Health
The demand for qualified professionals in the health sector is growing, across all health services as well as health policy and strategy. Exponential social and technological change requires an ability to understand and solve problems as well as advocate for the wellbeing of diverse groups, particularity Māori and Pasifika. This could be in the context of areas such as social policy, research, innovation and entrepreneurship or education.
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Digital Health
Students of digital health learn to use technology, tools, and data to plan and deliver high-quality, sustainable healthcare.
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Health Policy and Innovation
Develop critical thinking skills and learn research methods to understand the factors that influence the health of diverse populations.
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Health Promotion
Work with communities to plan and develop ways to help individuals and populations improve and manage their health.
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Health Psychology
Gain an insight into the behaviours and attitudes that put health at risk and how to change these behaviours to promote better health.
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Midwifery
Work towards a qualification that leads to work as a core midwife in a hospital or birthing centre, or as a lead maternity carer (LMC) in the community.
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Nursing
Study towards a qualification that leads to work as a registered nurse with a hospital or other healthcare organisations in the community.