Bachelor of Applied Management graduates will have a sound understanding of the dynamic and changing environment in which managers operate in New Zealand and internationally, that will enable them to apply that knowledge at both organisational and strategic levels in a range of industries and organisations.

The BBS is a 360 credit business degree taken part or full-time with starts in February or July. Full-time students take four 15 credit courses per semester (taking three years to complete). There are four majors: accounting; management; marketing or information systems. Students can also select an unendorsed option to give the maximum choice of courses at level 6 and 7. Students can take one or two majors in their qualification; they may also wish to consider a concurrent degree with the Bachelors of Computing Systems or Recreation and Sport.

The Bachelor of Business Studies (Management) distinguishes itself from many other similar degrees by being rather more practically orientated and also having a research element.

Providing essential knowledge and skills for a successful career in a number of early childhood related roles, this degree focuses on the major aspects of early childhood education, exploring current issues and trends without the requirement of practice.

The Bachelor of Musical Arts will equip you with the skills and attributes required to enjoy a rewarding career as a professional musician. There are 3 strands of study available.

The Bachelor of Nursing aims to equip you with the necessary knowledge base, practical skills and attitudes to work safely, effectively and productively with clients within a healthcare setting. You will learn the value of optimising the physical, mental and social wellbeing of people and their communities, promoting balanced lifestyles and supporting people to realise their full potential.

This qualification prepares students for a rewarding career in the field of early childhood teaching. NZTC students gain the skills and knowledge needed to practice with confidence in a diverse socio-cultural context and are eligible to apply for New Zealand teacher registration with the Teaching Council of Aotearoa New Zealand.

The Certificate in Audio Engineering and Music Production (Level 5)  provides a solid foundation in the theory and practice of recording and mixing music on computers and in a studio setting. Learn how to use a range of music tools and software, including Apple Logic, Ableton Live, AVID Pro Tools and MIDI controllers and synthesisers.

Graduates of the Certificate in Contemporary Music Performance (Level 4) will have skills in the use of music theory, analysis and technology to effectively communicate musical ideas, and will have knowledge of the music industry and the business of music.

Graduates of the Certificate in DJ and Electronic Music Production (Level 4)  are able to apply skills and knowledge to be competent to demonstrate technical skill in a range of DJ styles and perform solo or as part of a DJ performance group to an industry standard, commensurate with paid performance work at small to medium sized venues as are commonly found in the New Zealand music industry.