Part A

CHINE132 Chinese Language 1: Part B



CHINE306 Reading and Translation Skills

CHINE307 Political and Economic Modernisation in Chinese-speaking Asia

CHINE321 Translation Methodology and Practice



CHINE380 Study Abroad

CHINE390 Directed Study

FRENCH

FRNCH131 French for Beginners 1

FRNCH132 French for Beginners 2



FRNCH305 History and Variation of French

FRNCH317 French Culture from Versailles to the Revolution

FRNCH319 French Culture from Napoleon to the Impressionists

FRNCH321 Translation Methodology and Practice

FRNCH331 French Language Advanced 1

FRNCH332 French Language Advanced 2

FRNCH380 Study Abroad: French Language Intensive

FRNCH390 Directed Study

Note: Only two of FRNCH305, 317, 319 and 332 will be offered in any year.

JAPANESE

JAPAN131 Japanese 1: Part A

JAPAN132 Japanese 1: Part B



JAPAN321 Translation Methodology and Practice



JAPAN380 Study Abroad

JAPAN390 Directed Study

SPANISH

SPNSH131 Spanish for Beginners 1

SPNSH132 Spanish for Beginners 2

SPNSH231 Intermediate Spanish 1

SPNSH232 Intermediate Spanish 2

SPNSH305 Topics in Latin America

SPNSH310 Spanish Advanced Language

SPNSH312 Spanish in Context

SPNSH321 Translation, Methodology and Practice

SPNSH380 Study Abroad 1

SPNSH390 Directed Study

Note: Only one of SPNSH305 and SPNSH312 will be offered in any year.

Within the major in International Languages and Cultures there are four language pathways: Chinese, French, Japanese, Spanish.

To complete a single major in International Languages and Cultures, students must gain 135 points in International Languages and Cultures, comprising one of the following pathways:

Chinese

CHINE131, CHINE132, INTLC221, CHINE231, CHINE232, CHINE321, CHINE331 and a further 30 points from 300 Level papers listed in the CHINE pathway.

French

FRNCH131, FRNCH132, INTLC222, FRNCH231, FRNCH232, FRNCH321, FRNCH331, and a further 30 points from 300 Level papers listed in the FRNCH pathway.

Japanese

JAPAN131, JAPAN132, INTLC221, JAPAN231, JAPAN232, JAPAN321, JAPAN331 and a further 30 points from 300 level papers listed in the JAPAN pathway.

Spanish

SPNSH131, SPNSH132, INTLC222, SPNSH231, SPNSH232, SPNSH310, SPNSH321, and a further 30 points from 300 level papers listed in the SPNSH pathway.

Students who have met the prerequisites to be granted direct admission to 200 Level language papers will be able to count INTLC101 and one other approved 100 Level paper towards the requirements of their major.


BA in Law

Y1LEGAL103

Legal Method ALEGAL104

Legal Method B

One from List A:


ARTSC110 or MAORI100

LEGAL106Legal Systems and Societies

(30 points)

100 Level Elective

100 Level Elective

Y2LEGAL208

Law of Public Sphere

LEGAL209Law Policy &

Practice

LEGAL210Māori Law & The Treaty of

Waitangi

One from List B:


Field of the Degree200 Level

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Y3LEGAL309

Regulating New Frontiers

LEGAL310Issues in Justice: Crime & Society

LEGAL311Private Law &

Litigation Strategies

Any 400 Level

Law Paper*

One from List C:


300 Level Elective

300 Level Elective

300 Level Elective

Note: Please see page 9 for List A: Academic Foundations, List B: Cultural Perspectives and List C: Work-Integrated Learning papers. LEGAL211 is a recommended Cultural Perspectives paper for those completing the Bachelor of Arts in Law. *Please see page 87 for the current list of 400 Level law papers. Please not that not all papers will be available to BA in Law students.

Papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)ARTSC110 Old Worlds - New Worlds

MAORI100 Kokiri: Academic Skills for Indigenous Studies


BA in Linguistics

Y1ARTSC105

Language in Context

Any 100 Level Paper

Listed Below


Field of the Degree

100 Level

Field of the Degree

100 Level

Field of the Degree


Y2LINGS201

Language Analysis

Any 200 Level Paper

Listed Below

Any 200 Level Paper

Listed Below

One from List B:


Field of the Degree


Y3LINGS301 Research

Apprenticeship

LINGS302 Comparative

Linguistics

LINGS303 Sociolinguistics

Any LINGS3 Paper or FRNCH305



Note: See page 9 for List B: Cultural Perspectives and List C: Work-Integrated Learning papers.


ENGLI100 Telling the Story


MEDIA100 Understanding Visual Culture

WRITE100 Writing for Academic Success


LINGS202 Exploring English: From Grammar to Discourse


PHILO204 Wisdom, Language and Communication

PSYCH203 Cognitive Psychology and Development



LINGS304 Applied Linguistics

LINGS390 Directed Study


BA in Music

Y1

MUSIC112 Music in Society:

An Introduction to Western Music

Any MUSIC1 Paper

One from List A:



Field of the Degree

100 Level

Field of the Degree


Y2Any

MUSIC2 Paper

Any 200 Level Paper

Listed Below

Any 200 Level Paper

Listed Below

One from List B:


Field of the Degree


Y3MUSIC314

History of Music 1800-Present

Any 300 Level Paper

Listed Below

Any 300 Level Paper

Listed Below

Any 300 Level Paper

Listed Below

One from List C:





MUSIC101 Secondary Performance Studies 1

MUSIC115 Composition 1

MUSIC117 Musicianship 1

MUSIC119 Harmony and Counterpoint 1

MUSIC140 Music Technology 1: Techniques and Creativity


MAORI257 Kapa Haka: Noble Dances of the Māori


MUSIC213 History of Western Music: 1600-1800



MUSIC222 Orchestration

MUSIC226 Music Theatre

MUSIC227 Performance Ensemble Choir

MUSIC240 Creative Music Technology 2: Music and Visuals

MUSIC250 Lyric Diction and Language Studies

THSTS212 Developing Text and Action


MAORI357 Mahi Whakaari: Māori Performing Arts



MUSIC318 Performance Techniques 3

MUSIC320 Performance 3

MUSIC321 Chamber Music 3

MUSIC323 Advanced Composition Studies

MUSIC327 Performance Ensemble 2

MUSIC330 Soloist Studies 3

MUSIC340 Creative Music Technology 3: Creative Project


BA in Philosophy

Y1Any

PHILO1 PaperAny

PHILO1 Paper

One from List A:



Field of the Degree

100 Level

Field of the Degree


Y2Any

PHILO2 PaperAny

PHILO2 Paper

Any PHILO2 Paperor MAORI202

One from List B:


Field of the Degree


Y3Any

PHILO3 PaperAny

PHILO3 PaperAny

PHILO3 Paper

Any PHILO3 Paper or

EDSOC300

One from List C:





PHILO102 Introduction to Logic

PHILO103 Critical Thinking

PHILO106 Social and Moral Philosophy



MAORI202 Ngā Iho Matua: Māori Philosophy


PHILO208 Reason, Science and Pseudoscience


PHILO217 Environmental Ethics

PHILO218 Ethics at Work

PHILO225 Happiness and Wellbeing



PHILO304 Meaning, Understanding, and Truth

PHILO305 Philosophy of Religion

PHILO309 Experiments in Ethics



PHILO355 The Fundamental Structure of the World


BA in Political Science

Y1POLSC101

or POLSC102

Any 100 Level Paper

listed below

One from List A:



Field of the Degree

Level 100

Field of the Degree


Y2POLSC201

or POLSC211

IRSST206 POLCY212 POLSC201

or POLSC211

Any 200 Level Paper

Listed Below

One from List B:


Field of the Degree


Y3Any


Any 300 Level Paper

Listed Below

Any 300 Level Paper

Listed Below

Any 300 Level Paper

Listed Below

One from List C:





IRSST103 Introduction to International Relations

IRSST104 Introduction to International Security

POLSC101 Politics in the Ancient World

POLSC102 New Zealand Politics and Policy


IRSST206 International Relations: The Security Agenda

MAORI250 Māori Politics


POLCY212 Power, Politics and Policy Analysis

POLSC200 Politics and the Media

POLSC201 Modern Political Thinkers

POLSC211 Political Systems around the World



GNSEX303 Intersectionalities: Identities and Inequalities

IRSST301 International Relations: The Context, Theory and Practice of New Zealand Foreign Policy

IRSST315 International Politics of Asia

IRSST331 Cyber Security and the Global Politics of the Internet

POLCY318 Global Environmental Politics and Policy


SOCIO302 Globalisation and International Development


BA in Population Studies

Y1GEOGY101

People and PlaceSOCIO101

Intro to Sociology

One from List A:


ARTSC110 Old Worlds New Worlds



Elective Elective

Y2POPST201 Population

Studies

PSYCH211 Understanding Psychological

Research

SOCPY201 Social Policy, Families and

Children

One from List B:




Y3GEOGY301

Disasters and Development

POPST302 Exploring

Population Change

POPST360 Special Topic:

Population Economics

SOCPY301 Health, Wellbeing

and Policy

POPST300 Population

Studies Work Related Project







PSYCH211 Understanding Psychological Research






GEOGY328 Geographical Information Systems

POPST302 Exploring Population Change

POPST360 Special Topic: Population Economics

POPST390 Directed Study

SOCPY300 Social Policy

SOCPY301 Health, Wellbeing and Policy


BA in Psychology

Y1PSYCH100

Brain, Behaviour and Cognition

PSYCH101 Social Psychology,

Health and Wellbeing

One from List A:



Field of the Degree

100 Level

Field of the Degree


Y2


Research

Any PSYCH2 Paper

Any PSYCH2 Paper

One from List B:


Field of the Degree


Y3Any

PSYCH3 PaperAny

PSYCH3 PaperAny

PSYCH3 Paper

Any PSYCH3 Paper or HMDEV340

One from List C:





PSYCH202 Mauri Ora: Social Psychology of Human Flourishing


PSYCH204 Behavioural Psychology and Perception



PSYCH302 Community, Culture and Diversity

PSYCH307 Psychological Research Methods (PSYCH307 is required for entry into graduate study)

PSYCH314 Behaviour Analysis

PSYCH317 Organisational Psychology

PSYCH319 Infant and Child Development

PSYCH322 Memory and Cognition

PSYCH337 Individual Differences and Measurement

PSYCH338 Abnormal Psychology

PSYCH344 Positive Psychology

PSYCH360 Special Topic: Psychology of Security, Crime Science and Criminal Behaviour


BA in Screen and Media Studies

Y1MEDIA100

Understanding Visual Culture

MEDIA101 Media, Culture

and Society

One from List A:



Field of the Degree

100 Level

Field of the Degree


Y2MEDIA200

Acts of Representation

MEDIA201 Conducting Media

Research

MEDIA203Digital Arts and

Cultures

One from List B:


Field of the Degree


Y3Any

MEDIA3 PaperAny

MEDIA3 PaperAny

MEDIA3 PaperAny

MEDIA3 Paper

One from List C:



Note: See page 9 for List A: Academic Foundations, List B: Cultural Perspectives and List C: Work-Integrated Learning papers.MEDIA102 and MEDIA202 are prerequisites for further studies in film production and can be taken as electives.

Papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)MEDIA102 Film Production 1:

Telling Stories (MEDIA102 is a prerequsite for MEDIA202)

MEDIA202 Film Production 2: Experimentation and Creativity (MEDIA102 is a prerequisite)


MEDIA300 Contemporary Television

MEDIA301 Animation Studies: Theory and Practice

MEDIA302 Film Production 3: From Concept to Screen (MEDIA202 is a prerequisite)

MEDIA303 Cinema Worlds

MEDIA304 Documentary Practices

MEDIA305 Interactive Media Design


MEDIA308 Media and Social Change

MEDIA309 Game Design


BA in Social Policy

Y1SOCPY100

Introduction to Social Policy

Any 100 Level Paper

Listed Below

One from List A:



Field of the Degree

100 Level

Field of the Degree


Y2Any

SOCPY2 PaperAny

SOCPY2 Paper

Any 200 Level Paper

Listed Below

One from List B:


Field of the Degree


Y3Any

SOCPY3 PaperAny

SOCPY3 Paper

Any 300 Level Paper

Listed Below

Any 300 Level Paper

Listed Below

One from List C:






MAORI150 Te Tiriti o Waitangi: An Introduction to the Treaty of Waitangi









SOCWK205 Community Development






PACIS300 Contemporary Critical Issues in the Pacific



SOCIO311 Current Issues in Criminal Justice



TAURANGA STUDENTS MAY TAKE


SOCPY301 Health Wellbeing and Policy



BA in Sociology

Y1SOCIO101

Introduction to Sociology

Any 100 Level Paper

Listed Below

One from List A:



Field of the Degree

100 Level

Field of the Degree


Y2Any

SOCIO2 PaperAny

SOCIO2 Paper

Any 200 Level Paper

Listed Below

One from List B:


Field of the Degree


Y3Any

SOCIO3 PaperAny

SOCIO3 Paper

Any 300 Level Paper

Listed Below

Any 300 Level Paper

Listed Below

One from List C:




Papers (15 points unless stated otherwise) 100 LEVEL PAPER LIST

ECONS102 Economics and Society

GNSEX101 Gender and Sexuality: Representations and Realities

HMDEV100 Lifespan Development

MAORI150 Te Tiriti o Waitangi: An Introduction

PACIS100 Introduction to Pacific Histories, Language and Cultures

SOCIO102 Introduction to Criminology and Criminal Justice

SOCPY100 Introduction to Social Policy



CMYHE202 Understanding the Healthy Body: Sociocultural Perspectives

ECONS200 Understanding the Global Economy


PACIS200 Pacific Migration, Diaspora and Identity


SOCIO200 Modern Sociology and Western Capitalism: A Cosmopolitan Perspective

SOCIO203 Popular Culture


SSRES200 Social Science Research Methods



MAORI303 Critical Indigenous Theory


SDCOA303 Sport, Media and Communication


SOCIO303 Technologies, Algorithms and Social Life





BA in Theatre Studies

Y1THSTS101

The Practice of Theatre

Any 100 Level Paper

Listed Below

One from List A:



Field of the Degree

100 Level

Field of the Degree


Y2Any

THSTS2 PaperAny

THSTS2 Paper

Any 200 Level Paper

Listed Below

One from List B:


Field of the Degree


Y3THSTS301

Play Production(30 points)

THSTS308 Creating Theatre

(30 points)

One from List C:





DANCE101 Dance, Movement and Culture

ENGLI101 Adaptations



ENGLI202 Shakespeare’s Worlds


THSTS202 Theatre Workshop

THSTS212 Developing Text and Action

THSTS260 Exploring the Physical in Theatre


BA in Writing Studies

Y1Any


Any 100 Level Paper

Listed Below

One from List A:



Field of the Degree

100 Level

Field of the Degree


Y2WRITE202

Creative Writing: Voice and Image

Any WRITE2 Paper

Any 200 Level Paper

Listed Below

One from List B:


Field of the Degree


Y3ENGLI301

Genre Studies: Challenging Forms

WRITE390 Directed Study

Any WRITE3 Paper

Any 300 Level Paper

Listed Below

One from List C:








ENGLI201 Genre Studies: Tropes and Techniques



PUBRL204 Contemporary Public Relations Writing

WRITE201 Applied Writing: Food Writing

WRITE203 Special Topic: Inspiring Work

WRITE205 Writing for the Screen




SCIEN300 Science Communication

WRITE300 Creative Writing: Creative Non-fiction



Bachelor of Arts (BA) overview – Māori and Indigenous Studies

Under the guidance of experts in Indigenous scholarship and teaching, make a positive contribution to whānau, hapū, iwi, island, region and community with a Bachelor of Arts (BA) from the Faculty of Māori and Indigenous Studies.

Y1100 Level

Major100 Level

Major

MAORI100 Kōkiri: Academic

Skills for Indigenous Studies

MAORI103 Intro to Māori,

Pacific and Indigenous Studies

Field of MAORI and PACIS 100 Level


Elective Elective

Y2200 Level

Major200 Level

Major200 Level

Major




Y3300 Level

Major300 Level

Major300 Level

Major300 Level

Major

MAORI300 Working

with Indigenous Communities*


Note: The Bachelor of Arts is also offered by the Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences. See page 8 for the degree overview.*Students should include MAORI300 Working with Indigenous Communities or any other approved Work-Integrated Learning Paper listed on page 9.


BA in Māori and Indigenous Studies

Y1

MAORI102 He Hīnatore ki te Ao Māori: Introducing the Māori World

MAORI101 MAORI111

or MAORI112

MAORI100Kōkiri: Academic






Elective Elective

Y2MAORI202

Ngā Iho Matua: Māori Philosophy

MAORI203 Decolonising

Methodologies: Research and

Indigenous People

Any MAORI2 or PACIS2 Paper




Y3

MAORI302 Mātauranga

Māori, Indigenous Knowledges

MAORI303 Critical

Indigenous Theory

MAORI304 Sustainability in

Māori, Pacific and Indigenous Contexts

Any MAORI3 or PACIS3 Paper

MAORI300 Working with

Indigenous Communities*


*Note: Students should include MAORI300 Working with Indigenous Communities or any other approved Work-Integrated Learning Paper listed on page 9.

Papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)MAORI101 Introduction to Conversational

Māori for Absolute Beginners

MAORI111 Te Reo Māori: Introductory 1



MAORI200 Mana Wahine

MAORI204 Māori, Pacific and Indigenous Health and Wellbeing

MAORI222 He Ao Hurihuri He Ao Tuakiri: Evolving Māori Culture and Identity


MAORI251 Raranga Whakairo: Design Elements in Māori Fibre Arts


MAORI261 He Taonga Tuku Iho: Evolving Māori and Pacific Art


PACIS201 Pacific Texts


MAORI310 Ngā Pepeha, ngā Whakataukī me ngā Kupu Whakaari: Proverbial and Prophetic Sayings

MAORI350 Mana Motuhake




BA in Pacific and Indigenous Studies

Y1

PACIS100Introduction to Pacific Histories, Languages and

Cultures

ANTHY102 or HISTY117







Elective Elective

Y2

MAORI203 Decolonising


Indigenous People

PACIS200Pacific Migration,

Diaspora and Identity

Any 200 Level Paper

Listed Below




Y3MAORI303

Critical Indigenous Theory




Any 300 Level Paper

Listed Below





Papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)ANTHY102 New Zealand and the Pacific

HISTY117 Global Histories









ANTHY300 Cultures and Environments in the Pacific



BA in Te Reo Māori

Y1MAORI111

Te Reo Māori: Introductory 1

MAORI112 Te Reo Māori:

Introductory 2







Elective Elective

Y2MAORI210

Te Whakahaumanu Reo


Intermediate 1


Intermediate 2




Y3

MAORI310 Ngā Pepeha, ngā

Whakataukī me ngā Kupu Whakaari

MAORI311 Te Reo Māori: Advanced 1


MAORI316 Te Reo Ahurei




Note: Students who have gained 14 credits or more at NCEA Level 3 in Te Reo Māori or Te Reo Rangatira will be exempt from MAORI111 and will be guided to select 15 points from approved alternative papers at 100 Level.*Students should include MAORI300 Working with Indigenous Communities or any other approved Work-Integrated Learning Paper listed on page 9.


Bachelor of Business (BBus) single major overview

If you’re a trailblazer who wants to help drive the changes needed for businesses to innovate and thrive in the 21st century, or if you would like to start your own business, then Waikato’s Bachelor of Business (BBus) will help you to achieve your goals.

Y1100 Level

Major

100 LevelOne from Business

Fundamentals

100 Level One from Business

Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals

100 Level Elective

100 Level Elective

Y2200 Level

Major200 Level

Major200 Level

Major


MNMGT202 Intercultural

Perspectives on Organisations

Any Level Elective

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Y3300 Level

Major300 Level

Major300 Level

Major300 Level

Major*

WSAFE396/399 or

WSOMM396/399*

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

*Note: Students have the option to swap the ninth major paper in Year 3 for the work-integrated learning paper WSOMM396/399 or WSAFE396/399. This would allow them to take any management field paper at 300 Level instead.

Papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)BUSINESS FUNDAMENTALS

ACCTN101 Accounting for Management

ECONS101 Business Economics and the New Zealand Economy

FINAN101 Introduction to Finance

MGSYS101 Integrated Thinking – Digital Business and Supply Chain Management

MRKTG101 Fundamentals of Successful Marketing

STMGT101 Introduction to Management

WORK-INTEGRATED LEARNING

WSAFE/WSOMM396 Management Internship

WSAFE/WSOMM399 Report of an Investigation


BBus in Accounting (single major)

Y1ACCTN101

Accounting for Management

ACCTN102 Introductory

Financial Accounting


Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals

100 Level Elective

100 Level Elective

Y2

ACCTN202 Intermediate


ACCTN203 Management Accounting:

Accounting for Organisational

Control

ACCTN204 Accounting Information

Systems


MNMGT202Intercultural


Any LevelElective+

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Y3ACCTN301 Capstone in Accounting

ACCTN308 Performance

Reporting

Any 300 Level Paper

Listed Below

Any 300 Level Paper Listed Below*

WSAFE396 or WSAFE399*

200 Level Elective+

200 Level Elective+

200 Level Elective+

Note: Please see page 36 for Business Fundamentals and Work-Integrated Learning papers. +Those who wish to take the Professional Accounting pathway (CAANZ, CPA Australia, ACCA) will need to take four extra accounting papers at 300 Level instead of four elective papers. This means they need to take all of the papers listed below. *Students have the option to swap the ninth major paper in Year 3 for the work-integrated learning paper WSAFE396/399.This would allow them to take any management field paper at 300 Level instead.


ACCTN302 Financial Accounting

ACCTN303 Management Accounting

ACCTN305 Auditing

ACCTN306 Taxation

ACCTN309 Law of Business Enterprises

MNMGT301 Business Law and the Legal Environment


BBus in Digital Business (single major)

Y1DIGIB101

The World of Digital Business

MGSYS101 Digital Business

and Supply Chain Management


Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals

100 Level Elective

100 Level Elective

Y2

DIGIB201 Creating Value

with Social Media Analytics

DIGIB202 The Techno-Savvy

Business

MGSYS200 Tools for

Managing Projects




Any LevelElective

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Y3DIGIB302

Digital Business Technology Trends

DIGIB303Managing

Digital Business Transformation

DIGIB304Digital Business

Enterprise Implementation

MGSYS302 or STMGT306*

WSOMM396 or WSOMM399*

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Note: Please see page 36 for Business Fundamentals and Work-Integrated Learning papers. *Students have the option to swap the ninth major paper in Year 3 for the work-integrated learning paper WSOMM396/399. This would allow them to take any management field paper at 300 Level instead.

Papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)MGSYS302 Project Management Systems,

Processes and Personnel

STMGT306 Entrepreneurial Ecosystems


BBus in Economics (single major)

Y1


and the New Zealand Economy


Society


Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals

100 Level Elective

100 Level Elective

Y2ECONS200





200 Level Any Management

Paper



Any Level Elective

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Y3ECONS301


Any 300 Level Paper

Listed Below

Any 300 Level Paper

Listed Below

Any 300 Level Paper Listed Below*

WSAFE396 or

WSAFE399*

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Note: Please see page 36 for Business Fundamentals and Work-Integrated Learning papers. *Students have the option to swap the ninth major paper in Year 3 for the work-integrated learning paper WSAFE396/399.This would allow them to take any management field paper at 300 Level instead.



ECONS304 International Economic Issues





BBus in Finance (single major)

Y1MATHS168+Preparatory

Mathematics

FINAN101 Introduction to

Finance


Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals

100 Level Elective

100 Level Elective

Y2FINAN200 Financial

Management 1

FINAN202 Investments 1

FINAN204 Entrepreneurial

Finance




Any Level Elective

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Y3FINAN302

Investments 2

FINAN305 Financial

Management 2

FINAN303 FINAN304

or FINAN306

FINAN303 FINAN304

or FINAN306*

WSAFE396 or

WSAFE399*

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Note: Please see page 36 for Business Fundamentals and Work-Integrated Learning papers. *Students have the option to swap the ninth major paper in Year 3 for the work-integrated learning paper WSAFE396/399.This would allow them to take any management field paper at 300 Level instead.+If you already have a total of 14 credits at NCEA Level 3 across any two of Mathematics, Statistics or Calculus, then MATHS168 can be replaced with any management field paper (eg. Business Fundamentals paper).

Papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)FINAN303 Computer Modelling in Finance

FINAN304 Financial Risk Management

FINAN306 Capital Markets and Financial Institutions


BBus in Human Resource Management (single major)

Y1STMGT101

Introduction to Management


Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals

Any Management

Paper (Any Level)

100 Level Elective

100 Level Elective

Y2HRMGT202

Human Resource Management

HRMGT203 Remuneration

and Reward

LCOMM202 Leadership and

Facilitation




Any Level Elective

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Y3

HRMGT302 Human Resource Management in Legal Context

HRMGT303 Strategic Human

Resource Management

HRMGT300, HRMGT304

or LCOMM302

HRMGT300, HRMGT304

or LCOMM302*


200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Note: Please see page 36 for Business Fundamentals and Work-Integrated Learning papers. *Students have the option to swap the ninth major paper in Year 3 for the work-integrated learning paper WSOMM396/399.This would allow them to take any management field paper at 300 Level instead.

Papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)HRMGT300 Women and Management

HRMGT304 Human Resource Management of Diversity and Inclusion

LCOMM302 Conflict and Negotiation


BBus in Marketing (single major)

Y1

MRKTG101 Fundamentals of Successful

Marketing


Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals

Any Management

Paper (Any Level)

100 Level Elective

100 Level Elective

Y2MRKTG200

Strategic Marketing Planning

MRKTG202 Consumer and

Buyer Behaviour

MRKTG203 Advertising

and Integrated Marketing

Communications




Any Level Elective

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Y3

MRKTG301 Business

Development and Sales

MRKTG304 Digital Marketing

and Branding

MRKTG305 Marketing Research

and Insights*

MRKTG306 Services Marketing*


200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Note: Please see page 36 for Business Fundamentals and Work-Integrated Learning papers. *Students have the option to swap either the eighth or ninth major paper in Year 3 for the work-integrated learning paper WSOMM396/399.This would allow them to take any management field paper at 300 Level instead.


BBus in Public Relations (single major)

Y1PUBRL101

Introduction to Public Relations


Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals

100 Level Elective

100 Level Elective

Y2PUBRL201

Media Relations and Publicity

PUBRL202 Health

Communication

PUBRL204 Contemporary

Public Relations Writing




Any Level Elective

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Y3

PUBRL301 Stakeholder

and Community Engagement

PUBRL302 Issues and Crisis

Management

DIGIB301LCOMM301LCOMM340

or PUBRL303

DIGIB301LCOMM301LCOMM340

or PUBRL303*


200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective


Papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)DIGIB301 Creating Value with Social

Media Analytics

LCOMM301 Professional Speaking

LCOMM340 Leading Social Change

PUBRL303 Events Management


BBus in Strategic Management (single major)

Y1STMGT101



Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals

AnyManagement

Paper(Any Level)

100 Level Elective

100 Level Elective

Y2STMGT201

Strategies for Enterprise

STMGT202 The Entrepreneur

STMGT203 Business Model

Innovation




Any Level Elective

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Y3

STMGT301 Strategy and Innovation

Management

STMGT302 Creating Value in a Connected World

STMGT303STMGT304STMGT305

or STMGT306

STMGT303 STMGT304 STMGT305

or STMGT306*


200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective


Papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)STMGT303 Applied Strategy

STMGT304 Commercialising a New Venture

STMGT305 Doing Business Internationally



BBus in Supply Chain Management (single major)

Y1DIGIB101





Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals

100 Level Elective

100 Level Elective

Y2MGSYS200 Tools for

Managing Projects

SCMGT202 Global Supply

Chains

STMGT200 Global Business

Management




Any Level Elective

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Y3SCMGT301

Logistics Management

SCMGT302 Operations

Management

SCMGT303 Supply Chain Management

DIGIB303 or DIGIB304*


200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Note: Please see page 36 for Business Fundamentals and Work-Integrated Learning papers.*Students have the option to swap the ninth major paper in Year 3 for the work-integrated learning paper WSOMM396/399.This would allow them to take any management field paper at 300 Level instead.

Papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)DIGIB303 Managing Digital

Business Transformation

DIGIB304 Digital Business Enterprise Implementation


BBus in Tourism and Hospitality Management (single major)

Y1

THMGT101 Fundamentals of Tourism and

Hospitality

MRKTG101 Fundamentals of

Marketing


Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals

100 Level Elective

100 Level Elective

Y2



Communications

THMGT201 Visitor

Experiences

THMGT203Tourism and Hospitality Enterprise

Management




Any Level Elective

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Y3



THMGT301 Hotel and Venue

Management

THMGT303 Destination

Management

THMGT304 Food and

Beverage Systems Management*


200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective



Bachelor of Business (BBus) double major overview

If you’re a trailblazer who wants to help drive the changes needed for businesses to innovate and thrive in the 21st century, or if you would like to start your own business, then Waikato’s Bachelor of Business (BBus) will help you to achieve your goals.

Y1100 LevelMajor 1


Fundamentals Major 1


Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals

100 LevelMajor 2

100 LevelMajor 2

Y2200 LevelMajor 1

200 LevelMajor 1

200 LevelMajor 1




200 LevelMajor 2

200 LevelMajor 2

200 LevelMajor 2

Y3300 LevelMajor 1

300 LevelMajor 1

300 LevelMajor 1

Any Management Paper

(Any Level)

WSAFE396/399 or

WSOMM396/399

300 LevelMajor 2

300 LevelMajor 2

300 LevelMajor 2

Papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)BUSINESS FUNDAMENTALS







WORK-INTEGRATED LEARNING PAPERS

WSOMM396 Management Internship

WSOMM399 Report of an Investigation

Harness the power of strategic communication and unleash your creativity to pursue careers in public relations or marketing with our specialist Bachelor of Communication Studies (BCS).

Y1100 Level

Major


ARTSC105 Language in

Context

LCOMM102 Communication in an Online Society


Marketing

BCS Field Paper (Any Level)

100 Level Elective

100 Level Elective

Y2200 Level

Major200 Level

Major200 Level

Major

LCOMM203 Communication

Consulting

Any 200/300 Level Cultural

Perspectives Paper

Any Level Elective

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Y3300 Level

Major300 Level

Major300 Level

Major


Strategies

WSOMM396 or WSOMM399

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)BCS FIELD PAPERS

Any Public Relations paper

Any Marketing paper


DIGIB101 The World of Digital Business



LCOMM101 Introduction to Leadership Communication


PUBRL101 Introduction to Public Relations





Bachelor of Communication Studies (BCS) single major overview

Y1


Marketing



Context




100 Level Elective

100 Level Elective

Y2

MRKTG200 Strategic

MarketingPlanning


Buyer Behaviour



Communications


Consulting


Perspectives Paper

Any Level Elective

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Y3

MRKTG301 Business


MRKTG304 Digital Marketing

and Branding

MRKTG305or MRKTG306


Strategies


200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Note: Please see page 48 for a list of BCS field papers.

Papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)MRKTG305 Marketing Research and

Insights

MRKTG306 Services Marketing





BCS in Marketing (single major)


BCS in Public Relations (single major)

Y1PUBRL101




Context



Marketing


100 Level Elective

100 Level Elective

Y2PUBRL201

Media Relationsand Publicity

PUBRL202Health

Communication




Consulting


Perspectives Paper

Any Level Elective

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Y3



PUBRL302 Issues and Crisis

Management

DIGIB301 LCOMM301 LCOMM340

or PUBRL303


Strategies


200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Note: Please see page 48 for a list of BCS field papers.

Papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)DIGIB301 Creating Value with

Social Media Analytics








Bachelor of Communication Studies (BCS) double major overview

Harness the power of strategic communication and unleash your creativity to pursue careers in public relations or marketing with our specialist Bachelor of Communication Studies (BCS).

Y1100 Level

Major



Context



Marketing


100 LevelMajor 2

100 LevelMajor 2

Y2200 Level

Major 200 Level

Major 200 Level

Major


Consulting


Perspectives Paper

200 LevelMajor 2

200 LevelMajor 2

200 LevelMajor 2

Y3300 Level

Major 300 Level

Major 300 Level

Major


Strategies


300 LevelMajor 2

300 LevelMajor 2

300 LevelMajor 2

Papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)BCS FIELD PAPERS

Any Public Relations paper

Any Marketing paper


DIGIB101 The World of Digital Business



LCOMM101 Introduction to Leadership Communication


PUBRL101 Introduction to Public Relations





Bachelor of Computing and Mathematical Sciences with Honours (BCMS(Hons)) overview

If you enjoy tinkering with technology, designing new things and solving complex problems, our Bachelor of Computing and Mathematical Sciences with Honours (BCMS(Hons)) gives you the chance to explore these areas, and many other fields that are in high demand.

Y1100 Level

Major100 Level

Major

CSMAX170 Foundations in Computing and Mathematical

Sciences

MATHS135* Discrete

Structures

Field of the Degree

100 Level

Field of the Degree


Y2200 Level

Major200 Level

Major200 Level

Major200 LevelMajor**

CSMAX270 Cultural

Perspectives for Computing and Mathematical

Sciences


Y3300 Level

Major300 Level

Major300 Level

Major

One from List A:


Field of the Degree


Y4Dissertation (45 points)

500 LevelMajor

Elective Elective Elective Elective

*Note: MATHS135 may be replaced with another approved paper, depending on your major.**For a major in Mathematics or Data Analytics, this paper will be taken at 300 Level. Field of the degree is any COMPX, MATHS and STATS coded papers.LIST A: WORK-INTEGRATED LEARNING

COMPX371 Computer Science Work Placement

COMPX374 Software Engineering Industry Project

COMPX375 Information Systems Industry Project

COMPX397 Work-integrated Learning Directed Study (15 points)

COMPX398 Work-integrated Learning Directed Study (30 points)

MATHS397 Work-integrated Learning Directed Study

STATS397 Work-integrated Learning Directed Study


BCMS(Hons) in Computer Science

Y1COMPX101

or ENGEN103

COMPX102 Object-Oriented

Programming


Sciences

MATHS135 Discrete

Structures

Field of the Degree

100 Level

Field of the Degree


Y2COMPX201

Data Structures and Algorithms

COMPX202Mobile Computing

and Software Architecture

COMPX203Computer Systems

COMPX204Practical

Networkingand Cyber Security

CSMAX270 Cultural

Perspectives for Computing and Mathematical

Sciences


Y3COMPX361Logic and

Computation

300 Level COMPX Paper

One from List B:

Software Development

One from List A:


Field of the Degree


Y4COMPX520 Dissertation(45 points)



Note: Please see page 52 for List A: Work-Integrated Learning papers.

Computer Science papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)COMPX101 Introduction to Programming

ENGEN103 Engineering Computing

LIST B: SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT PAPERS

COMPX301 Design and Analysis of Algorithms

COMPX304 Advanced Networking and Cyber Security

COMPX307 Functional Programming

COMPX310 Machine Learning

COMPX318 Mobile Computing and the Internet of Things

COMPX322 Advanced Web Development

COMPX323 Advanced Database Concepts

COMPX341 Software Engineering Methodology


BCMS(Hons) in Data Analytics

Y1STATS111 or

STATS121

COMPX101 Introduction to Programming


Sciences

MATHS135 Discrete

Structures

Field of the Degree

100 Level

Field of the Degree


Y2COMPX223

Database Practice and Experience

STATS221 Statistical Data

Analysis

STATS226 Introduction to

Statistical Inference

CSMAX270 Cultural

Perspectives for Computing

and Mathematical Sciences

Field of the Degree


Y3COMPX305 or

STATS321

300 Level Data Analytics

Paper


Paper


Paper

One from List A:



Y4STATS520

Dissertation(45 points)

500 Level STATS Paper



Data Analytics papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)STATS111 Statistics for Science

STATS121 Introduction to Statistical Methods


COMPX305 Practical Data Mining

STATS321 Advanced Data Analysis

STATS322 Probability and Mathematical Statistics

STATS323 Design and Analysis of Experiments and Surveys

STATS326 Computational Bayesian Statistics

STATS390 Directed Study


BCMS(Hons) in Mathematics

Y1MATHS101

Introduction to Calculus

MATHS102Introduction to Algebra


Sciences

MATHS135 Discrete

Structures

Field of the Degree

100 Level

Field of the Degree


Y2MATHS201Continuing

Calculus

MATHS202Linear Algebra

200 Level Mathematics Paper

CSMAX270 Cultural



Field of the Degree


Y3MATHS301 or

MATHS302300 Level

Mathematics Paper300 Level


Mathematics Paper

One from List A:



Y4MATHS520

Dissertation (45 points)



Note: Please see page 52 for List A: Work-Integrated Learning papers.Students may include up to 30 points of STATS-coded papers as part of their Mathematics major.

Mathematics papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)200 LEVEL PAPER LIST

MATHS203 Differential Equations and Modelling

STATS221 Statistical Data Analysis

STATS226 Bayesian Statistics


COMPX361 Logic and Computation

MATHS301 Real and Complex Analysis

MATHS302 Abstract Algebra

MATHS303 Applied Mathematics

MATHS304 Computational Mathematics

MATHS314 Number Theory and Cryptography

MATHS390 Directed Study


Bachelor of Design (BDes) overview

The Bachelor of Design (BDes) is an exciting mix of highly creative design, visual communication, and computer programming papers. You can choose one of three majors: Communication Design, Interface Design, or Media Design.

Y1100 Level

Major100 Level

Major


Sciences

DSIGN151A History of Visual

Communication

COMPX101 or DSIGN125

COMPX161 or MEDIA102

Elective Elective

Y2200 Level

Major200 Level

Major200 Level

Major

DSIGN252Cultural

Perspectives for Design

DSIGN271 Design Thinking


Y3300 Level

Major300 Level

Major300 Level

Major300 Level

MajorDSIGN350

Intern ProjectElective Elective Elective

Papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)COMPX101 Introduction to Programming

COMPX161 Introduction to the Web

DSIGN125 Introduction to Communication Design Production

MEDIA102 Film Production 1: Telling Stories


BDes in Communication Design

Y1DSIGN141 Design 1

DSIGN142 Design 2


Sciences


Communication


COMPX161 or MEDIA102

Elective Elective

Y2

DSIGN241 Design 3:

Aspects of Web Design

DSIGN242Design 4:

Interactive Environments

DSIGN243 Visual Language and Information

Design

DSIGN252Cultural




Y3COMPX324

User Experience Design

DSIGN341 Communication Systems Design

DSIGN342 User Centred

Design

DSIGN360 Capstone Project

DSIGN350Intern Project


Recommended elective papersMEDIA100 Understanding Visual Culture

COMPX221 Programming for Creative Industries

COMPX222 Web Development



BDes in Industrial Design

Y1DSIGN141 Design 1

ENGEN112 Materials Science and Engineering


Sciences

DSIGN126 Introduction to

Industrial Design Production

DSIGN151 Design History

ENGEN180 Foundations of

EngineeringElective Elective

Y2DSIGN281

Industrial Design Studio 1

ENGME280 Design and

Manufacturing 1

ENGMP211 Materials 1

DSIGN252Cultural




Y3DSIGN360

Capstone Project

DSIGN381 Industrial Design

Studio 2

DSIGN382 Industrial Design

Studio 3

ENGME380 Design and

Manufacturing 2




BDes in Interface Design

Y1DSIGN141 Design 1

DSIGN142 Design 2


Sciences


COMPX161 Introduction to

the Web

DSIGN151 A History of Visual

CommunicationElective Elective

Y2COMPX221

Programming for Creative Industries

COMPX222 Web Development

DSIGN241 Design 3:


DSIGN252Cultural




Y3COMPX322

Advanced Web Development

COMPX324User Experience

Design

DSIGN341 Communication Systems Design

DSIGN360 Capstone Project



Recommended elective papersDSIGN125 Introduction to Communication

Design Production

DSIGN242 Design 4: Interactive Environments

DSIGN243 Visual Language and Information Design

DSIGN342 User Centred Design


BDes in Media Design

Y1DSIGN141 Design 1

MEDIA100Understanding Visual Culture


Sciences


Communication

MEDIA102 Film Production 1:

Telling Stories


Elective Elective

Y2

DSIGN242 Design 4:

Interactive Environments

MEDIA202 Film Production 2: Experimentation

and Creativity

MEDIA203 Digital Arts and

Cultures

DSIGN252Cultural




Y3DSIGN360

Capstone Project

MEDIA302 Film Production 3:

From Concept to Screen

MEDIA305 Interactive Media

Design

MEDIA301 or MEDIA309








Bachelor of Engineering with Honours (BE(Hons)) overview

If you want to lead the way in innovation, improve infrastructure, build smarter technologies and find alternative energy sources, our Bachelor of Engineering with Honours (BE(Hons)) will help you achieve just that.

Y1ENGEN170 Engineering and Society

ENGEN180Foundations of

Engineering

ENGEN101 Engineering

Mathematics 1A


Mathematics 1B


ENGEN112Materials Science and Engineering

StreamProgramme

Elective

Y2ENGEN270Professional

Practice 1

ENGXX280Design

Challenge 1

ENGEN201Engineering

Mathematics 2Stream Stream Stream Stream

Programme Elective ENGEN271

Work Placement 1

Y3ENGEN370

Engineering and Environment

ENGXX380Design

Challenge 2

ENGEN301Engineering


Programme Elective

ENGEN371Work

Placement 2Y4

ENGEN570Professional

Practice 2Research and Design Projects Stream

Programme Elective

Programme Elective


Bachelor of Engineering with Honours (BE(Hons)) overview at our Tauranga campus

Years 1 and 4 of the Electrical and Electronic, Civil and Mechanical Engineering programmes will be available in Tauranga.

Y1

ENGEN170 Engineering and Society


Engineering


Mathematics 1A


Mathematics 1B



ENGEN110Engineering Mechanics

ENGEN111Electricity and

Electronics

Y2


Practice 1

ENGXX280 Design

Challenge 1

ENGEN201Engineering



Work Placement 1

(TGA)

Y3

ENGEN370 Engineering and

Environment

ENGXX380 Design

Challenge 2

ENGEN301Engineering


Programme Elective

ENGEN371Work

Placement 2 (TGA)

Y4


Practice 2Research and Design Projects Stream

Programme Elective

Programme Elective

Note: Streams available to be studied in Tauranga include Civil Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering and Mechanical Engineering.

Taur

anga

Ham

ilton

Ham

ilton

Taur

anga


“I chose to study at Waikato because I heard how talented all the people are, and about the

collaborative environment. The University of Waikato helped open my mind to so many possibilities. The lecturers pushed me hard enough to make me realise

what I can truly achieve, and gave me support when I needed it. I studied Chemical and

Biological Engineering, and am currently completing postgraduate study

researching breast cancer and tissue engineering.”

Shalini GuleriaBachelor of Engineering with Honours,

Master of Science


BE(Hons) in Chemical and Biological Engineering



Engineering


Mathematics 1A


Mathematics 1B



CHEMY102Chemical Reactivity

Programme Elective


Practice 1

ENGEN201Engineering

Mathematics 2

ENGCB223Fluid

Mechanics

ENGCB224Heat and

Mass Transfer

ENGME221Engineering

Thermo-dynamics

ENGMP211Materials 1


Work Placement 1

Y3ENGEN370


ENGCB380Process

Engineering Design 2


Mathematics 3

ENGCB321Thermal

Engineering

ENGCB322Chemical and

Biological Operations

ENGCB323Chemical Reaction

Engineering

ENGCB324Mass Transfer

Operations

Programme Elective

ENGEN371Work

Placement 2Y4


Practice 2

ENGEN581Honours Research Project

ENGCB580Process Engineering

Design Project

ENGCB521Advanced

Process Control

Programme Elective

Programme Elective

ENGCB280Process



Papers – BE(Hons) in Chemical and Biological Engineering

Programme elective papers YEAR 1

BIOEB101 Concepts of Biology

CHEMY101 Structure and Spectroscopy

ENGEN110 Engineering Mechanics

ENGEN111 Electricity and Electronics

YEAR 2

BIOMO203 Microbiology

CHEMY203 Inorganic Chemistry

CHEMY204 Analytical Chemistry

YEAR 3

CHEMY201 Organic Chemistry

CHEMY202 Physical Chemistry

BIOMO303 Advanced Microbiology

CHEMY303 Advanced Inorganic Chemistry

CHEMY304 Advanced Analytical Chemistry

ENGEN390 Special Topics in Engineering 1

ENGEV341 Environmental Engineering 2

YEAR 4


CHEMY301 Advanced Organic Chemistry

CHEMY302 Advanced Physical Chemistry



ENGCV323 Water Engineering 2

ENGEN391 Special Topic in Engineering 2


ENGCB523 Advanced Energy Engineering

ENGCB527 Advanced Biological Engineering

ENGEV541 Advanced Water and Wastewater Engineering

ENGEV542 Waste Minimisation Engineering

ENGME580 Product Innovation and Development


BE(Hons) in Civil Engineering



Engineering


Mathematics 1A


Mathematics 1B




Programme Elective


Practice 1

ENGCV212 Structural

Engineering 1

ENGCV223 Water

Engineering 1

ENGCV231 Geotechnical Engineering 1

ENGCV241 Highways and Transportation

ENGCV251 Construction 1 ENGEN271

Work Placement 1

Y3ENGEN370


ENGCV312 Structural

Engineering 2

ENGCV323 Water

Engineering 2

ENGCV331 Geotechnical Engineering 2


ENGCV351Construction 2

ENGEN371Work

Placement 2Y4


Practice 2


ENGCV580Civil Design Challenge 3

Programme Elective

Programme Elective

Programme Elective


CHEMY100 Chemistry in Context


EARTH102 Discovering Planet Earth


YEAR 4

ENGCV512 Advanced Structural Design

ENGCV513 Earthquake Engineering and Design

ENGCV531 Advanced Geotechnical Engineering



ENGME540 Finite Element Analysis

ENGEN201Engineering

Mathematics 2

ENGEN301Engineering

Mathematics 3




“I chose the University of Waikato because they offer more scholarship opportunities. I also really liked the feel of the campus – it gives a great feeling of community – and the sound of the

first year engineering boat race day. During my study I was exposed to electronics and software, then for my

fourth year Honours project I helped design and build a prototype apple harvester. This hands

on approach along with the small class sizes gave me a great preparation for the

work force.”Erin Sims

Bachelor of Engineering with Honours


BE(Hons) in Electrical and Electronic Engineering



Engineering


Mathematics 1A


Mathematics 1B




Electronics


Programming


Practice 1

ENGEE280 Design of

Smart Systems

ENGEN201Engineering

Mathematics 2

ENGEE211Electromagnetics

and Machines

ENGEE231Circuit Theory

ENGEE233Digital

Electronics and Microprocessors

COMPX201 Data Structures and Algorithms

COMPX203Computer Systems ENGEN271

Work Placement 1

Y3ENGEN370

Engineering andEnvironment

ENGEN301Engineering

Mathematics 3

ENGEE319 Smart Grids and

the Internet of Things

ENGEE331 Signals

ENGEE332 Analogue

Electronics

ENGEE358 Control

Theory and Applications


COMPX349 Embedded Systems

ENGEN371Work

Placement 2Y4


Practice 2

ENGEN582Honours Research and Development Project

500 Level ENGEE5XX

Paper Listed Below

500 Level ENGEE5XX

Paper Listed Below

500 Level COMPX Paper Listed Below

ENGME580 ENGEE5XX

or COMPX5XX


500 LEVEL COMPX PAPER LIST

COMPX518 Cybersecurity

COMPX521 Advanced Machine Learning

COMPX523 Data Stream Mining

COMPX527 Cloud Computing Technologies and Security

COMPX550 Location Based Systems

500 LEVEL ENGXX PAPER LIST

ENGEE505 Topics in Renewable Energy

ENGEE531 Advanced Signal Processing

ENGEE532 Image Processing and Machine Vision

ENGEE534 Transmission Lines and Antennas

ENGEE581 Sustainable Energy and Power Systems

ENGEE585 Power Electronics

ENGME580 Mechatronics Project


BE(Hons) in Environmental Engineering



Engineering


Mathematics 1A


Mathematics 1B



CHEMY102 Chemical Reactivity

Programme Elective


Practice 1

ENGCB280Process


ENGEN201Engineering

Mathematics 2

ENGCV223Water

Engineering 1

ENGCV231Geotechnical Engineering 1


ENGME221 Engineering

Thermo-dynamics


ManagementENGEN271

Work Placement 1

Y3ENGEN370


ENGCB380Process


ENGEN301Engineering

Mathematics 3

ENGCV323Water

Engineering 2

ENGCV331Geotechnical Engineering 2

ENGEV341Environmental Engineering 2

Programme Elective

Programme Elective

ENGEN371Work

Placement 2Y4


Practice 2


ENGEV580 Environmental Design Project

ENGCB523 Advanced

Energy

ENGEV541 Advanced Water and

Wastewater

ENGEV542 Waste

Minimisation



BIOEB102 Introduction to Ecology and Biodiversity


EARTH101 Introduction to Earth System Sciences



YEAR 3

BIOEB201 Principles of Evolution

BIOEB202 Principles of Ecology

BIOEB204 Plant Structure and Function






EARTH211 Earth Resources and Materials

EARTH221 Soil Science

EARTH231 Water Resources, Weather and Climate

EARTH241 Oceanography

EARTH251 Spatial Analysis in Geosciences

ENGCV212 Structural Engineering 1

ENGCV251 Construction 1


ENVPL301 Planning for Sustainability


BE(Hons) in Materials and Process Engineering


ENGEN180 Foundations

of Engineering


Mathematics 1A


Mathematics 1B






Practice 1

ENGCB223 Fluid

Mechanics


ENGMP213 Mechanics of Materials 1

ENGCB224 Heat and

Mass Transfer

ENGME221Engineering

Thermo-dynamics

ENGEN271Work

Placement 1

Y3ENGEN370


ENGCB324 Mass Transfer

Operations



Programme Elective

Programme Elective

ENGEN371Work

Placement 2Y4


Practice 2

ENGCB580Process Engineering

Design Project


ENGMP512 Advanced Materials

Manufacture

Programme Elective

Programme Elective

ENGEN201Engineering

Mathematics 2

ENGEN301Engineering

Mathematics 3

ENGCB280Process


ENGCB380Process



Papers – BE(Hons) in Materials and Process Engineering




ENGME280 Design and Manufacturing 1

ENGCB321 Thermal Engineering

ENGCB322 Chemical and Biological Operations

ENGCB323 Reaction Engineering




ENGME352 Machine Control and Applications

YEAR 4


ENGCB322 Chemical and Biological Operations

ENGCB323 Chemical Reaction Engineering



ENGCB521 Advanced Process Control


ENGEN585 Special Topics in Engineering




ENGME585 Industrial Technology and Innovation 1

ENGME586 Industrial Technology and Innovation 2

ENGMP511 Advanced Materials Properties and Performance

ENGMP513 Engineering Performance in Systems


BE(Hons) in Mechanical Engineering



Engineering


Mathematics 1A


Mathematics 1B





Electronics


Practice 1

ENGME280Design and

Manufacturing 1

ENGEN201Engineering

Mathematics 2

ENGMP211Materials 1

ENGMP213Mechanics of Materials 1

ENGME221Engineering

Thermo-dynamics

ENGME251Dynamics and

Vibration

ENGCB224 Heat and

Mass Transfer ENGEN271Work

Placement 1

Y3ENGEN370


ENGME380Design and

Manufacturing 2

ENGEN301Engineering

Mathematics 3

ENGME352Machine

Control and Applications

ENGMP313Mechanics of Materials 2

ENGME353Electrical and Mechanical Machines

ENGCB223 Fluid Mechanics

Programme Elective

ENGEN371Work

Placement 2Y4


Practice 2


ENGME580Product

Innovation and Development

Programme Elective

Programme Elective

Programme Elective




YEAR 4



ENGME357 Microcontrollers and Mechatronics


ENGCB521 Advanced Process Control





ENGME557 Robotics

ENGMP511 Advanced Materials Properties and Performance

ENGMP512 Advanced Materials Manufacture

ENGMP513 Materials Performance in Service


BE(Hons) in Mechatronics



Engineering


Mathematics 1A


Mathematics 1B





Electronics


Practice 1

ENGMT280 Mechatronics

Design and Manufacturing


Mathematics 2

ENGEE231 Circuit Theory

ENGEE233 Digital

Electronics and Microprocessors

ENGME251 Dynamics

and Vibration


COMPX203Computer Systems ENGEN271

Work Placement 1

Y3ENGEN370


ENGMT380 Mechatronics

Design and Real-Time Systems

ENGEN301Engineering

Mathematics 3

ENGEE358 Control

Theory and Applications

ENGME353 Mechanical

and Electrical Machines

ENGEE331 or ENGME380

COMPX310Machine Learning

COMPX349Embedded Systems

ENGEN371Work

Placement 2Y4


Practice 2


ENGMT558 Robotics

Programme Elective

Programme Elective

Programme Elective

Programme elective papersENGEE331 Signals

ENGME380 Design and Manufacturing 2



COMPX550 Location Based Systems as Context-Aware Systems

ENGEE531 Advanced Signal Processing

ENGEE532 Image Processing and Machine Vision

ENGEE580 Mechatronics Project




BE(Hons) in Software Engineering

Y1ENGEN170

Engineering and Society


Engineering


Mathematics 1A


Mathematics 1B



Programming

MATHS135 Discrete

Structures

Programme Elective

Y2ENGEN270 Professional

Practice 1

COMPX204 Practical

Networking and Cyber Security

COMPX223 Database

Practice and Experience

COMPX241 Software

Engineering Development

COMPX242 Software

Engineering Process

COMPX361 Logic and

Computation ENGEN271Work

Placement 1

Y3ENGEV342 Sustainable Engineering

COMPX304 Advanced


COMPX307 Functional

Programming

COMPX324 User Experience

Design

COMPX341 Software

Engineering Methodology

COMPX374 Software

Engineering Industry Project

ENGEN371Work

Placement 2Y4


Practice 2

COMPX532 or COMPX539



Note: Second year includes ENGEN271: Work Placement 1 and third year includes ENGEN371: Work Placement 2, which are compulsory but are 0-point papers.

COMPX203 Computer Systems



Mathematics 2


Mathematics 3

COMPX526 COMPX552

or COMPX554


(45 points)


Papers – BE(Hons) in Software Engineering

Programme elective papersYEAR 1

APHYS111 Physics in Context







PHYSC100 General Physics

YEAR 4: 500 LEVEL COMPX PAPERS

COMPX502 Cryptography

COMPX514 Carrier and ISP Networks

COMPX518 Cyber Security


COMPX523 Data Stream Mining

COMPX527 Cloud Computing Technologies and Security

COMPX529 Engineering Self-Adaptive Systems

COMPX532 Information Visualisation

COMPX539 Usability Engineering

COMPX542 Web Search: Technical and Social Issues

COMPX552 Model Checking

COMPX553 Extremely Parallel Programming

COMPX554 Specification Languages and Models

COMPX555 Bioinformatics

COMPX560 Turing Topics in Computer Science

30 points from any 500 Level Computer Science papers, subject to approval.


Bachelor of Environmental Planning (BEP) overview

Our Bachelor of Environmental Planning (BEP) is a multidisciplinary, research-led programme that focuses on local, national and global environmental management issues.

Y1

ENVPL100 Introduction to Environmental

Planning


MAORI102 He Hīnātore ki te

Ao Māori

One from List A

BEP List BEP List Stream Stream

Y2ENVPL200



Management


GEOGY209 Health, People,

Place

GEOGY219 Māori Lands and

CommunitiesStream Stream Stream

Y3

ENVPL300 Planning

in Aotearoa New Zealand

ENVPL301 Planning for Sustainabilty

ENVPL302 Māori Resource Management

ENVPL303 Environmental


ENVPL304 Professional

Planning SkillsStream Stream Stream

Y4ENVPL401

Planning Theory

ENVPL402 Plans and Consents

ENVPL403 Planning Law(30 points)

ENVPL404 Plan Making

ENVPL490Directed Study

(30 points)

300 Level or aboveElective

Note: Please see page 77 for BEP List and Stream papers.

Papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)LIST A (ONE OF)







Papers – Bachelor of Environmental Planning

BEP LIST (TWO OF)






ENVSC101 Environmental Science




STREAMS

Te Ara Taiao: Māori and the Environment

100 LEVEL

30 Points from




200 LEVEL

POPST201* Population Studies (*compulsory)

Plus 30 points from


MAORI203 Decolonising Methodologies: Research and Indigenous Peoples

MAORI211 Te Reo Māori: Intermediate 1



300 LEVEL

One of



Plus 30 points from


MAORI302 Mātauranga Māori: Indigenous Knowledges






Science and the Environment

30 points from





ENVSC201 Environmental Monitoring

Plus 30 points from





SCIEN300 Science Communication

Plus 30 points from

BIOEB303 Terrestrial Ecology

BIOEB304 Freshwater Ecology

BIOEB305 Marine Ecology

EARTH322 Soil and Water Management

EARTH331 Hydrology and Water Resources

EARTH341 Coastal Oceanography

EARTH342 Coastal Geomorphology and Management

Society and the Environment

100 LEVEL

30 points from



GEOGY101 People and Place




SOCPY100 to Social Policy

200 LEVEL

POPST201* Population Studies (*compulsory)

Plus 30 points from





POLSC211 Political Systems Around the World


300 LEVEL

One of



Plus 30 points from


ECONS301 Economic Growth and Wellbeing









Bachelor of Health (BHealth) in Poutū-mārō Biomedical Sciences

Y1BIOEB101

Concepts of Biology

BIOMO101Introduction to Molecular and

Cellular Biology

CHEMY100 or CHEMY102

BIOMD101Introduction to Human Biology

CSMAX101The World of Data

HELTH101Hauora: Thinking

about Health

MAORI150 Te Tiriti o Waitangi

Programme Elective

Y2BIOMO201

BiochemistryBIOMO202

Genetics BIOMO203

Microbiology

BIOMO204 Cell and Organ Physiology in

Health and Disease

HELTH201 Epidemiology and Bio-Stats

MAORI204 Māori, Pacific

and Indigenous Perspectives

of Health

PUBRL202 Health

Communication

Programme Elective

Y3BIOMD301

Anatomy and Pathophysiology

BIOMD302 Brains and Behaviour

BIOMD303 Infection and

Immunity

BIOMO306 Molecular Biology

and Health

HELTH301 Industry and Community Engagement

in Health

LEGAL3XX Law and Bioethics

MAORI302 or SCIEN305

Programme Elective

Papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)CHEMY100 Chemistry in Context


MAORI302 Mātauranga Māori, Indigenous Knowledges

SCIEN305 Science and Mātauranga Māori


Biomedical Sciences elective papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)100 LEVEL PAPER LIST





MAORI101 Introduction to Conversational Māori for Absolute Beginners


MAORI103 Introduction to Māori, Pacific and Indigenous Studies



PACIS100 Introduction to Pacific Histories, Languages and Cultures







CMYHE201 Healthy Lifestyles and Healthy Communities

CMYHE202 Understanding Healthy Bodies: Sociocultural Perspectives

ECONS202 Microeconomics and Business Economics



ENVSC202 Environmental Chemistry and Geochemistry

HPSCI203 Nutrition for Health and Exercise















BIOMO301 Advanced Biochemistry

BIOMO302 Advanced Genetics

BIOMO304 Applied Animal Physiology





CMYHE301 Critical Perspectives of Health

CMYHE302 Health in the Digital Era

HPSCI301 Advanced Exercise Physiology and Prescription







PUBRL301 Stakeholder and Community Engagement

Papers – Bachelor of Health (BHealth) in Poutū-mārō Biomedical Sciences


Bachelor of Health (BHealth) in Poutū-manahau Population Health

Y1



SOCPY100 Introduction to

Social Policy

MAORI101, MAOR102

or MAORI111

BIOMD101Introduction to Human Biology

CSMAX101The World of Data

HELTH101Hauora: Thinking

about Health

MAORI150 Te Tiriti o Waitangi

Programme Elective

Y2GEOGY209

Health, People, Place

HELTH202 History and Politics

of Health

HELTH203 Community Engagement Approaches


HELTH201 Epidemiology and Bio-Stats

MAORI204 Māori, Pacific

and Indigenous Perspectives

of Health

PUBRL202 Health

Communication

Programme Elective

Y3

HELTH303 Health Funding,

Systems and Management

POPST302Exploring

Population Change

SOCPY301Health, Wellbeing

and Policy

HELTH302 Industry and Community Engagement

in Health

LEGAL3XX Law and Bioethics

MAORI302 or SCIEN305

Programme Elective

Programme Elective

Papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)MAORI101 Introduction to Conversational




MAORI302 Mātauranga Māori, Indigenous Knowledges

SCIEN305 Science and Mātauranga Māori


Population Health elective papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)100 LEVEL PAPER LIST





ENVPL100 Introduction to Environmental Planning



MAORI102 He Hīnatore ke te Ao Māori: Introducing the Māori World

MAORI103 Introduction to Māori, Pacific and Indigenous Studies


PACIS100 Introduction to Pacific Histories, Languages and Cultures



BIOMO201 Biochemistry

BIOMO202 Genetics


BIOMO204 Cell and Organ Physiology in Health and Disease





CMYHE201 Healthy Lifestyles and Healthy Communities




ENVPL200 Environmental Planning






HRMGT202 Human Resource Management

LCOMM202 Leadership and Facilitation














BIOMO301 Advanced Biochemistry







CMYHE301 Critical Perspectives of Health

CMYHE302 Health in the Digital Era


HRMGT303 Strategic Human Resource Management









Papers – Bachelor of Health (BHealth) in Poutū-manahau Population Health


Bachelor of Health, Sport and Human Performance (BHSHP) overview

Sport, health and physical activity are among New Zealand’s fastest growing industries, which means our Bachelor of Health, Sport and Human Performance (BHSHP) graduates are in high demand for their expert knowledge, leadership skills and commitment to innovation and social justice.

Y1100 Level

Major100 Level

Major

HSHUP101 Foundations of Health, Sport and Human Performance

HSHUP102 Fundamentals

of Coaching and Instruction

CMYHE101 HPSCI101

or SDCOA101

CMYHE101 HPSCI101

or SDCOA101Elective Elective

Y2200 Level

Major200 Level

Major200 Level

Major

HSHUP201 Psychology of Health, Sport and Human Performance

MAORI204 Māori, Pacific and Indigenous Health

and Wellbeing


Y3300 Level

Major300 Level

Major300 Level

Major300 Level

MajorHSHUP301 or

HSHUP302Elective Elective Elective

Papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)CMYHE101 Understanding Hauora,


HPSCI101 Introduction to Human Performance Science

SDCOA101 Sport, Culture and Development: Trends and Issues

HSHUP301 Industry and Community Engagement in Health, Sport and Human Performance 1

HSHUP302 Industry and Community Engagement in Health, Sport and Human Performance 2


BHSHP in Community Health

Y1

CMYHE101 Understanding

Hauora, Health and Wellbeing



HPSCI101 Introduction to Human

Performance Science




SDCOA101 Sport, Culture

and Development: Trends and Issues

Elective Elective

Y2

CMYHE201 Healthy Lifestyles

and Healthy Communities

CMYHE202 Understanding Healthy Bodies:

Sociocultural Perspectives

PSYCH202 or PUBRL202



and Wellbeing


Y3CMYHE301

Critical Perspectives of Health

CMYHE302 Health in the

Digital Era


and Policy

PSYCH302 or PUBRL301

HSHUP301Industry and Community

Engagement in HSHP 1


Papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)PSYCH202 Mauri Ora: Social Psychology

of Human Flourishing

PUBRL202 Health Communication




BHSHP in Human Performance Science

Y1

HPSCI101 Introduction to

Human Performance

Science

CSMAX101 or STATS111

CMYHE101 Understanding Hauroa, Health and Wellbeing




SDCOA101 Sport, Culture and

Development: Trends and Issues

Elective Elective

Y2HPSCI201

Exercise Physiology and Prescription

HPSCI202HPSCI203 or

HPSCI204

HPSCI202HPSCI203 or

HPSCI204



and Wellbeing


Y3Any


Any 300 Level Paper

Listed Below

Any 300 Level Paper

Listed Below

Any 300 Level Paper

Listed Below

HSHUP302 Industry and Community




CSMAX101 The World of Data

STATS111 Statistics for Science


HPSCI202 Psychomotor Learning and Performance

HPSCI203 Nutrition for Health and Exercise

HPSCI204 Biomechanics in Sport: Functional Anatomy and Biomechanical Principles


HPSCI301 Advanced Exercise Physiology and Prescription

HPSCI302 Advances in Human Performance Psychology

HPSCI303 Advanced Biomechanics in Sport: Performance Enhancement and Injury Prevention

HPSCI304 Advanced Strength Conditioning and Exercise Prescription

SDCOA304 Analysing Coaching for Learning


BHSHP in Sport Development and Coaching

Y1

SDCOA101 Sport, Culture

and Development: Trends and Issues

Any 100 Level Paper

Listed Below

CMYHE101 Understanding Hauora, Health and Wellbeing

HPSCI101 Introduction to Human

Performance Science




Elective Elective

Y2

SDCOA201 Sport and

Community Development

SDCOA202 Negotiating Sport Development and Coaching Contexts

SDCOA203 Coaching for

Learning



and Wellbeing


Y3

SDCOA301 Contemporary Issues in Sport Development

SDCOA302 Sport for

Social Justice: Leading Sport for

a Better World


SDCOA304 Analysing

Coaching for Learning

HSHUP301Industry and Community




DANCE101 Dance, Movement and Culture





Bachelor of Laws (LLB) (single major)

Our Bachelor of Laws (LLB) will give you the practical skills and theoretical knowledge base you need to succeed in a challenging and rewarding field that defines society’s rights, obligations and structures.

Y1LEGAL103


Legal Method B


(30 points)

100 Level Elective

in the same subject

100 Level Elective

in the same subject

100 Level Elective

100 Level Elective

Y2LEGAL201Public Law(30 points)

LEGAL203Jurisprudence

LEGAL204 Contracts

(30 points)

LEGAL207Torts

(30 points)

200 Level Elective

Y3LEGAL301

Crimes(30 points)

LEGAL305Corporate

Entities

LEGAL306 Dispute

Resolution

LEGAL307Land Law

(30 points)

LEGAL308Equity and Succession

200 Level or 300 Level

elective

Y4Any 400 Level

Law PaperAny 400 Level







Law Paper

Note: Please see page 87 for the list of 400 Level law papers.


Papers – Bachelor of Laws

Papers (15 points unless stated otherwise) LEGAL401 The Law of Evidence

LEGAL402 Civil Procedure

LEGAL405 Treaty of Waitangi in Contemporary Aotearoa / New Zealand

LEGAL406 Māori Land Law

LEGAL408 Family Law

LEGAL411 Comparative Law

LEGAL413 Nga Tikanga Māori / Māori Customary Law

LEGAL420 Employment Law

LEGAL424 Revenue Law

LEGAL426 Commercial Transactions

LEGAL427 Competition Law

LEGAL432 Energy Law

LEGAL434 Environmental Law

LEGAL435 Cyber Law

LEGAL436 Legal Ethics*

LEGAL437 Public International Law

LEGAL440 Special Topic: Living in the age of AI and Robotics – Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, Law and Society

LEGAL441 Special Topic: Climate Change Law

LEGAL442 Human Rights Law

LEGAL444 Special Topic: Critical Issues in Space Law

LEGAL447 Mining and Petroleum Law

LEGAL449 Mediation: Law, Principles and Practice

LEGAL450 Contemporary Issues in Sports Law

LEGAL451 International Criminal Law

LEGAL456 New Zealand Animal Law - What, Why and Where to?

LEGAL457 Insurance Law

LEGAL458 Advocacy

LEGAL468 Intellectual Property

LEGAL472 Issues in Family Law

LEGAL473 Introduction to the Law of International Trade

LEGAL490 Directed Study

LEGAL492 Law and New Technologies

LEGAL496 Work Placement

*To satisfy requirements of the New Zealand Council of Legal Education, students wishing to proceed to a professional programme and admission as a barrister or solicitor must complete LEGAL436 Legal Ethics.


Bachelor of Laws (LLB) (double major)

Y1LEGAL103


Legal Method B


(30 points)

100 Level Elective

100 Level 2nd Major

100 Level 2nd Major

200 Level 2nd Major



LEGAL204 Contracts

(30 points)

LEGAL207Torts

(30 points)

200 Level 2nd Major

200 Level 2nd Major

Y3LEGAL301

Crimes(30 points)

LEGAL305Corporate

Entities

LEGAL306 Dispute

Resolution

LEGAL307Land Law

(30 points)


300 Level 2nd Major

300 Level 2nd Major

Y4Any 400 Level








Law Paper300 Level 2nd Major

Note: The LLB with a double major requires 135 points at second, third, and fourth year. Please see page 87 for the list of 400 Level law papers.


Bachelor of Laws (Honours) (LLB(Hons)), Diploma in Law (DipLaw)

BACHELOR OF LAWS (HONOURS)

Y1LEGAL103

Legal Method A

LEGAL104Legal

Method B


(30 points)

100 Level Elective

in the same subject

100 Level Elective

in the same subject

100 Level Elective

100 Level Elective



LEGAL204 Contracts

(30 points)

LEGAL207Torts

(30 points)

200 Level Elective

Y3LEGAL301

Crimes(30 points)

LEGAL305Corporate

Entities

LEGAL306 Dispute

Resolution

LEGAL307Land Law

(30 points)


200 Level Elective

Any 500 Level Paper (30 points or two 15 point papers)

Y4Any 400 Level








Law Paper

Any 500 Level Paper (30 points or two 15 point papers)

Note: Please see page 87 for the list of 400 Level law papers.

DIPLOMA IN LAW

Y1 LEGAL103Legal Method A

LEGAL104Legal Method B


(30 points)


LEGAL204 Contracts

(30 points)

LEGAL207Torts

(30 points)

Optional:LEGAL203

Jurisprudence

Note: The Diploma in Law is 150 points. An additional 15 point paper is optional, but is recommended for those considering a Bachelor of Laws.


Bachelor of Management Studies with Honours (BMS(Hons)) single major overview

Gain the strategic insights needed to become a future-focused manager in the global business environment, and use your dynamic skills to help companies achieve international success with our prestigious four-year Bachelor of Management Studies with Honours (BMS(Hons)).

Y1100 Level

Major


Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals

100 Level Elective

100 Level Elective

Y2200 Level

Major200 Level

Major200 Level

Major




Any Management

Paper (Any Level)

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Y3300 Level

Major

WSAFE396/399 or

WSOMM396/399

MNMGT511 Managing People

and Projects

MNMGT512 Negotiating and Communicating

Effectively

MNMGT513 Data-Informed

Decision-Making

MNMGT514 Business Ethics and Managing

Risk

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Y4300 Level

Major300 Level

Major

MNGMT515 Leading for an

Uncertain Future

MNMGT516 Understanding Global Business

Practice

MNMGT517 Managing

Strategically

500 Level Work-Integrated Learning Paper

200 Level Elective

300 Level Elective

PapersBUSINESS FUNDAMENTALS











Bachelor of Management Studies with Honours (BMS(Hons)) single major overview BMS(Hons) in Accounting (single major)

Y1ACCTN101

Accounting for Management

ACCTN102 Introductory



Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals

100 Level Elective

100 Level Elective

Y2

ACCTN202Intermediate


ACCTN203 Management Accounting:

Accounting for Organisational

Control

ACCTN204 Accounting Information

Systems




Any Management

Paper (Any Level)+

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Y3ACCTN301Capstone in Accounting

WSAFE396 or WSAFE399


and Projects


Effectively


Decision-Making

MNMGT514 Business Ethics

and Managing Risk

200 Level Elective+

200 Level Elective+

Y4ACCTN308

Performance Reporting

Any300 Level Paper

Listed Below


Uncertain Future


Practice

MNMGT517 Managing

Strategically


200 Level Elective+

300 Level Elective+

Note: Please see page 90 for Business Fundamentals and Work-Integrated Learning papers. +Those who wish to take the Professional Accounting pathway (CAANZ, CPA Australia, ACCA) will need to take five extra accounting papers at 300 Level instead of elective papers. This means they need to take all of the papers listed below.


ACCTN302 Financial Accounting

ACCTN303 Management Accounting

ACCTN305 Auditing

ACCTN306 Taxation

ACCTN309 Law of Business Enterprises

MNMGT301 Business Law and the Legal Environment


BMS(Hons) in Digital Business (single major)

Y1DIGIB101





Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals

100 Level Elective

100 Level Elective

Y2

DIGIB201 Creating Value

with Social Media Analytics

DIGIB202 The Techno-Savvy

Business

MGSYS200 Tools for

Managing Projects




Any Management

Paper (Any Level)

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Y3DIGIB302

Digital Business Technology Trends



and Projects


Effectively


Decision-Making

MNMGT514 Business Ethics and

Managing Risk

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Y4

DIGIB303 Managing

Digital Business Transformation

DIGIB304Digital Business

Enterprise Implementation


Uncertain Future


Practice

MNMGT517 Managing

Strategically


200 Level Elective

300 Level Elective

Note: Please see page 90 for Business Fundamentals and Work-Integrated Learning papers.


BMS(Hons) in Economics (single major)

Y1


and the NZ Economy


Society


Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals

100 Level Elective

100 Level Elective

Y2ECONS200




200 Level Any Management

Paper



Any Management

Paper (Any Level)

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Y3ECONS301


WSAFE396 or WSAFE399


and Projects


Effectively


Decision-Making


Managing Risk

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Y4Any


Any 300 Level Paper

Listed Below


Uncertain Future


Practice

MNMGT517 Managing

Strategically


200 Level Elective

300 Level Elective




ECONS304 International Economic Issues





BMS(Hons) in Finance (single major)

Y1MATHS168+ Preparatory

Mathematics

FINAN101 Introduction to FInance


Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals

100 Level Elective

100 Level Elective

Y2FINAN200Financial

Management 1

FINAN202 Investments 1

FINAN204 Entrepreneurial

Finance




Any Management

Paper (Any Level)

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Y3FINAN302

Investments 2 WSAFE396

or WSAFE399


and Projects


Effectively


Decision-Making


Managing Risk

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Y4FINAN305 Financial

Management 2

FINAN303, FINAN304

or FINAN306


Uncertain Future


Practice

MNMGT517 Managing

Strategically


200 Level Elective

300 Level Elective

Note: Please see page 90 for Business Fundamentals and Work-Integrated Learning papers. +If you already have a total of 14 credits at NCEA Level 3 across any two of Mathematics, Statistics or Calculus, then MATHS168 can be replaced with any management field paper (eg. Business Fundamentals paper).

Papers (15 points unless stated otherwise) FINAN303 Computer Modelling in Finance

FINAN304 Financial Risk Management

FINAN306 Capital Markets and FInancial Institutions


BMS(Hons) in Human Resource Management (single major)

Y1STMGT101



Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals

AnyManagement

Paper(Any Level)

100 Level Elective

100 Level Elective

Y2HRMGT202

Human Resource Management

HRMGT203 Remuneration

and Reward

LCOMM202 Leadership and

Facilitation




Any Management

Paper (Any Level)

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Y3

HRMGT302 Human Resource Management in Legal Context



and Projects


Effectively


Decision-Making


and Managing Risk

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Y4

HRMGT303 Strategic Human

Resource Management

HRMGT300, HRMGT304

or LCOMM302


Uncertain Future


Practice

MNMGT517 Managing

Strategically


200 Level Elective

300 Level Elective


Papers (15 points unless stated otherwise) HRMGT300 Women and Management




BMS(Hons) in Marketing (single major)

Y1


Marketing


Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals

AnyManagement

Paper(Any Level)

100 Level Elective

100 Level Elective

Y2MRKTG200

Strategic Marketing Planning


Buyer Behaviour



Communications




Any Management

Paper (Any Level)

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Y3

MRKTG301 Business




and Projects


Effectively


Decision-Making


Managing Risk

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Y4MRKTG304

Digital Marketing and Branding

MRKTG305 or MRKTG306


Uncertain Future


Practice

MNMGT517 Managing

Strategically


200 Level Elective

300 Level Elective


Papers (15 points unless stated otherwise) MRKTG305 Marketing Research

and Insights

MRKTG306 Services Marketing


BMS(Hons) in Public Relations (single major)

Y1PUBRL101



Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals

100 Level Elective

100 Level Elective

Y2PUBRL201

Media Relations and Publicity

PUBRL202 Health

Communication






Any Management

Paper (Any Level)

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Y3





and Projects


Effectively


Decision-Making


Managing Risk

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Y4PUBRL302

Issues and Crisis Management

Any 300 Level Paper

Listed Below


Uncertain Future


Practice

MNMGT517 Managing

Strategically


200 Level Elective

300 Level Elective



DIGIB301 Creating Value with Social Media Analytics





BMS(Hons) in Strategic Management (single major)

Y1STMGT101



Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals

AnyManagement

Paper(Any Level)

100 Level Elective

100 Level Elective

Y2STMGT201

Strategies for Enterprise

STMGT202 The Entrepreneur

STMGT203 Business Model

Innovation




Any Management

Paper (Any Level)

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Y3

STMGT301 Strategy and Innovation

Management



and Projects


Effectively


Decision-Making


and Managing Risk

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Y4STMGT302

Creating Value in a Connected World

Any 300 Level Paper

Listed Below


Uncertain Future


Practice

MNMGT517 Managing

Strategically


200 Level Elective

300 Level Elective



STMGT303 Applied Strategy

STMGT304 Commercialising a New Venture

STMGT305 Doing Business Internationally



BMS(Hons) in Supply Chain Management (single major)

Y1DIGIB101





Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals

100 Level Elective

100 Level Elective

Y2MGSYS200

Tools for Managing Projects

SCMGT202 Global Supply

Chains

STMGT200 Global Business

Management




Any Management

Paper (Any Level)

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Y3SCMGT301

Logistics Management



and Projects


Effectively


Decision-Making


and Managing Risk

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Y4SCMGT302 Operations

Management

SCMGT303 Supply Chain Management


Uncertain Future


Practice

MNMGT517 Managing

Strategically


200 Level Elective

300 Level Elective



BMS(Hons) in Tourism and Hospitality Management (single major)

Y1

THMGT101 Fundamentals

of Tourism and Hospitality

MRKTG101 Fundamentals of

Marketing


Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals

100 Level Elective

100 Level Elective

Y2



Communications

THMGT201 Visitor

Experiences

THMGT203 Tourism and Hospitality Enterprise

Management




Any Management

Paper (Any Level)

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Y3





and Projects


Effectively


Decision-Making


and Managing Risk

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Y4THMGT301

Hotel and Venue Management

THMGT303 Destination

Management


Uncertain Future


Practice

MNMGT517 Managing

Strategically


200 Level Elective

300 Level Elective


Papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)THMGT304 Food and Beverage

Systems Management


Bachelor of Management Studies with Honours (BMS(Hons)) double major overview

Gain the strategic insights needed to become a future-focused manager in the global business environment, and use your dynamic skills to help companies achieve international success with our prestigious four-year Bachelor of Management Studies with Honours (BMS(Hons)).

Y1100 Level Major 1


FundamentalsMajor 1


Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals


Fundamentals

100 Level Major 2

100 Level Major 2

Y2200 Level Major 1

200 Level Major 1

200 Level Major 1




Any Management

Paper (Any Level)

200 Level Major 2

200 Level Major 2

Y3300 Level Major 1

WSAFE396/399 or

WSOMM396/399


and Projects


Effectively


Decision-Making

MNMGT514 Business Ethics and Managing

Risk

200 Level Major 2

300 Level Major 2

Y4300 Level Major 1

300 Level Major 1


Uncertain Future


Practice

MNMGT517 Managing

Strategically


300 Level Major 2

300 Level Major 2

PapersBUSINESS FUNDAMENTALS











Bachelor of Music (BMus) overview

With countless opportunities for public performance and access to a world-class performing arts venue, as a Bachelor of Music (BMus) student you’ll be learning from the best.

Y1

One from List A:


MUSIC112 Music in Society: An Introduction

to Western Music



MUSIC119 Harmony and

Counterpoint 1

100 Level Elective

100 Level Elective

100 Level Elective

Y2

One from List B:


MUSIC213 History of

Western Music: 1600-1800

Any MUSIC2 Paper

Any MUSIC2 Paper

Any MUSIC2 Paper

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Y3

One from List C:


MUSIC314 History of Music

1800-Present

Any MUSIC3 Paper

Any MUSIC3 Paper

Any MUSIC3 Paper




Note: Students who do not choose a stream will automatically be enrolled in the academic music stream.


Papers – Bachelor of Music











ANTHY202 Polynesian Ethnography

DSIGN252 Cultural Perspectives In Design















MUSIC1

MUSIC101 Secondary Performance Studies 1**

MUSIC121 Chamber Music 1**

MUSIC140 Creative Music Technology 1: Introduction to Creative Technology

MUSIC150 New Zealand Music

MUSIC2

MUSIC201 Secondary Performance Studies 2**






MUSIC227 Performance Ensemble: Choir/Orchestra

MUSIC240 Creative Music Technology 2: Music and Visuals

MUSIC250 Lyric Diction and Language Studies

MUSIC3

MUSIC301 Secondary Performance Studies Class**

MUSIC314 History of Music 1800-Present



MUSIC323 Advanced Composition Studies

MUSIC327 Performance Ensemble 2

MUSIC340 Creative Music Technology 3: Creative Project

MUSIC390 Directed Study

** Entry to these papers is by audition.


BMus Academic Stream

Y1

One from List A:



to Western Music




Counterpoint 1

100 Level Elective

100 Level Elective

100 Level Elective

Y2

One from List B:


MUSIC213 History of


Any MUSIC2 Paper

Any MUSIC2 Paper

Any MUSIC2 Paper

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

200 Level Elective

Y3

One from List C:



1800-Present

Any MUSIC3 Paper

Any MUSIC3 Paper

Any MUSIC3 Paper




Note: Please see page 103 for List A: Academic Foundations, List B: Cultural Perspectives, List C: Work-Integrated Learning, MUSIC2 and MUSIC3 papers.


BMus Composition Stream

Y1

One from List A:



to Western Music




Counterpoint 1

MUSIC140 Creative Music Technology 1:

Introduction to Creative Technology

Elective Elective

Y2

One from List B:


MUSIC213 History of




Counterpoint 2


Any MUSIC2 Paper

Elective Elective

Y3

One from List C:



1800-Present

MUSIC315 or MUSIC340

MUSIC323Advanced

Composition Studies

Any MUSIC3 Paper




BMus Performance Stream

Y1

One from List A:



to Western Music




Counterpoint 1

MUSIC118 Performance Techniques 1

MUSIC120Performance 1

MUSIC121Chamber Music 1

Y2

One from List B:


MUSIC213 History of


MUSIC218Performance Techniques 2

MUSIC220 Performance 2


MUSIC227Performance

Ensemble: Choir/Orchestra

Elective Elective

Y3

One from List C:



1800-Present

MUSIC318Performance Techniques 3

MUSIC320Performance 3


MUSIC327Performance Ensemble 2

Elective Elective



Bachelor of Science (BSc) overview - Computing and Mathematics

A Bachelor of Science (BSc) with Computing & Mathematical Sciences will give you the skills needed to be successful in a world where technology is rapidly changing our daily lives.

Y1100 Level

Major100 Level

Major


Sciences

MATHS135* Discrete

Structures

100 LevelScience Paper


Elective Elective

Y2200 Level

Major200 Level

Major200 Level

Major200 LevelMajor**

CSMAX270Cultural

PerspectivesElective Elective Elective

Y3300 Level

Major300 Level

Major

300 LevelMajor

One from List A:




*Note: MATHS135 may be replaced with another approved paper, depending on your major.**For a major in Mathematics or Data Analytics, this paper will be taken at 300 Level.

Papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)LIST A: WORK-INTEGRATED LEARNING

COMPX374 Software Engineering Industry Project

COMPX375 Information Systems Industry Project

COMPX397 Work-Integrated Learning Directed Study

COMPX398 Work-Integrated Learning Directed Study (30 points)

MATHS397 Work-Integrated Learning Directed Study

STATS397 Work-Integrated Learning Directed Study


BSc in Applied Computing

Y1COMPX101

or ENGEN103

COMPX161 Introduction to

the Web


Sciences

MATHS135STATS111 or

STATS121



Elective Elective

Y2

COMPX221Programming for Creative Industries

COMPX222Web Development

COMPX223Database Practice

and Experience

DSIGN241 Design 3:


CSMAX270 Cultural




Y3COMPX322

Advanced Web Development

COMPX324User Experience

Design

300 Level Applied Computing

Paper

COMPX375Information

Systems Industry Project



Applied Computing papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)COMPX101 Introduction to Programming


MATHS135 Discrete Structures








BSc in Computer Science

Y1COMPX101

or ENGEN103


Programming


Sciences

MATHS135 Discrete

Structures



Elective Elective

Y2COMPX201


COMPX202Mobile Computing


COMPX203Computer Systems

COMPX204Practical


CSMAX270 Cultural




Y3COMPX361Logic and

Computation


One from List B:


One from List A:







MATHS101 Introduction to Calculus

MATHS102 Introduction to Algebra


MATHS165 General Mathematics



LIST B: SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT










BSc in Data Analytics

Y1STATS111

or STATS121


CSMAX170Foundations in Computing and Mathematical

Sciences

MATHS135Discrete

Structures



Elective Elective

Y2COMPX223

Database Practice and Experience

STATS221 Statistical

Data Analysis

STATS226 Introduction to

Statistical Inference

CSMAX270 Cultural





Y3COMPX305 or STATS321


Paper


Paper


Paper

One from List A:




Data Analytics papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)STATS111 Statistics for Science




STATS321 Advanced Data Analysis

STATS322 Probability and Mathematical Statistics

STATS323 Design and Analysis of Experiments and Surveys

STATS326 Computational Bayesian Statistics

STATS390 Directed Study


BSc in Mathematics

Y1MATHS101

Introduction to Calculus

MATHS102Introduction to Algebra


Sciences

MATHS135Discrete

Structures



Elective Elective

Y2MATHS201Continuing

Calculus

MATHS202Linear Algebra


CSMAX270 Cultural





Y3MATHS301 or

MATHS302300 Level



Mathematics Paper

One from List A:



Note: Please see page 107 for List A: Work-Integrated Learning papers. Students may include up to 30 points of STATS-coded papers as part of their Mathematics major.

Mathematics papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)200 LEVEL PAPER LIST

MATHS203 Differential Equations and Modelling

STATS221 Statistical Data Analysis

STATS226 Bayesian Statistics



MATHS301 Real and Complex Analysis

MATHS302 Abstract Algebra

MATHS303 Applied Mathematics

MATHS304 Computational Mathematics

MATHS314 Number Theory and Cryptography

MATHS390 Directed Study


Bachelor of Science (BSc) overview - Science and Engineering

If you’re intrigued by the natural world around you, or enjoy understanding how things work, Waikato’s Bachelor of Science (BSc) is what you’re looking for.

Y1100 Level

Major100 Level

Major

One from List A:

Science Fundamentals

One from List A:


One from List A:


One from List C:

Science NumeracyElective Elective

Y2200 Level

Major200 Level

Major200 Level

Major200 Level

Major

One from List C:

Science NumeracyElective Elective Elective

Y3300 Level

Major300 Level

Major300 Level

Major

SCIEN305 Science and

Mātauranga Māori

One from List B:




Papers – Bachelor of Science

Papers (15 points unless stated otherwise) LIST A: SCIENCE FUNDAMENTALS

APHYS111 Physics in Context

AQUA101 Introduction to Aquaculture


BIOEB102 Intro to Ecology and Biodiversity

BIOMO101 Intro to Molecular and Cellular Biology




EARTH101 Intro to Earth System Sciences




ENGEN170 Engineering and Society

ENGEN180 Foundations of Engineering


MARIN101 Marine Biodiversity

PHILO102 Intro to Logic

LIST B: WORK-INTEGRATED LEARNING

SCIEN301 Capstone Project

SCIEN303 Undergraduate Research Project

SCIEN313 Undergraduate Research Project (30 points)

SCIEN371 Science Work Placement

LIST C: SCIENCE NUMERACY


MATHS165 General Mathematics

MATHS168 Preparatory Mathematics

ENGEN101 Engineering Mathematics 1A OR

MATHS101 Introduction to Calculus

ENGEN102 Engineering Mathematics 1B OR

MATHS102 Introduction to Algebra

COMPX101 Introduction to Programming OR


STATS111 Statistics for Science OR

STATS121 Intro to Statistical Methods

ENGEN110 Engineering Mechanics OR

PHYSC100 General Physics OR

PHYSC101 Physics for Engineers and Scientists

MATHS2XX Any 200 Level Mathematics Paper

COMPX2XX Any 200 Level Computer Science Paper

STATS2XX Any 200 Level Statistics Paper

CHEMY202 Physical Chemistry OR


EARTH251 Spatial Analysis in Geosciences OR


ENGEN201 Engineering Mathematics 2


BSc in Aquaculture*

Y1AQCUL101

Introduction to Aquaculture


One from List A:


One from List A:


One from List A:


One from List C:


Y2AQCUL201

Invertebrate and Algal Aquaculture

AQCUL202 Aquaculture Industry and Innovation

BIOEB203 Animal Structure

and Function


One from List C:


Y3AQCUL301

Fish Aquaculture

AQCUL302 Research Tools for the Aquaculture

Industry

MARIN301 Marine Spatial

Planning

One from List B:


SCIEN305Science and Mātauranga

Māori


*Note: This qualification is only available at our Tauranga campus.

TAURANGA SCIENCE FUNDAMENTALS PAPERS







TAURANGA SCIENCE NUMERACY PAPERS


ENGEN101 Engineering Mathematics 1A

ENGEN102 Engineering Mathematics 1B


TAURANGA WORK-INTEGRATED LEARNING PAPERS





BSc in Biological Sciences*

Y1 Year 1 credit from Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology

Y2 Year 2 credit from Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology

Y3

AQCUL202 Aquaculture Industry and Innovation


and Function




EARTH342Coastal

Geomorphology and Management

GEOGY328Geographical Information

Systems

SCIEN301Capstone Project

*Note: This qualification is only available at our Tauranga campus.


BSc in Chemistry

Y1CHEMY101

Structure and Spectroscopy


One from List A:


One from List A:


One from List A:


One from List C:


Y2CHEMY201

Organic Chemistry

CHEMY202 Physical

Chemistry

CHEMY203 Inorganic

Chemistry


200 Level Science Elective


Y3300 Level

CHEMY Paper300 Level


CHEMY Paper


Mātauranga Māori

One from List B:



Note: Please see page 113 for List A: Science Fundamentals, List B: Work-Integrated Learning and List C: Science Numeracy papers. CHEMY202 or CHEMY204 counts towards the BSc and BSc(Tech) numeracy requirements.

300 Level CHEMY papers (15 points unless stated otherwise) CHEMY301 Advanced Organic Chemistry





BSc in Earth Sciences

Y1

EARTH101 Introduction to Earth System

Sciences


One from List A:


One from List A:


One from List A:


One from List C:


Y2EARTH211

Earth Resources and Materials


EARTH231 Water Resources,

Weather and Climate


One from List C:


Y3300 Level

EARTH Paper300 Level


EARTH Paper


Mātauranga Māori

One from List B:



Note: Please see page 113 for List A: Science Fundamentals, List B: Work-Integrated Learning and List C: Science Numeracy papers. EARTH251 counts towards the BSc and BSc(Tech) numeracy requirements.

300 Level EARTH papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)EARTH311 Volcanology

EARTH312 Sedimentary Geology

EARTH313 Engineering Geology

EARTH321 Pedology and Land Evaluation






BSc in Ecology and Biodiversity

Y1BIOEB101

Concepts of Biology

BIOEB102 Introduction

to Ecology and Biodiversity

One from List A:


One from List A:


One from List A:


One from List C:


Y2BIOEB201

Principles of Evolution

BIOEB202 Principles of

Ecology


and Function


One from List C:


Y3300 Level

BIOEB Paper300 Level


BIOEB Paper


Mātauranga Māori

One from List B:



Note: Please see page 113 for List A: Science Fundamentals, List B: Work-Integrated Learning and List C: Science Numeracy papers.

300 Level BIOEB papers (15 points unless stated otherwise) BIOEB301 Advanced Animal Behaviour

BIOEB302 Advanced Zoology




BIOEB307 Advanced Plant Biology


BSc in Environmental Sciences

Y1ENVSC101

Environmental Science


Sciences

One from List A:


One from List A:


One from List A:


One from List C:


Y2ENVSC201

Environmental Monitoring

EARTH221 EARTH231

or EARTH241

CHEMY204 or ENVSC202

BIOEB202or BIOMO203

One from List C:


Y3



300 Level Environmental Sciences Paper



Mātauranga Māori

One from List B:



Note: Please see page 113 for List A: Science Fundamentals, List B: Work-Integrated Learning and List C: Science Numeracy papers. CHEMY204 counts towards the BSc and BSc(Tech) numeracy requirements.

Environmental Sciences papers (15 points unless stated otherwise) 200 LEVEL PAPER LIST









Papers chosen from the list below must cover at least two different subject areas.













BSc in Environmental Sciences - Tauranga campus

Y1ENVSC101


EARTH101Introduction to Earth System

Sciences

One from List A:


One from List A:


One from List A:


One from List C:


Y2BIOEB202

Principles of Ecology


ENVSC201 Environmental

Monitoring


One from List C:


Y3BIOEB305

Marine Ecology

EARTH342 Coastal

Geomorphology and Management



SCIEN305Science and

Mātauranga Māori

One from List B:



TAURANGA SCIENCE FUNDAMENTALS PAPERS

AQCUL101 Introduction to Aquaculture








TAURANGA SCIENCE NUMERACY PAPERS


ENGEN101 Engineering Mathematics 1A

ENGEN102 Engineering Mathematics 1B


TAURANGA WORK-INTEGRATED LEARNING PAPERS





BSc in Materials Science

Y1ENGEN112

Materials Science and Engineering


Engineering


One from List A:


One from List A:


One from List C:


Y2ENGMP211 Materials 1

ENGME280 Design and

Manufacturing 1



200 Level Science Elective



ENGMP312 Materials

Manufacture

CHEMY301 CHEMY303

or CHEMY304Elective Elective Elective

Note: Please see page 113 for List A: Science Fundamentals, List B: Work-Integrated Learning and List C: Science Numeracy papers. CHEMY204 counts towards the BSc and BSc(Tech) numeracy requirements.

Chemistry papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)CHEMY201 Organic Chemistry





One from List B:



Mātauranga Māori


BSc in Molecular and Cellular Biology

Y1BIOEB101

Concepts of Biology

BIOMO101 Introduction to Molecular and

Cellular Biology

One from List A:


One from List A:


One from List A:


One from List C:


Y2BIOMO201


GeneticsBIOMO203

Microbiology


Health and Disease

One from List C:


Y3300 Level

BIOMO Paper300 Level


BIOMO Paper


Mātauranga Māori

One from List B:




300 Level BIOMO papers (15 points unless stated otherwise) BIOMO301 Advanced Biochemistry




BIOMO306 Molecular Biology and Health


BSc in Psychology

Y1PSYCH100


PYSCH101 Social Psychology,


One from List A:


One from List A:


One from List A:


One from List C:


Y2

PSYCH203 Cognitive

Psychology and Development

PSYCH204 Behavioural

Psychology and Perception


Research


Y3300 Level

PSYCH Paper300 Level



PSYCH Paper


Mātauranga MāoriElective Elective


300 Level PSYCH papers (15 points unless stated otherwise) PSYCH307 Psychological Research Methods

(PSYCH307 is required for entry into graduate study)







One from List B:


ElectiveOne from

List C: Science Numeracy


Bachelor of Science (Technology) BSc(Tech) overview

Waikato’s Bachelor of Science (Technology) (BSc(Tech)) was the first degree of its kind in New Zealand, and offers a unique, job-oriented approach to scientific study.

Y1100 Level

Major100 Level

Major

One from List A:


One from List A:


One from List A:


One from List C:


Y2200 Level

Major200 Level

Major200 Level

Major200 Level

Major

SCIEN270 Prep for the ProfessionalWorkplace

One from List C:


Y3300 Level

Major300 Level

MajorElective Elective

Note: Please see page 113 for List A: Science Fundamentals and List C: Science Numeracy papers.

300 Level Major


Mātauranga Māori



BSc(Tech) in Chemistry

Y1CHEMY101

Structure and Spectroscopy


One from List A:


One from List A:


One from List A:


One from List C:


Y2CHEMY201

Organic Chemistry

CHEMY202 Physical

Chemistry

CHEMY203 Inorganic

Chemistry




Y3300 Level


CHEMY PaperElective Elective

Note: Please see page 113 for List List A: Science Fundamentals and List C: Science Numeracy papers. CHEMY202 or CHEMY204 counts towards the BSc and BSc(Tech) numeracy requirements.

300 Level CHEMY papers (15 points unless stated otherwise) CHEMY301 Advanced Organic Chemistry




300 Level CHEMY Paper


Mātauranga Māori



BSc(Tech) in Computer Science

Y1COMPX101

or ENGEN103


Programming


Sciences

MATHS135, STATS121

or STATS111

100 Level Science Paper


Y2COMPX201


COMPX202 Mobile Computing


COMPX203 Computer Systems

COMPX204 Practical


SCIEN270 Preparation for the Professional

Workplace


Y3COMPX361 or

COMPX301300 Level

COMPX Paper

One from List B:


CSMAX270 or SCIEN305

COMPX371 Computer Science Work Placement

Elective Elective

Computer Science papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)COMPX101 Introduction to

Computer Science





CSMAX270 Cultural Perspectives for Computing and Mathematical Sciences



SCIEN305 Science and Matauranga Maori

LIST B: SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT










BSc(Tech) in Earth Sciences

Y1

EARTH101 Introduction to

Earth System Sciences


One from List A:


One from List A:


One from List A:


One from List C:


Y2EARTH211

Earth Resources and Materials


EARTH231 Water Resources,

Weather and Climate



One from List C:


Y3300 Level


EARTH PaperElective Elective

Note: Please see page 113 for List A: Science Fundamentals, List B: Work-Integrated Learning and List C: Science Numeracy papers. EARTH251 counts towards the BSc and BSc(Tech) numeracy requirements.

300 Level EARTH papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)EARTH311 Volcanology

EARTH312 Sedimentary Geology








300 Level EARTH Paper


Mātauranga Māori


BSc(Tech) in Ecology and Biodiversity

Y1BIOEB101 Concepts of Biology

BIOEB102 Introduction

to Ecology and Biodiversity

One from List A:


One from List A:


One from List A:


One from List C:


Y2BIOEB201

Principles of Evolution

BIOEB202 Principles of

Ecology


and Function



One from List C:


Y3300 Level


BIOEB PaperElective Elective


300 Level BIOEB papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)BIOEB301 Advanced Animal Behaviour

BIOEB302 Advanced Zoology




BIOEB307 Advanced Plant Biology



Mātauranga Māori

300 Level BIOEB Paper


BSc(Tech) in Environmental Sciences

Y1ENVSC101



Sciences

One from List A:


One from List A:


One from List A:


One from List C:


Y2ENVSC201

Environmental Monitoring

EARTH221 EARTH231 or

EARTH241

ENVSC202 or CHEMY204

BIOEB202 or BIOMO203


One from List C:


Y3




Elective

Note: Please see page 113 for List A: Science Fundamentals and List C: Science Numeracy papers. CHEMY204 counts towards the BSc and BSc(Tech) numeracy requirements.

Environmental Sciences papers (15 points unless stated otherwise) 200 LEVEL PAPER LIST









Papers chosen from the list must encompass at least two different subject areas.














ElectiveSCIEN305

Science and Mātauranga Māori


BSc (Tech) in Materials Science

Y1ENGEN112

Materials Science and Engineering


Engineering


One from List A:


One from List A:


One from List C:



ENGME280 Design and

Manufacturing 1



SCIEN270 Prep for the Professional Workplace



ENGMP312 Materials

Manufacture

CHEMY301 CHEMY303

or CHEMY304Elective Elective

Note: Please see page 113 for List A: Science Fundamentals and List C: Science Numeracy papers. CHEMY204 counts towards the BSc and BSc(Tech) numeracy requirements.

Papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)CHEMY201 Organic Chemistry







Mātauranga Māori


BSc(Tech) in Molecular and Cellular Biology

Y1BIOEB101

Concepts of Biology

BIOMO101 Introduction to Molecular and

Cellular Biology

One from List A:


One from List A:


One from List A:


One from List C:


Y2BIOMO201


GeneticsBIOMO203

Microbiology


Health and Disease


One from List C:


Y3300 Level


BIOMO PaperElective Elective


300 Level BIOMO papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)BIOMO301 Advanced Biochemistry




BIOMO306 Molecular Biology and Health


Mātauranga Māori


300 Level BIOMO Paper


Bachelor of Social Sciences (BSocSc) overview - Arts and Social Science

As a Bachelor of Social Sciences (BSocSc) student at Waikato, you’ll explore the drivers and influences behind humanity and why society acts in particular ways.

Y1100 Level

Major100 Level

Major

One from List A:


ARTSC111 Social Science

Theory and Action



Elective Elective

Y2200 Level

Major200 Level

Major200 Level

Major

One from List B:


PSYCH211 or SSRES200


Y3300 Level

Major300 Level

Major300 Level

Major300 Level

Major

One from List C:



Note: See page 133 for List A: Academic Foundations, List B: Cultural Perspectives and List C: Work-Integrated Learning papers. The Bachelor of Social Sciences is also offered by Te Kura Toi Tangata School of Education (FEDU) and Te Pua Wānanga ki te Ao - Faculty of Māori & Indigenous Studies (FMIS). See page 147 for the FEDU degree overview, and see page 151 for the FMIS degree overview.

Papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)PSYCH211 Understanding Psychological

Research



Papers - Bachelor of Social Sciences












DSIGN252 Cultural Perspectives for Design

















POPST300 Population Studies Work-related Project

PSYCH300 Work Placement in Psychology

SOCSC300 Work-Integrated Learning – Work Placements

SOCSC301 Work-Integrated Learning – Work-related Projects

SPNSH300 Spanish Internship



BSocSc in Anthropology

Y1

ANTHY101 Exploring Cultures:

Introduction to Anthropology

ANTHY102 New Zealand

and the Pacific

One from List A:



Theory and Action



Elective Elective

Y2Any

ANTHY2 Paper or LINGS203

Any ANTHY2 Paper or LINGS203

Any ANTHY2 Paper or LINGS203

One from List B:




Y3Any


Any 300 Level Paper

Listed Below

Any 300 Level Paper

Listed Below

Any 300 Level Paper

Listed Below

LINGS301 or one from


Learning






ANTHY207 Magic, Witchcraft and Religion



ANTHY300 Cultures and Power in the Pacific

ANTHY301 Imagining Cultures



ANTHY390 Directed Study





BSocSc in Economics

Y1

ECONS101 Business

Economics and the NZ Economy

ECONS102 Economics

and Society

One from List A:



Theory and Action



Elective Elective

Y2ECONS200





One from List B:




Y3ECONS301


Any 300 Level Paper

Listed Below

Any 300 Level Paper

Listed Below

Any 300 Level Paper

Listed Below

One from List C:




Papers (15 points unless specified otherwise)300 LEVEL PAPER LIST


ECONS304 International Economics Issues





BSocSc in Environmental Planning

Y1

ENVPL100 Introduction to Environmental

Planning


One from List A:



Theory and Action



Elective Elective

Y2ENVPL200


ENVPL201Introduction to Resource

Management

ENVPL202Cartography & Spatial Analysis

One from List B:




Y3ENVPL300Planning in

Aotearoa NZ

ENVPL301Planning for

Sustainability

ENVPL302Māori Resource Management



ENVPL304 or one from


Learning




BSocSc in Geography

Y1GEOGY101

People and Place


One from List A:



Theory and Action



Elective Elective

Y2ENVPL202 GEOGY209

or GEOGY219

ENVPL202 GEOGY209

or GEOGY219

Any 200 Level Paper

Listed Below

One from List B:




Y3Any

GEOGY3 PaperAny

GEOGY3 PaperAny

GEOGY3 Paper

Any GEOGY3 Paper or ENVPL300

One from List C:












ENVPL300 Planning in Aotearoa New Zealand

GEOGY301 Disasters & Development





BSocSc in History

Y1HISTY107

NZ Histories: Fresh Perspectives

HISTY117 Global Histories:

Oceanic Encounters

One from List A:



Theory and Action



Elective Elective

Y2Any


Any 200 Level Paper

Listed Below

Any 200 Level Paper

Listed Below

One from List B:




Y3Any

HISTY3 PaperAny

HISTY3 PaperAny

HISTY3 Paper


One from List C:






HISTY206 History in Practice: Historical Methods and Research




HISTY300 Gender in History

HISTY301 Sugar and Spice: Commodities in Global History

HISTY316 The Birth of the United States

HISTY330 Researching Iwi Māori History

HISTY390 Directed Study



BSocSc in Linguistics

Y1ARTSC105Language in Context

Any 100 Level Paper

Listed Below


Theory and Action




Elective Elective

Y2LINGS201

Language Analysis

Any 200 Level Paper

Listed Below

Any 200 Level Paper

Listed Below

One from List B:




Y3LINGS301 Research

Apprenticeship

LINGS302 Comparative

Linguistics

LINGS303 Sociolinguistics

Any LINGS3 Paper or FRNCH305

Field ofthe Degree300 Level






MEDIA100 Understanding Visual Culture










LINGS390 Directed Study


BSocSc in Philosophy

Y1Any

PHILO1 PaperAny

PHILO1 Paper

One from List A:



Theory and Action



Elective Elective

Y2Any

PHILO2 PaperAny

PHILO2 Paper

Any PHILO2 Paper or MAORI202

One from List B:




Y3Any

PHILO3 PaperAny

PHILO3 PaperAny

PHILO3 Paper

Any PHILO3 Paper or EDSOC300

One from List C:





PHILO102 Introduction to Logic


PHILO106 Social and Moral Philosophy





PHILO208 Reason, Science and Pseudoscience







PHILO304 Meaning, Understanding, and Truth

PHILO305 Philosophy of Religion

PHILO309 Experiments in Ethics (core)



PHILO355 The Fundamental Structure of the World


BSocSc in Political Science

Y1POLSC101

or POLSC102

Any 100 Level Paper

Listed Below

One from List A:



Theory and Action



Elective Elective

Y2POLSC201

or POLSC211

IRSST206, POLCY212, POLSC201

or POLSC211

Any 200 Level Paper

Listed Below

One from List B:




Y3Any


Any 300 Level Paper

Listed Below

Any 300 Level Paper

Listed Below

Any 300 Level Paper

Listed Below

One from List C:





IRSST103 Introduction to International Relations

IRSST104 Introduction to International Security

POLSC101 Politics in the Ancient World



IRSST206 International Relations: The Security Agenda



POLCY212 Power, Politics & Policy Analysis

POLSC200 Politics and the Media

POLSC201 Modern Political Thinkers

POLSC211 Political Systems Around the World




IRSST301 International Relations: The Context, Theory and Practice of New Zealand Foreign Policy

IRSST315 International Politics of Asia

IRSST331 Cybersecurity and the Global Politics of the Internet





BSocSc in Population Studies

Y1GEOGY101

People and PlaceSOCIO101

Intro to Sociology

One from List A:



Theory and Action



Elective Elective

Y2POPST201 Population

Studies


Research


Children

One from List B:




Y3GEOGY301

Disasters and Development

POPST302 Exploring

Population Change

POPST360 Special Topic:

Population Economics


and Policy


Work Related Project







PSYCH211 Understanding Psychological Research






GEOGY328 Geographical Information Systems


POPST360 Special Topic: Population Economics

POPST390 Directed Study

SOCIO301 Contemporary Social Theory: A Praxis Approach




BSocSc in Psychology

Y1PSYCH100



Health andWellbeing

One from List A:



Theory and Action



Elective Elective

Y2


Research

Any PSYCH2 Paper

Any PSYCH2 Paper

One from List B:




Y3Any

PSYCH3 PaperAny

PSYCH3 PaperAny

PSYCH3 Paper

Any PSYCH3 Paper or HMDEV340

One from List C:







PSYCH204 Behavioural Psychology and Perception




PSYCH307 Psychological Research Methods (PSYCH307 is required for entry into graduate study)




PSYCH317 Organisational Psychology






BSocSc in Screen and Media Studies

Y1MEDIA100

Understanding Visual Culture

MEDIA101 Media, Culture

and Society

One from List A:



Theory and Action



Elective Elective

Y2MEDIA200

Acts of Representation

MEDIA201 Conducting Media

Research

MEDIA203 Digital Arts and

Cultures

One from List B:




Y3Any

MEDIA3 PaperAny

MEDIA3 PaperAny

MEDIA3 PaperAny

MEDIA3 Paper

One from List C:



Note: See page 133 for List A: Academic Foundations, List B: Cultural Perspectives and List C: Work-Integrated Learning papers. MEDIA102 and MEDIA202 are prerequisites for further studies in film production and can be taken as electives.

Papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)MEDIA102 Film Production 1:

Telling Stories (MEDIA102 is a prerequisite for MEDIA202)

MEDIA202 Film Production 2: Experimentation and Creativity (MEDIA102 is a prerequisite)


MEDIA300 Contemporary Television


MEDIA302 Film Production 3: Concept to Screen (MEDIA202 is a prerequisite)

MEDIA303 Cinema Worlds

MEDIA304 Documentary Practices



MEDIA308 Media and Social Change


MEDIA390 Directed Study


BSocSc in Social Policy

Y1SOCPY100

Introduction to Social Policy

Any 100 Level Paper

Listed Below

One from List A:



Theory and Action



Elective Elective

Y2Any

SOCPY2 PaperAny

SOCPY2 Paper

Any 200 Level Paper

Listed Below

One from List B:




Y3Any

SOCPY3 PaperAny

SOCPY3 Paper

Any 300 Level Paper

Listed Below

Any 300 Level Paper

Listed Below

One from List C:




























TAURANGA STUDENTS MAY TAKE


SOCPY301 Health Wellbeing and Policy



BSocSc in Sociology

Y1SOCIO101

Introduction to Sociology

Any 100 Level Paper

Listed Below

One from List A:



Theory and Action



Elective Elective

Y2Any

SOCIO2 PaperAny

SOCIO2 Paper

Any 200 Level Paper

Listed Below

One from List B:




Y3Any

SOCIO3 PaperAny

SOCIO3 Paper

Any 300 Level Paper

Listed Below

Any 300 Level Paper

Listed Below

One from List C:






GNSEX101 Gender and Sexuality: Representations and Realities


MAORI150 Te Tiriti o Waitangi: An Introduction

PACIS100 Introduction to Pacific Histories, Language and Cultures

SOCIO102 Introduction to Criminology and Criminal Justice

SOCPY100 Introduction to Social Policy

















SOCIO303 Technologies, Algorithms and Social Life





Bachelor of Social Sciences (BSocSc) overview – Education

With a Bachelor of Social Sciences from Te Kura Toi Tangata School of Education you will change your thinking about the world and explore contemporary social issues and concepts of social through an education lens. You will gain valuable skills and understandings to support learning and development in a range of contexts.

Y1100 Level

Major100 Level

Major

ARTSC101 ARTSC103 or

ENSLA103


Theory and Action

HMDEV100 or EDSOC101

EDUCA110 Learning and Teaching 1

Elective Elective

Y2200 Level

Major200 Level

Major200 Level

Major

EDUCA200 Te Hononga

Tangata

EDUCA210 or SSRES200


Y3300 Level

Major300 Level

Major300 Level

Major300 Level

Major

EDUWK300 Education in Community

(Project)


Note: The Bachelor of Social Sciences is also offered by the School of Social Sciences and Te Pua Wānanga ki te Ao - Faculty of Māori & Indigenous Studies (FMIS). See page 132 for the School of Social Sciences degree overview, and see page 151 for the FMIS degree overview.

Papers (15 points unless stated otherwise) ARTSC101 Indigenous Social Science

Research








BSocSc in Digital Learning

Y1DLRNG100 Developing

Digital Fluency

Any 100 Level Digital Learning Paper

ARTSC101 ARTSC103

or ENSLA103

ARTSC111 Social Theory

and Action

HMDEV100 or EDSOC101


Elective Elective

Y2

DLRNG200 Digital Learning:

Critical Perspectives

DLRNG201 Exploring Digital

Leaning


EDUCA200 Te Hononga

Tangata



Y3

DLRNG300

Developing Digital

Technologies:

Contemporary Social

and Education Issues

DLRNG301 Digital Innovation

Adoption and Theories of

Digital Learning




(Project)


Digital Learning papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)100 LEVEL PAPER LIST


COMPX161 Introduction to the Web


MEDIA101 Media, Culture and Society


COMPX221 Programming for Creative Industries

COMPX222 Web development

COMPX252 Applied Computing Tools 2

MEDIA203 Digital Arts and Cultures


COMPX306 Game Programming


COMPX324 User Experience Design

DSIGN350 Intern Project (can replace degree-specified paper EDUWK300)


MEDIA307 Work-related Media Project


BSocSc in Education and Society

Y1

EDSOC101 The New Zealand

Educational Context

Any 100 Level Education and Society Paper

ARTSC101 ARTSC103

or ENSLA103


and Action

HMDEV100 Lifespan

Development


Elective Elective

Y2EDSOC200 EDSOC201

or EDSOC202

EDSOC200 EDSOC201

or EDSOC202


EDUCA200 Te Hononga

Tangata



Y3Any

300 Level Education and Society Paper





(Project)


Education and Society papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)100 LEVEL PAPER LIST

EDSOC100 Education: Past and Present


HISTY107 New Zealand Histories: Fresh Perspectives





EDSOC201 The Purpose of Education

EDSOC202 Planning Learning Opportunities for Adults




EDSOC301 History of New Zealand Education

EDSOC302 Adults Learning for Life

EDSOC303 Education and Sexuality


BSocSc in Human Development

Y1HMDEV100

Lifespan Development

Any 100 Level Human

Development Paper

ARTSC101 ARTSC103

or ENSLA103


and Action

EDSOC101 The New Zealand

Educational Context


Elective Elective

Y2

HMDEV200 HMDEV201 HMDEV202

or HMDEV240

HMDEV200 HMDEV201 HMDEV202

or HMDEV240

Any 200 Level Human

Development Paper

EDUCA200 Te Hononga

Tangata



Y3Any

300 Level Human Development Paper

Any 300 Level Human

Development Paper

Any 300 Level Human

Development Paper

Any 300 Level Human

Development Paper


(Project)


Human Development papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)100 LEVEL PAPER LIST

CMYHE101 Understanding Hauora, Health and Wellbeing

PSYCH101 Social Psychology, Health and Wellbeing












HMDEV320 Implementing Inclusive Practices: Building Community Capacity

HMDEV321 Motivation and Talent Development in Young People

HMDEV322 Learning and Behavioural Difficulties: Strategies for Professionals



Bachelor of Social Sciences (BSocSc) overview – Māori and Indigenous Studies

Understanding Indigenous issues both locally and globally underpin the content of the Bachelor of Social Sciences (BSocSc) with Te Pua Wānanga ki te Ao - Faculty of Māori & Indigenous Studies.

Y1100 Level

Major100 Level

Major







Elective Elective

Y2200 Level

Major200 Level

Major200 Level

MajorMAORI203 or

MAORI303



Y3300 Level

Major300 Level

Major300 Level

Major300 Level

Major




Note: The Bachelor of Social Sciences is also offered by the School of Social Sciences and Te Kura Toi Tangata School of Education (FEDU). See page 132 for the School of Social Sciences degree overview, and see page 147 for the FEDU degree overview.*Students should include MAORI300 Working with Indigenous Communities or any other approved Work-Integrated Learning paper listed on page 133.


BSocSc in Māori and Indigenous Studies

Y1


MAORI101, MAORI111

or MAORI112







Elective Elective

Y2MAORI202

Ngā Iho Matua: Māori Philosophy

MAORI203 Decolonizing


Indigenous Peoples

Any MAORI2

or PACIS2 Paper




Y3

MAORI302 Mātauranga

Māori, Indigenous Knowledges

MAORI303 Critical Indigenous

Theory



Any MAORI3

or PACIS3 Paper





Papers (15 points unless stated otherwise) MAORI101 Introduction to Conversational









MAORI251 Raranga Whakairo: Design Elements in Māori Fibre Arts






MAORI310 Ngā Pepeha, ngā Whakataukī me ngā Kupu Whakaari: Proverbial and Prophetic Sayings





BSocSc in Pacific and Indigenous Studies

Y1

PACIS100Introduction to Pacific Histories, Languages and

Cultures

ANTHY102 or HISTY117







Elective Elective

Y2

MAORI203 Decolonizing


Indigenous Peoples

PACIS200Pacific Migration,

Diaspora and Identity

Any 200 Level Paper

Listed Below




Y3MAORI303

Critical Indigenous Theory




Any 300 Level Paper

Listed Below





Papers (15 points unless stated otherwise) ANTHY102 New Zealand and the Pacific

HISTY117 Global Histories









ANTHY300 Cultures and Environments in the Pacific



Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) overview

Our Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) builds on the ambition students have for making a positive difference to the lives of others, producing passionate graduates for a growing industry.

Y1

SOCWK101 Introduction to the Social Work

profession

SOCWK102 Introduction to

Social Work Theory

SOCPY100 Introduction to

Social Policy

MAORI150 Te Tiriti o Waitangi: An

Introduction to the Treaty of Waitangi

HMDEV100 Lifespan

Development





Y2SOCWK205 Community

Development

SOCWK201 Social Work Issues

SOCWK202 Social Work Approaches and

Fields of Practice (30 points)

SOCPY200 Social Policy and

Social Issues


Children

MAORI222 He Ao Hurihuri He Ao Tuakiri:

Evolving Māori Culture and Identity

SSRES200 Social Science

Research Methods

Y3SOCWK300

Social Work Placement 1(45 points)

SOCWK302 Bicultural and

Multicultural Social Work Practice

SOCWK303 Children and Young

People at Risk

SOCWK306 Social Work

Professional Skills

HMDEV340Perspectives on

Counselling

200 Level or above

Y4SOCWK400

Social Work Placement 2(45 points)

SOCWK401 Social Work Decision Making

(30 points)

SOCWK404 Social Justice, Ethics and Law

(30 points)

200 Level or above

Y4 Hons

SOCWK400Social Work Placement 2

(45 points)

SOCWK490 Social Work Decision Making: Research Project

(45 points)

SOCWK404 Social Justice, Ethics and Law

(30 points)

Note: Please see page 155 for the Bachelor of Social Work papers list.


Papers – Bachelor of Social Work

Papers (15 points unless stated otherwise)One of











PSYCH202 Mauri Ori: Social Psychology of Human Flourishing












SOCIO301 Contemporary Social Theory: A Praxis Approach



Or a paper approved by the Social Work Programme Convenor.


Bachelor of Teaching (BTchg) overview

Our Bachelor of Teaching (BTchg) enables you to forge an exciting, challenging and immensely rewarding career where you can make a difference to the lives of children and young people in New Zealand and around the world.

Y1

TEEDU100 Concepts of Learning and Teaching 1

TEEDU101 The Aotearoa New Zealand Educational

Context

TEEDU102 Learning and Development

Across the Lifespan

TEACH101 Being a Teacher


TEACH102 Aotearoa

Curriculum in Action

TEACH110 Literacy and

Mathematics 1Stream Paper

100 Level Elective

Y2


TEEDU201 Cultural

Dimensions of Education

Stream Paper Stream Paper Stream Paper Stream Paper Stream Paper100 or 200 Level

Elective

Y3


Stream Paper Stream Paper Stream Paper Stream Paper

Stream Paper

Elective

200 or 300 Level Elective

OR


BTchg Early Childhood Stream

Y1



Context


Across the Lifespan


Mathematics in the Early Years



TEACH102 Aotearoa


TEPRO100Professional Experience 1

100 Level Elective

Y2


TEEDU201 Cultural


TEACH200Making Sense of

and Exploring the World

TEACH201Te Whāriki in Action: Belonging

TEACH202Te Whāriki in Action: Language

TEACH203 Te Whāriki in Action:

Pedagogies



Y3


TEACH300Assessment and

Evaluation

TEACH301Contemporary Issues in Early

Childhood Education

TEACH302Te Whāriki in Action:

Agents of Change

TEPRO300 Professional Experience 3

Early Childhood(30 Points)

200 or 300Level

Elective



BTchg Kākano Rua Stream

Y1



Context


Across the Lifespan



TEACH102 Aotearoa



Mathematics 1


100 Level Elective

Y2


TEEDU201 Te Hononga

Tangata Cultural Dimensions of

Education

TEACH230 Te Reo Matatini me te Pāngarau

TEACH231 Pūtaiao

TEACH232 Hauora

TEACH233 Ngā Toi



Y3


TEACH330Pāngarau

TEACH331 Hangarau

TEACH332 Tikanga ā-iwi me

te Toitū-tanga

TEACH333Te Reo Matatini


(30 Points)


Recommended elective papersMAOED100 Huarahi Matauranga and

Contemporary Education

MAOED200 Bilingual Theory and Practice in Education


BTchg Primary Stream

Y1



Context


Across the Lifespan



TEACH102 Aotearoa



Mathematics 1


100 Level Elective

Y2


TEEDU201 Cultural


TEACH 210Literacy and

Mathematics 2

TEACH211NZ Curriculum in Action: Science

TEACH212NZ Curriculum

in Action: Health and PE

TEACH213NZ Curriculum in Action: The Arts



Y3


TEACH 310Evidence-based

Practice in Mathematics

TEACH311 Technology

Education in Action

TEACH312 Social Sciences

and Sustainability Education

TEACH313 Evidence-based

Practice in English


(30 Points)



BTchg Secondary Stream

Y1


Across the Lifespan

Subject Degree*

Subject Degree*

Subject Degree*

Subject Degree*

Y2Subject Degree*

Subject Degree*

Subject Degree*

Y3HMDEV201 Adolescent

Development

TEPRO220 Professional Experience 2 (Secondary)

Subject Degree*

Subject Degree*

Subject Degree*

Y4


TEACH320Curriculum Year 11-13

HMDEV322

Motivation

and Behaviour

Difficulties:

Strategies for

Educators

TEPRO320 Professional Experience 3(30 points)

Subject Degree*

Subject Degree*

Subject Degree*

Subject Degree*

*Note: See relevant subject degree for structure of these papers.You can complete a BTchg (Secondary) conjoint degree with the following degrees: Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Social Sciences, Bachelor of Health, Sport and Human Performance. An alternative pathway to becoming a Secondary School Teacher is to complete a relevant degree followed by a Graduate Diploma of Teaching. Please visit our website for more information.

Subject Degree*

Subject Degree*

Subject Degree*

Subject Degree*



Context

TEACH101Being a teacher


TEACH102 Aotearoa



Mathematics 1

TEPRO120 Professional Experience


TEEDU201 Cultural


TEACH220Curriculum Years 7-10

TEACH221 Transforming Curriculum Years 7-10


Waikato OE Student Exchange


Example Waikato OE Student Exchange degree structure

The Waikato OE enables you to complete part of your degree overseas and add an international education experience to your degree.

Example of a degree planner for a student studying a comprehensive degree and undertaking a trimester abroad in their second year of study. This planner includes the possibility for a student to still complete a single major and a minor and the 60 points of exchange credit (Waikato OE papers) could attribute a major or a minor, if deemed applicable by the faculty.

Y1100 Level

Major100 Level

Major100 Level 100 Level 100 Level 100 Level

100 Level Elective

100 Level Elective

Y2200 Level

Major200 Level

Major200 Level

Major200 Level

200 Level Compulsory Waikato OE

200 Level Elective

Waikato OE

200 Level Elective

Waikato OE

200 Level Elective

Waikato OE

Y3300 Level

Major300 Level

Major300 Level

Major300 Level

Major300 Level





Notes

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