Requirements | Bachelor of Health (BHlth) degree | Victoria University of Wellington

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Now you've chosen a degree you need to do a bit of planning. Find out what courses you need to take to complete a Bachelor of Health (BHlth).

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Degree requirements

For this degree you'll need to:

Complete at least 360 points, including:
- At least 180 points from courses numbered above 100
- At least 240 points from the BHlth schedule
- At least 75 points from courses numbered 300–399, of which at least 60 points must be from the BHlth schedule
- Complete five core courses at 100 level:
- Complete three core courses at 200 level:
- Complete one core course at 300 level:
- Courses satisfying the requirements for at least one major (see below)
- Elective courses as required to make up a total of at least 360 points
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Select your majors

If you want to do a double major, you may be able to choose your second major from those offered in our other undergraduate degrees. Find out more about flexibility in your degree.

Other majors

Health Informatics

Health Policy and Innovation

Health Promotion

Health Psychology

Physical Activity and Hauora

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Important information

Make sure you check what the prerequisites are for all 200- and 300-level courses you are planning to do in your degree. Ensure the courses you choose will cover those requirements.
You should also consider using elective slots in your first year for an alternative major’s prerequisites if you are undecided about your major.
300-level courses count towards only one major.
For more programme details and requirements, see the University Calendar. It's an annual publication and an authoritative source for planning your degree.