<div>With a BA you gain an internationally recognised degree, leading to diverse career opportunities. Through your study you will develop sector-specific analytical abilities and research experience, well-honed written and verbal communication skills, and a broad perspective on the world and its various cultures.Depending on the major subject you choose, the BA may be taken within the School of Arts, the School of Social Sciences, the Faculty of Maori and Indigenous Studies or the Faculty of Law.</div>

If you're fascinated by the history and creative activities of humankind and how this shapes societies and our future, then a Bachelor of Arts (BA) is for you. Our graduates are in demand for their flexible skills, practical outlook and depth of understanding they bring to their roles.

Bachelor of Arts

<div>Whether you have a long-standing interest in ecology, are fascinated by robotics or are generally intrigued with Artificial Intelligence (AI) or data analytics, this flexible qualification will allow you to delve deeper in your chosen area from across all Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) subjects.The Cert(STEM) is also ideal for school teachers (primary or secondary), who wish to improve their knowledge and be STEM leaders within their schools.As a 60 point undergraduate qualification, you can complete it within a single trimester or have the flexibility to study on a part-time basis while in full-time employment.SubjectsStudents can take four papers at 100 level or above in subjects offered by the School of Computing and Mathematical Sciences, the School of Science and the School of Engineering. Students will need to meet any prerequisites for their paper choices. Subjects include:<ul><li>Chemistry</li><li>Computer Science</li><li>Earth Sciences</li><li>Ecology and Biodiversity</li><li>Electronics</li><li>Engineering</li><li>Environmental Sciences</li><li>Materials Science</li><li>Mathematics</li><li>Molecular and Cellular Biology</li><li>Physics</li><li>Statistics</li></ul>A pedagogy paper with the School of Education relevant to STEM subjects could be included, further supporting your ability to teach in your new subject.Study full time in B TrimesterYou could complete a Cert(STEM) in one trimester starting mid-July. Here are some possible paper combinations that might pique your interest:HamiltonComputer Science COMPX101, COMPX161, COMPX151, CSMAX101Science BIOEB102, EARTH101, ENVSC101, DATAX111TaurangaScience BIOEB102, CHEMY100, EARTH101, DATAX111For more paper combinations to suit your career aspirations, get in touch with us at <div>[email protected]</div>.Study part time in B TrimesterPlease note all papers in B Trimester will be delivered online as well as on campus.Computer Science COMPX101, COMPX161, ENGEN103, COMPX102</div>

Looking to increase your STEM skills and knowledge? The Certificate in STEM is a 60 point undergraduate qualification that you can complete on either a full-time or part-time basis.

Certificate in STEM

<div>The Bachelor of Engineering with Honours (BE(Hons)) focuses on how complex engineering problems that matter to society can be solved using engineering design principles and methods. At every stage of your degree, you'll be involved in conceptualising, designing and creating sophisticated engineering products, structures or processes.There are many reasons why you should study engineering at Waikato, here are a couple of highlights.You will have the opportunity to showcase your research and design work at the Waikato Engineering Design Show - an expo-style event open to industry and the public.As a Waikato engineering student you will also complete 800 hours of work experience - usually paid - with a company or organisation that suits your interests, and you'll make valuable industry contacts which in many cases leads to part or full-time work.Our Work Integrated Learning Unit actively seeks and oversees your industrial work placement, ensuring a good fit for your area of study and career goals.Specified programmesAt Waikato our eligible engineering programmes are fully accredited by Engineering New Zealand (formerly IPENZ); meaning your degree is internationally recognised and you can work just about anywhere in the world.You can choose from eight specified programmes (see below)</div>

The Bachelor of Engineering with Honours is the basis for a professional career in engineering, and at Waikato you're provided with plenty of opportunities to apply what you've learnt in real-life work situations.

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