AUT - Undergraduate study in Social Sciences and Public Policy
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Undergraduate study in Social Sciences and Public Policy
Undergraduate study in Social Sciences and Public Policy gives students a solid grounding of the field. Courses set students on the path to further education and research, or the opportunity to move directly into the workforce in their chosen field.
Majors in the BA- Conflict Resolution
- Criminology
- Psychology
- Social Sciences
- Social Sciences and Māori Development (double major at Manukau Campus)
Minors in the BA
In addition to the above majors, a variety of minors and elective papers give you the opportunity to broaden our subject areas. See the Bachelor of Arts overview page for more detail.
- Bachelor of Arts conjoint degrees
- Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Laws (BA/LLB) double degree
Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Laws (BA/LLB) double degree
The BA can be studied concurrently with the LLB as a double degree programme. Cross crediting enables the two degrees to be completed in five years. Students enrol in each degree separately with the relevant faculty.
BA students interested in undertaking this double degree programme should Afshana Ali for the recommended plan of how to structure the double degree.
Phone +62 9 921 9999 ext 6424 or email: aali@aut.ac.nz
Phone +64 9 921-9721 or email: law@aut.ac.nz
The Graduate Diploma and Graduate Certificate in Arts are for students with an undergraduate degree who want to broaden or deepen educational, professional or vocational knowledge and skills in a familiar subject, or to develop knowledge in a new area.