We offer several sustainability-focused courses, majors and minors. You can choose from courses as varied as environmental sustainability to sustainable enterprise to communication for social change.
You can include a sustainability-focused course as part of many AUT programmes. We also have specific majors, minors and degrees that are more directly focused on sustainability.
Studying one of our flexible bachelor’s degrees? To see how to include sustainability courses in your degree, use the relevant degree builder.
Bachelor of Architecture and Future Environments
Design for Social and Environmental Justice (minor)
Environmental Sustainability (minor)
Environmental Science (major or minor)
Global Tourism (major or minor)
Biodiversity Conservation (minor)
Sustainable Enterprise (minor)
Marine Science (major or minor)
Communication for Social Change (minor)
Learn to design resilient and regenerative buildings and built environments that generate energy, green space, water and food, and meet Māori kaitiakitanga principles.
Learn about the role of the media in the reporting and representation of sustainability, the environment and climate change, and become familiar with communication strategies and network building with sustainability and environmental groups.
In our environmental, marine and conservation science courses, you’ll explore scientific and socio-cultural approaches that are essential to manage ecosystems, and help them thrive and adapt in a rapidly changing world.
Explore how we’re making an impact towards the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through our research.
Find out more details about our sustainability targets and initiatives, and see how we’re tracking to meet our goals.