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Degrees
- Bachelor of Applied Science
- Bachelor of Applied Science (Communication and Information Systems) (Closed to New Enrolments)
- Bachelor of Applied Science (Information Systems and Technology and Environment) (Closed to New Enrolments)
- Bachelor of Applied Science (Information Systems and Technology and Psychology) (Closed to New Enrolments)
- Bachelor of Applied Science (Information Systems and Technology) (Closed to New Enrolments)
- Bachelor of Business (Accounting and Information Systems and Technology) (Closed to New Enrolments)
- Bachelor of Business (Information Systems and Technology) (Closed to New Enrolments)
- Bachelor of Business (Management and Information Systems and Technology) (Closed to New Enrolments)
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Certificates
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Diplomas
Subjects and courses
- Agriculture and Horticulture
- Art and Design
- Business
- Communication
- Construction, Trades and Engineering
- Education
- Environment
- Humanities and Social Sciences
- IT and Computing
- Law and Legal
- Library and Information Studies
- Mathematics
- NCEA
- Personal and Professional Development
- Pharmacy
- Psychology and Health
- Quality Assurance
- Real Estate
- Social Work
- Work and Study Skills
IT and Computing overview
Computers have become an essential part of the modern world – whether it’s using the Internet to carry out research, using a computer to store and retrieve information quickly and easily or using a computer to send and receive data, they open doors and make day-to-day working life much easier. However, a computer is only a tool and, therefore, is only as useful as the abilities and knowledge of the person using it can make it. It pays to have a good understanding of technology, computers and information management.
We offer a number of courses and programmes in these areas, ranging from introductory-level skills development through certificates and diplomas to degrees, where complex information technology concepts and theories can be explored.
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