About modules
A module is an optional grouping of three courses on a particular theme designed to complement the skills you will develop through your Bachelor of Arts.
What are modules?
Modules are designed to add to your skill set for future employment and potentially benefit your future career path. You can choose to take one or two modules in addition to your two majors within the overall structure of the BA.
The benefits of taking a module
- Create a focused study path alongside your majors.
- Gain capabilities in specific, skills-based areas outside your majors.
- Stand out from other graduates and enhance
your career prospects. - Have your module formally acknowledged on your academic record to demonstrate your additional knowledge and skills.
How do I take a module?
To begin taking a module, all you need to do is enrol in your first course.
You will also need to add the module to your plan. For instructions on how to change your plan online, including a video tutorial, visit Changing your plan using Self Service.
Modules available
- Citizenship of Aotearoa New Zealand
- Coding and Logic
- Community Service in Youth Development
- Critical Thinking
- Language Teaching and Learning
- Māori, Pacific and Indigenous Knowledges
- Modern Languages
- Spatial Information and Analysis
- Studies in Urban Wellbeing
- Sustainability
- Teaching in Society
- Visual Literacy: Researching Images