Environment
A course by
University of Waikato
A multidisciplinary bachelor's degree equipping graduates to address climate change through scientific, social, cultural, economic, and policy perspectives, preparing leaders for climate action and sustainability across diverse sectors.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
Hamilton, Hamilton
It will take a total of 3 years

Develop a firm understanding of the scientific basis of climate change, including mitigation and adaptation strategies.

Gain a holistic view of climate change impacts on the environment, economy, society, and politics.

Learn to communicate complex climate issues through the arts, media, and public engagement.
The Bachelor of Climate Change at the University of Waikato prepares students to tackle the critical global issue of climate change by exploring its scientific foundations, environmental impacts, policy responses, and social dimensions. The programme integrates Mātauranga Māori and Indigenous worldviews, and culminates in a multidisciplinary group project in collaboration with external organisations, developing real-world solutions for a low-carbon future. Graduates are equipped for environmentally focused careers requiring critical thinking, cross-disciplinary expertise, and cultural competency.
What you need to know first
NCEA University Entrance or equivalent

Environment
Government
Climate Action
Sustainability
Policy and Planning

Sustainability advisor
Environment
A course by
University of Waikato
A multidisciplinary bachelor's degree equipping graduates to address climate change through scientific, social, cultural, economic, and policy perspectives, preparing leaders for climate action and sustainability across diverse sectors.
In-person study
Face-to-face learning in a physical classroom setting
Hamilton, Hamilton
It will take a total of 3 years

Develop a firm understanding of the scientific basis of climate change, including mitigation and adaptation strategies.

Gain a holistic view of climate change impacts on the environment, economy, society, and politics.

Learn to communicate complex climate issues through the arts, media, and public engagement.
The Bachelor of Climate Change at the University of Waikato prepares students to tackle the critical global issue of climate change by exploring its scientific foundations, environmental impacts, policy responses, and social dimensions. The programme integrates Mātauranga Māori and Indigenous worldviews, and culminates in a multidisciplinary group project in collaboration with external organisations, developing real-world solutions for a low-carbon future. Graduates are equipped for environmentally focused careers requiring critical thinking, cross-disciplinary expertise, and cultural competency.
What you need to know first
NCEA University Entrance or equivalent

Environment
Government
Climate Action
Sustainability
Policy and Planning

Sustainability advisor
Admission at entrance level
Discretionary entrance
University Entrance prior to 2015
Special admission
Anthropologist
Biodiversity Management
Climate action specialist
Community educator
Data analyst
Ecologist
Economist
Environmental Scientist
Foreign Affairs Advisor
Media advisor
Policy Analyst
Political Scientist
Politician
Public relations expert
Planner
Admission at entrance level
Discretionary entrance
University Entrance prior to 2015
Special admission
Anthropologist
Biodiversity Management
Climate action specialist
Community educator
Data analyst
Ecologist
Economist
Environmental Scientist
Foreign Affairs Advisor
Media advisor
Policy Analyst
Political Scientist
Politician
Public relations expert
Planner