Biological Sciences
Study pure Biological Science or branch out into a specialty field such as Biotechnology or Cell and Molecular Bioscience.
Subjects
- Biology
- Biotechnology
- Cell and Molecular Bioscience
- Molecular Microbiology
A range of people are needed to contribute to an effective health sector that meets the needs of a diverse population.
Examine social aspects of health, and the current health issues affecting populations in New Zealand and beyond. Look at the needs of different groups and be part of ensuring everyone has access to the best possible healthcare, advice, and information.
As an undergraduate, you can choose from Health Informatics, Health Policy and Information, Health Promotion, Health Psychology, and Midwifery. We also offer postgraduate programmes.
Whichever pathway you choose, you’ll develop an in-depth understanding of the field you’re passionate about, laying the groundwork for many possible careers or further postgraduate study.
Living and studying in the capital has strengthened me by keeping me on my toes and helping me recognise what is really needed in the health sector.
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Bachelor of Health in Health Psychology
The health sector is undergoing significant change, and needs a range of skilled and agile people who are passionate about improving health and wellbeing in our communities.
Career options are diverse. You might work in nursing, midwifery, health promotion, health policy or information management, or in a job improving the effectiveness of patient treatment.
Live and study in the beautiful and lively capital city. Great beaches, bush walks and mountain biking are all minutes from the city centre, or enjoy Wellington's famous nightlife with its abundance of theatres, bars and restaurants. And in the capital, you'll be at the heart of where health policy is made.
Te Herenga Waka—Victoria University of Wellington is a welcoming place with great student support. There are all sorts of resources available to help you get the best out of your time at university.
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