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Explore the molecular basis of human health and everyday life. You will learn about atomic and molecular structure and how this relates to the function of blood. Topics include electrolytes and osmolarity, blood group determinants, gas transport, blo...

In this course you will explore the molecular basis of the brain. You will learn about atomic, molecular, and cellular structures, and how all three components are critical to understanding how the human brain “thinks”. You will learn about how the b...

Explore the practical applications of geospatial data analysis in understanding environmental, spatial, and temporal problems, equipping you with the skills to derive meaningful insights and propose informed solutions relevant to Aotearoa or internat...

Course content will vary on individual programme of study.

A supervised programme of study approved by the appropriate Head of School.

A supervised programme of study approved by the Head of School.

A supervised programme of study approved by the Head of School.

A supervised programme of study approved by the Head of School.

A supervised programme of study approved by the Head of School.

A supervised research project leading to a comprehensive thesis.

An introduction to the theory and practice of science communication. Students will learn about the purpose of, audiences for and effectiveness of various forms of science communication. In addition, they will develop science communication skills and ...

An introduction to the key themes and readings relevant to the broad field of Science in Society, drawing on literature from, for example, Science, Technology and Society Studies (STS), History of Science and Public Engagement with Science (PES).

An applied overview of current research practice, findings and m ethods relevant to interdisciplinary science studies. The course introduces students to a range of qualitative, quantitative, interpretive, creative and Kaupapa Māori research methods u...

This course explores important connections between science, Mātauranga Māori, the arts and humanities in the contemporary world. Material is drawn from a wide range of sources, including the environmental humanities, new media studies, Māori and othe...

Examine how scientists, writers, Indigenous advocates, artists, and activists engage public audiences with the realities of climate change and the need for mitigation and adaptation. You will explore research that informs climate change communication...

A supervised programme of study agreed between a student and supervisor and approved by Programme Director.

A supervised programme of study agreed between a student and supervisor and approved by Programme Director.

Selected students will be offered the opportunity to complete a supervised voluntary work placement in a public sector agency, private sector establishment, or non-governmental organisation with a focus on any of research, policy, science communicati...

A supervised research essay approved by the Programme Director. This course allows students to experience the process of developing a Science in Society research question and writing an essay.

Students develop a science communication output accompanied by a critical essay reflecting on the process of developing the output and on the success of the finished product.

A supervised research project leading to a comprehensive written report. This course allows students to apply research skills learned in other Science in Society courses to a question at the intersection between science and society.

MSc Thesis in Science in Society

MSc thesis in Science in Society.

MSc thesis in Science in Society.

A supervised research project leading to a comprehensive thesis.

PhD Course.

PhD course.