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The Bachelor of Health Sciences is a three-year degree program offering a broad understanding of health and healthcare systems. This interdisciplinary qualification equips graduates with versatile skills applicable across the health sector and other fields. Aotearoa New Zealand's diverse health and disability workforce encompasses numerous professions, all crucial for delivering comprehensive services that address both individual and population health needs.
Explore subjects including mental wellness, sexual health education, environmental health factors, infectious and chronic diseases, and community health initiatives.
With smaller class sizes, instructors can provide personalized support to help you reach your academic objectives.
Students may choose a minor from various disciplines including Health Sciences, Arts, Commerce, Digital Screen, Product Design, Science, Sport, and Youth and Community Leadership. Completing the Public Health major ensures graduates meet the core public health standards and health promotion competencies recognized by the Health Promotion Forum of New Zealand.
Gain practical experience through health industry internships.
Develop expertise in enhancing health outcomes through preventive measures, health education initiatives, and the design, implementation, and assessment of health services.
Career opportunities include positions in healthcare institutions, government agencies, elder care facilities, educational settings, regional health authorities, Māori health organizations, and other related fields.