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Choose from over 200 postgraduate subjects in Christchurch, Dunedin, or Wellington – or join us by distance.

Our postgraduate research opportunities may also be of interest if you're passionate about research.

(If you don't have a university degree, you may be more interested in our undergraduate subjects.)

Subject
Accounting
Addiction and Co-existing Disorders
Advanced Clinical Nursing
Advanced Nutrition Practice
Aeromedical Retrieval and Transport
Agricultural Innovation
Anatomy
Anthropology
Applied Geology
Applied Science
Aquaculture and Fisheries
Archaeology
Artificial Intelligence
Aviation Medicine
Biblical Studies
Biochemistry
Bioengineering
Bioethics
Biological Anthropology
Biomedical Sciences
Botany
Buddhist Studies
Business Administration
Cardiology
Chaplaincy
Chemistry
Child Health
Childhood and Youth Studies
Children's Issues
Chinese
Christian Thought and History
Classics
Clinical Ethics
Clinical Pharmacy
Cognitive Behaviour Therapy
Cognitive Science
Communication Studies
Community Dentistry
Computational Modelling
Computer and Information Science
Computer Science
Continence Management
Creative Marketing
Data Science
Dental Technology
Dentistry
Digital Health
Drugs and Human Health
Early Childhood Education
Ecology
Economics
Education
EMDR Therapy
Endodontics
Energy Science and Technology / Energy Management
English
English and Linguistics
Entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship and Innovation
Environmental Health
Environmental Management
Environmental Science
Exercise and Sport Science
Faith-Based Leadership and Management
Film and Media Studies
Finance
Food and Agriculture
Food Science
Forensic Analytical Science
Forensic Mental Health
French
Functional Human Biology
Gender Studies
General Practice
General Practice (Dentistry)
Genetics
Genomic Health and Medicine
Geographic Information Systems
Geography
Geology
Geophysics
German
Global Studies
Health Management
Health Sciences
Higher Education
History
Human Nutrition
Human Services
Immunology
Indigenous Studies
Infection and Immunity
Information and Communications Technology
Information Science
International Business
Japanese
Land Planning and Development
Language and Linguistics
Law
Leadership and Management
Linguistics
Management
Māori Health
Māori Studies
Marine Science
Marketing
Mathematics
Medical Laboratory Science (MELS)
Medicine
Mental Health
Microbiology
Ministry
Molecular Basis of Health and Disease
Molecular Biotechnology
Musculoskeletal Management
Musculoskeletal Medicine
Music
Natural History Filmmaking
Neuropsychology
Neuroscience
Nursing
Nursing (Clinical)
Nursing (Gerontology)
Nursing (High Acuity)
Nursing (Leadership and Management)
Nursing (Long-term Condition Management)
Nursing (Primary Health Care)
Nursing (Specialty Mental Health)
Nutrition and Metabolism in Human Health
Obstetrics and Gynaecology
Occupational Health
Occupational Medicine
Oceanography
Ophthalmology
Oral Medicine
Oral Pathology
Oral Surgery
Orthodontics
Pacific Islands Studies
Paediatric Dentistry
Pain and Pain Management
Pastoral Studies
Peace and Conflict Studies
Perinatal Mental Health
Periodontology
Pharmacology
Pharmacy
Philosophy
Philosophy, Politics and Economics
Physical Education, Activity and Health
Physics
Physiology
Physiotherapy
Planning
Plant Biotechnology
Politics
Primary Education
Primary Health Care
Prosthodontics
Psychological Medicine
Psychology
Public Health
Quantitative Genetics
Rehabilitation
Religious Studies
Reproduction, Genetics and Development
Rural Clinical Practice
Rural Nursing
Science Communication
Secondary Education
Social Work
Sociology
Software Engineering
Spanish
Special Needs Dentistry
Sport and Exercise Medicine
Sport and Exercise Nutrition
Sport Development and Management
Sport, Exercise and Health
Sports Business
Statistics
Surveying / Surveying Measurement
Teaching
Telecommunications
Theatre Studies
Theology
Tourism
Toxicology
Travel Medicine
Wildlife Management
Zoology

1 Archaeology is a specialisation within the Anthropology major. If you wish to specialise in Archaeology, you need to major in Anthropology.
2 You can take a first year at Otago to satisfy the Intermediate Year for the University of Canterbury's Bachelor of Engineering. It is treated like a major subject for enrolment purposes.
3 Health Sciences First Year (HSFY) is treated like a major subject for enrolment purposes, however you cannot complete a three-year Bachelor of Science majoring in HSFY. Instead, after completing your first year, you can transfer to a different major subject for second year and beyond. For example, after HSFY, you might enter second-year Anatomy or Biochemistry or Medicine.

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