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

Why study a BSocSc?

Depending on what area of interest or major subject you choose, your BSocSc will be taught by one of three areas: School of Arts and School of Social Sciences

As a Bachelor of Social Sciences student you will explore the drivers and influences behind humanity and why society acts in particular ways. You will develop invaluable critical analysis skills, research capabilities and skills in information gathering, analysis, reporting and informed decision making under the expert guidance of our world-recognised researchers.

You can choose from our subject majors of Pacific and Indigenous Studies or Maori and Indigenous Studies.

Why study Psychology?

Our students work alongside internationally respected psychologists to understand and advocate for inclusive communities. From analysing the reasons for anger to considering the best way to train dogs, a Psychology degree allows insight into countless intriguing facets of cognitive function. We ensure psychology is scientific and accountable, producing world-leading research in a friendly and welcoming environment. Our areas of specialisation are in the most critical areas of psychology, where psychology can make a difference to New Zealand society (Maori and community psychology, Clinical psychology, Behavioural psychology, Cognitive psychology and Environmental psychology).

Career Opportunities

Behaviour Analyst

Clinical or Community Psychologist

Community Programme Coordinator

Private Practitioner

Human Resource Adviser

Research Scientist

Project Manager

Consultant

Psychologist