Bachelor's in Arts & Humanities in New Zealand
There are 7 bachelor's Arts & Humanities programmes for international students across 4 universities in New Zealand. Tuition is about €19k. Browse the full list below, compare entry requirements, and explore scholarships to fund your studies.
Bachelor of Arts
The Bachelor of Arts (BA) at Auckland University of Technology (AUT) allows you to customise your degree by choosing from a wide range of majors, including languages, international studies, criminology, psychology, event management, and education. This program encourages an in-depth understanding of global issues and your role in making a positive impact. Through exploring social issues, you will develop critical skills in problem-solving, analytical thinking, communication, and research. Throughout the three-year full-time program, you will gain valuable knowledge and practical skills. In your final semester, you will have opportunities for workplace experience, preparing you for diverse and meaningful career paths both within New Zealand and internationally. The BA program is designed to foster inquisitive minds and equip you with the competencies needed for a rapidly changing world.
International Studies Major - Bachelor of Arts
The International Studies major, part of the Bachelor of Arts program at Auckland University of Technology, is designed for students interested in a globalised world. This program focuses on developing essential skills to contribute effectively in diverse international environments and interact with people from various backgrounds and worldviews. Students will gain an understanding of global trends and issues, fostering intercultural competence which is highly valued by employers worldwide. The curriculum allows for flexibility, enabling students to combine courses from social sciences, business, culture, education, applied linguistics, or languages. This major can also be a strong complement to another major, particularly in STEM fields. A unique opportunity in the second year includes an option to study overseas for one semester in locations such as the US, Spain, Japan, The Netherlands, Sweden, Korea, or Taiwan, enhancing global perspective and practical experience.
Frequently asked questions
How many Arts & Humanities programmes are there in New Zealand?
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7 across 4 universities, listed on this page.
Can international students apply?
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Yes — these programmes admit international students; check each programme's entry requirements and language of instruction.