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112 Bachelor's courses are taught at 4 universities in New Zealand; the most common length is Full-time: 3 years; Part-time: Varies. Courses from University of Auckland, University of Otago and Victoria University of Wellington come first, because those universities rank highest.
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Victoria University of Wellington — Minors in the Bachelor of Science are optional additional areas of focus built from a collection of courses in a single subject. Most BSc major subjects can also be taken...
Open Polytechnic — The Bachelor of Accounting (Level 7) is an online programme worth 360 credits. It prepares you with specialised knowledge, technical and professional skills in accounting...
Open Polytechnic — The Open Polytechnic Bachelor of Applied Management is a distance-learning degree designed for students in, or aiming for, management positions. It is intended to prepare...
Open Polytechnic — The Bachelor of Applied Science (Communication and Psychology) from Open Polytechnic is an academic level 7 programme with 400 credits. It focuses on communication proces...
Open Polytechnic — The Bachelor of Applied Science (Psychology) from Open Polytechnic develops an understanding of the science of human behaviour and what happens in people’s minds to influ...
Open Polytechnic — The Open Polytechnic Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Civil Engineering) (OP700601) is an online Level 7 programme with 360 credits. It is designed for people with an...
Open Polytechnic — The Bachelor of Information Technology at Open Polytechnic is an online Level 7 qualification (360 credits). It focuses on applying IT in the workplace and developing ski...
Open Polytechnic — The Bachelor of Library and Information Studies prepares you for a career in library, archives, information, or record management. You study culturally responsive library...
Open Polytechnic — The Open Polytechnic Bachelor of Social Health and Wellbeing (Disability) (Level 7, 360 credits) prepares you to work in the disability sector. You study people-centred a...
Open Polytechnic — The Open Polytechnic Bachelor of Social Health and Wellbeing (Mental Health and Addictions) (Academic level Level 7) prepares you to work in the mental health and addicti...
Open Polytechnic — Open Polytechnic offers qualifications, courses, and credentials that you can study by distance and online learning, including degrees. Social Work is one of the subject...
Open Polytechnic — The Bachelor of Social Work at Open Polytechnic is a distance-learning degree for people employed in the social services sector or those who want a formal qualification i...
Open Polytechnic — The Bachelor of Teaching (Early Childhood Education) equips learners with a recognised, flexible and applied teaching qualification for early childhood education. Practic...
Open Polytechnic — The Bachelor of Teaching (Early Childhood Education) from Open Polytechnic is an online qualification at academic level 7. It prepares you to work as a registered early c...
Open Polytechnic — The Bachelor of Teaching (Primary Education) (OP7032) at Open Polytechnic is designed for people aiming to become a primary school teacher. You study primary education wi...
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3 of these universities hold a QS World position, from #65 (University of Auckland) to #240 (Victoria University of Wellington); they are listed first, in that order. Below them, universities follow their research output: University of Auckland is cited most (10,118,145 citations).
The most common subjects are Medicine & Health Sciences (23), Social Sciences & Psychology (15), Arts, Design & Architecture (14) and Education (9). The usual length is Full-time: 3 years; Part-time: Varies and Full-time: 4 years; Part-time: Varies. 100% are full-time. Start dates lean to Spring (85% of courses with a stated intake) and Summer (49% of courses with a stated intake). University of Auckland offers the widest choice, with 60 of these courses.
University of Auckland (QS World #65), University of Otago (QS World #197) and Victoria University of Wellington (QS World #240) lead this list. QS World positions come first; the rest are ranked by research impact.
Of those with published fees, Victoria University of Wellington is the least expensive at about USD 23,000 a year. Fees are indicative — confirm on the university's site.
Most listed courses run Full-time: 3 years; Part-time: Varies, with Full-time: 4 years; Part-time: Varies the next most common.
Spring is the main intake — 85% of courses with a stated start date begin then, and Summer is the second.
University of Auckland, with 60, ahead of University of Otago (23).
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