BA / Bachelor of Health Sciences Conjoint - Pacific Studies in Auckland New Zealand | University of Auckland

A BABHSc combined degree lets you earn both a BA and BHSc faster than pursuing them individually. This program integrates biological, social, and community-focused perspectives, examining health determinants, promotion strategies, disease prevention, healthcare systems, and policy. Discover how to implement health promotion and prevention fundamentals to address community health issues while selecting from diverse humanities, social sciences, languages, and cultural studies. The BABHSc offers comprehensive non-clinical training for various health sector careers, including health education, community health initiatives, counseling services, and healthcare system planning. Please note: The University of Auckland doesn't oversee graduate employment and cannot ensure professional registration or job opportunities in New Zealand or internationally.

Pacific Studies enhances your understanding of Pacific cultures, identities, and lived experiences. The curriculum covers Pacific history, health practices, social anthropology, languages (Samoan, Cook Islands Reo, Tongan), Indigenous knowledge systems, performing arts, material culture, and film studies. Students can examine these subjects through comparative cultural frameworks. You may select Pacific Studies as one of your two BA specializations (dual major). Completion requires 120 points (eight courses) per major, with a minimum of 45 points (three courses) at advanced Stage III level.