General Education Regulations And Schedules


General Education Regulations

1 Students required to include General Education in their programme must pass courses as specified in the General Education Regulations and Schedules for their programme.

2 a A student will not meet the General Education requirement for their programme if they complete a General Education course with the same subject code as any non-General Education course they have previously passed, or are already enrolled in.

b A student will not meet the General Education requirement for their programme if they subsequently enrol in and pass a course with the same subject code as a General Education course which has been passed for their programme, unless the subsequent course is either another General Education course or is assigned to a different programme. Where appropriate the student may be able to use previously completed General Education course(s) to meet another degree requirement. This regulation does not apply to the following courses

(i) LAW 121G, 131, and 141 provided no other courses from Parts II–IV of the LLB were completed.

(ii) EDUC 100G for students enrolled in the BEd(Tchg).

c A student who transfers programmes can meet the General Education requirement of their new programme using a course in a subject in which they have passed more than one course if the only courses in that subject credited or reassigned to their new programme are General Education courses.

d ANTHRO 106G does not meet the General Education requirement for the Bachelor of Music or Bachelor of Music conjoints.

e DISABLTY 113G does not meet the General Education requirement for the Bachelor of Human Services or the Bachelor of Social Work.

3 Language courses do not satisfy the General Education requirement for a student who has prior knowledge of the language (for example, as a native speaker, through formal or informal study, or through living with others who speak the language). A student with prior knowledge of the language may be declined enrolment or the enrolment may be deleted at the discretion of the Academic Head or nominee.

4 a A student who is required to meet the Academic English Language Requirement through the completion of an approved academic English Language course, as specified in the Enrolment and Programme Regulations, Academic English Language Requirement, of the University Calendar, may substitute one of ACADENG 100, 101, 104, ENGWRIT 101 for 15 points of General Education.

b In exceptional circumstances approval may be given by the relevant Associate Dean Academic for a student who has already met the Academic English Language Requirement to substitute one of ACADENG 100, 101, 104, ENGWRIT 101 for 15 points of General Education.

Notes:

(i) Some courses available for General Education are also available as part of regular degree requirements. The content and assessment for both occurrences of the course are the same. A student must enrol in the General Education offering of a course in order to meet the General Education requirements of their programme.

(ii) Some General Education courses have limits on the number of students who can enrol. Places in these courses will be allocated on a first-come-first-served basis.

General Education Open Schedule

General Education courses approved for all undergraduate programmes

Students can also choose courses from the General Education Faculty Schedule(s) approved for their degree.

Courses available (15 points):

Accounting

ACCTG 151G Financial Literacy

Arts General

ARTSGEN 103G Ko Wai Tātou? Who Are We?

Astrosciences

ASTRO 200G Astrobiology

Biological Sciences

BIOSCI 100G Antarctica: The Frozen Continent

Business

BUSINESS 151G Communication in a Multicultural Society

Business Analytics

BUSAN 100G Digital Information Literacy

Career

CAREER 100G Crafting your Career

Chinese

CHINESE 100G Beginning Modern Chinese 1

Cook Islands Māori

COOKIS 101G Introduction to Cook Islands Māori

Design

DESIGN 102G Design for Sustainable Futures

Disability Studies

DISABLTY 113G* Making Disabilities: The Construction of Ideas

Drama

DRAMA 100G Presentation and Performance Skills: Taking the Stage

Education

EDUC 100G The Creative Process

EDUC 105G Teaching: Tales and Traditions

Engineering General

ENGGEN 100G Technological Choices for the Future

ENGGEN 101G Software, Data and Intelligent Automation

English

ENGLISH 102G Great Books: Seduction and Betrayal

ENGLISH 121G Reading/Writing/Text

Exercise Sciences

EXERSCI 100G Exercise and Fitness: Myths and Reality

Fine Arts

FINEARTS 109G Introduction to Photographic Practice

FINEARTS 210G Understanding Contemporary Visual Arts Practice

FINEARTS 211G Understanding Contemporary Fashion Design

French

FRENCH 101G Introductory French Language 1

Gender Studies

GENDER 101G Gender: Global and Local

Geography

GEOG 103G Mapping our World

GEOG 104G Cities and Urbanism

German

GERMAN 101G German Language Introductory 1

Global Studies

GLOBAL 101G Global Issues, Sustainable Futures

Humanities

HUMS 100G Digital Humanities: From Text to txt

Innovation

INNOVATE 100G Innovation through Design

Italian

ITALIAN 100G Introductory Italian Language

ITALIAN 106G Italian Language for Beginners 1

Japanese

JAPANESE 130G Japanese Language 1A

Korean

KOREAN 110G Korean for Beginners 1

Latin

LATIN 100G Introduction to Latin Language 1

Māori Studies

MĀORI 101G Introduction to Written Māori

MĀORI 130G Te Ao Māori / The Māori World

Marine Science

MARINE 100G The Oceans Around Us

Medical Science

MEDSCI 100G Human Mind and Body Relationships

MEDSCI 101G Environmental Threats to Human Health

Optometry and Vision Science

OPTOM 101G How We See

Pharmacy

PHARMACY 111G Drugs and Society

Philosophy

PHIL 105G Critical Thinking

Physics

PHYSICS 100G Models and Reality

Population Health

POPLHLTH 103G Epidemics: Black Death to Bioterrorism

Russian

RUSSIAN 100G Beginners’ Russian 1

Samoan

SAMOAN 101G Samoan Language 1

Science General

SCIGEN 101G Communicating in a Knowledge Society

SCIGEN 102G Contemporary Science in Aotearoa New Zealand

SCIGEN 201G Innovating in a Knowledge Society

SCIGEN 301G Engaging in a Knowledge Society

Spanish

SPANISH 104G Beginners’ Spanish 1

Sport Studies

SPORT 100G Sport in Society

Sustainability

SUSTAIN 100G Sustainability and Us

Theological and Religious Studies

THEOREL 101G The Bible and Popular Culture

Tongan

TONGAN 101G Tongan Language 1

Transdisciplinary – Democracy in the 21st Century

TDDEM 100 Democracy in the 21st Century

Transdisciplinary – Our Environmental Futures: Te Taiao Tāngata

TDENVF 100 Our Environmental Futures: Te Taiao Tāngata

* Please refer to Regulation 2e in the General Education Regulations.

General Education Faculty Schedule – Arts

General Education courses approved for the following degrees:

Faculty of Arts: BA, BTheol, BC

Interfaculty: BGlobalSt

Conjoint degrees: BA/BC, BA/BCom, BA/BDes, BA/BE(Hons), BA/BFA, BA/BFA(Hons), BA/BGlobalSt, BA/BHSc, BA/BMus, BA/BSc, BA/LLB, BA/LLB(Hons), BAdvSci(Hons)/BA, BAdvSci(Hons)/BC, BAdvSci(Hons)/BGlobalSt, BC/BCom, BC/BE(Hons), BC/BFA, BC/BGlobalSt, BC/BHSc, BC/BSc, BC/LLB, BC/LLB(Hons), BCom/BGlobalSt, BDes/BGlobalSt, BE(Hons)/BGlobalSt, BFA/BGlobalSt, BGlobalSt/BMus, BGlobalSt/BSc, BGlobalSt/LLB, BGlobalSt/LLB(Hons)

Students can also choose courses from the General Education Open Schedule. Students enrolled in a conjoint degree can choose from the Open Schedule or from either Faculty Schedule relevant to their degree.

Courses available (15 points):

Anthropology

ANTHRO 106G* Issues and History in Popular Music

Architectural History, Theory and Criticism

ARCHHTC 102G Modern Architecture and Urbanism

Astrosciences

ASTRO 100G Planets, Stars and Galaxies

Chemical and Materials Engineering

CHEMMAT 100G Materials of the Modern World

Chemistry

CHEM 100G Molecules that Changed the World

Computer Science

COMPSCI 111G An Introduction to Practical Computing

Dance Studies

DANCE 101G Introduction to Dance and Creative Processes

DANCE 200G Dance and Culture

Earth Sciences

EARTHSCI 105G Earth’s Natural Hazards

EARTHSCI 205G New Zealand: Half a Billion Years on the Edge

Economics

ECON 151G Understanding the Global Economy

Environmental Physics

ENVPHYS 100G Sun, Sand and Surf: Science of Aotearoa

Environmental Science

ENVSCI 101G Environment, Science and Management

Innovation and Entrepreneurship

INNOVENT 203G The Entrepreneurial Mindset

International Business

INTBUS 151G Business across Borders

Law

LAW 121G Law and Society

Māori Studies

MĀORI 103G Introduction to Spoken Māori

Marketing

MKTG 151G Essential Marketing

Mathematics

MATHS 190G Great Ideas Shaping our World

Music

MUS 144G Turning-points in Western Music

MUS 149G Rock to Reggae: Tracking Popular Music in New Zealand

Psychology

PSYCH 109G Mind, Brain and Behaviour

Statistics

STATS 101G Introduction to Statistics

STATS 150G Communicating Statistics

Urban Planning

URBPLAN 101G Introduction to Urban Planning

* Please refer to Regulation 2d in the General Education Regulations.

General Education Faculty Schedule – Business and Economics

General Education courses approved for the following degrees:

Faculty of Business and Economics: BCom, BProp

Interfaculty: BGlobalSt

Conjoint degrees: BA/BCom, BA/BGlobalSt, BAdvSci(Hons)/BCom, BAdvSci(Hons)/BGlobalSt, BAdvSci(Hons)/BProp, BCom/BDes, BCom/BE(Hons), BCom/BFA, BCom/BGlobalSt, BCom/BHSc, BCom/BMus, BCom/BProp, BCom/BSc, BCom/BSportHPE, BCom/LLB, BCom/LLB(Hons), BDes/BProp, BE(Hons)/BGlobalSt, BE(Hons)/BProp, BGlobalSt/BSc, BGlobalSt/LLB, BGlobalSt/LLB(Hons), BProp/BSc, BProp/LLB, BProp/LLB(Hons)

Students can also choose courses from the General Education Open Schedule. Students enrolled in a conjoint degree can choose from the Open Schedule or from either Faculty Schedule relevant to their degree.

Courses available (15 points):

Anthropology

ANTHRO 106G* Issues and History in Popular Music

Architectural History, Theory and Criticism

ARCHHTC 102G Modern Architecture and Urbanism

Art History

ARTHIST 114G Understanding Art: Leonardo to Warhol

ARTHIST 115G Global Art Histories

Asian Studies

ASIAN 140G New Zealand and Asia

Astrosciences

ASTRO 100G Planets, Stars and Galaxies

Chemical and Materials Engineering

CHEMMAT 100G Materials of the Modern World

Chemistry

CHEM 100G Molecules that Changed the World

Classical Studies and Ancient History

ANCIENT 110G Classical Mythology

Communications

COMMS 104G Advertising and Society

Dance Studies

DANCE 101G Introduction to Dance and Creative Processes

DANCE 200G Dance and Culture

Earth Sciences

EARTHSCI 105G Earth’s Natural Hazards

EARTHSCI 205G New Zealand: Half a Billion Years on the Edge

Education

EDUC 121G How People Learn

EDUC 122G Learning Sexualities

Environmental Physics

ENVPHYS 100G Sun, Sand and Surf: Science of Aotearoa

Environmental Science

ENVSCI 101G Environment, Science and Management

European Studies

EUROPEAN 100G Europe and the World

History

HISTORY 103G Global History

Law

LAW 121G Law and Society

Linguistics

LINGUIST 101G Language, Mind and Society

Māori Studies

MĀORI 103G Introduction to Spoken Māori

Music

MUS 144G Turning-points in Western Music

MUS 149G Rock to Reggae: Tracking Popular Music in New Zealand

Pacific Studies

PACIFIC 100G Te Moana-nui-ā-Kiwa/Pacific Worlds

Politics and International Relations

POLITICS 107G New Zealand Politics

Psychology

PSYCH 109G Mind, Brain and Behaviour

Sociology

SOCIOL 101G Understanding Aotearoa New Zealand

Theological and Religious Studies

THEOREL 106G Islam and the Contemporary World

Translation Studies

TRANSLAT 100G Translation for Global Citizens

Urban Planning

URBPLAN 101G Introduction to Urban Planning

Youth Work

YOUTHWRK 152G Understanding New Zealand Youth

* Please refer to Regulation 2d in the General Education Regulations.

General Education Faculty Schedule – Creative Arts and Industries, Law

General Education courses approved for the following degrees:

Faculty of Creative Arts and Industries: BAS, BDanceSt, BDes, BFA, BFA(Hons), BMus, BUrbPlan(Hons)

Faculty of Law: LLB, LLB(Hons)

Conjoint degrees: BA/BDes, BA/BFA, BA/BFA(Hons), BA/BMus, BA/LLB, BA/LLB(Hons), BAdvSci(Hons)/BDes, BAdvSci(Hons)/BFA, BAdvSci(Hons)/BMus, BAdvSci(Hons)/LLB, BAdvSci(Hons)/LLB(Hons), BCom/BDes, BCom/BFA, BCom/BMus, BCom/LLB, BCom/LLB(Hons), BDes/BE(Hons), BDes/BFA, BDes/BGlobalSt, BDes/BHSc, BDes/BMus, BDes/BProp, BDes/BSc, BDes/LLB, BDes/LLB(Hons), BE(Hons)/BFA, BE(Hons)/BMus, BFA/BGlobalSt, BFA/BHSc, BFA/BMus, BFA/BSc, BFA/LLB, BFA/LLB(Hons), BGlobalSt/BMus, BHSc/LLB, BHSc/ LLB(Hons), BMus/BSc, BMus/LLB, BMus/LLB(Hons), BProp/LLB, BProp/LLB(Hons), BSc/LLB, BSc/LLB(Hons)

Students can also choose courses from the General Education Open Schedule. Students enrolled in a conjoint degree can choose from the Open Schedule or from either Faculty Schedule relevant to their degree.

Courses available (15 points):

Anthropology

ANTHRO 106G* Issues and History in Popular Music

Architectural History, Theory and Criticism

ARCHHTC 102G Modern Architecture and Urbanism

Art History

ARTHIST 114G Understanding Art: Leonardo to Warhol

ARTHIST 115G Global Art Histories

Asian Studies

ASIAN 140G New Zealand and Asia

Astrosciences

ASTRO 100G Planets, Stars and Galaxies

Chemical and Materials Engineering

CHEMMAT 100G Materials of the Modern World

Chemistry

CHEM 100G Molecules that Changed the World

Classical Studies and Ancient History

ANCIENT 110G Classical Mythology

Communications

COMMS 104G Advertising and Society

Computer Science

COMPSCI 111G An Introduction to Practical Computing

Dance Studies

DANCE 101G Introduction to Dance and Creative Processes

DANCE 200G Dance and Culture

Earth Sciences

EARTHSCI 105G Earth’s Natural Hazards

EARTHSCI 205G New Zealand: Half a Billion Years on the Edge

Economics

ECON 151G Understanding the Global Economy

Education

EDUC 121G How People Learn

EDUC 122G Learning Sexualities

Environmental Physics

ENVPHYS 100G Sun, Sand and Surf: Science of Aotearoa

Environmental Science

ENVSCI 101G Environment, Science and Management

European Studies

EUROPEAN 100G Europe and the World

History

HISTORY 103G Global History

Innovation and Entrepreneurship

INNOVENT 203G The Entrepreneurial Mindset

International Business

INTBUS 151G Business across Borders

Law

LAW 121G Law and Society

Linguistics

LINGUIST 101G Language, Mind and Society

Māori Studies

MĀORI 103G Introduction to Spoken Māori

Marketing

MKTG 151G Essential Marketing

Mathematics

MATHS 190G Great Ideas Shaping our World

Music

MUS 144G Turning-points in Western Music

MUS 149G Rock to Reggae: Tracking Popular Music in New Zealand

Pacific Studies

PACIFIC 100G Te Moana-nui-ā-Kiwa/Pacific Worlds

Politics and International Relations

POLITICS 107G New Zealand Politics

Psychology

PSYCH 109G Mind, Brain and Behaviour

Sociology

SOCIOL 101G Understanding Aotearoa New Zealand

Statistics

STATS 101G Introduction to Statistics

STATS 150G Communicating Statistics

Theological and Religious Studies

THEOREL 106G Islam and the Contemporary World

Translation Studies

TRANSLAT 100G Translation for Global Citizens

Urban Planning

URBPLAN 101G Introduction to Urban Planning

Youth Work

YOUTHWRK 152G Understanding New Zealand Youth

* Please refer to Regulation 2d in the General Education Regulations.

General Education Faculty Schedule – Education and Social Work

General Education courses approved for the following degrees:

Faculty of Education and Social Work: BEd(Tchg), BHumServ, BPE, BSportHPE, BSW

Conjoint degrees: BCom/BSportHPE

Students can also choose courses from the General Education Open Schedule. Students enrolled in a conjoint degree can choose from the Open Schedule or from either Faculty Schedule relevant to their degree.

Courses available (15 points):

Anthropology

ANTHRO 106G* Issues and History in Popular Music

Architectural History, Theory and Criticism

ARCHHTC 102G Modern Architecture and Urbanism

Art History

ARTHIST 114G Understanding Art: Leonardo to Warhol

ARTHIST 115G Global Art Histories

Asian Studies

ASIAN 140G New Zealand and Asia

Astrosciences

ASTRO 100G Planets, Stars and Galaxies

Chemical and Materials Engineering

CHEMMAT 100G Materials of the Modern World

Chemistry

CHEM 100G Molecules that Changed the World

Classical Studies and Ancient History

ANCIENT 110G Classical Mythology

Computer Science

COMPSCI 111G An Introduction to Practical Computing

Dance Studies

DANCE 101G Introduction to Dance and Creative Processes

DANCE 200G Dance and Culture

Earth Sciences

EARTHSCI 105G Earth’s Natural Hazards

EARTHSCI 205G New Zealand: Half a Billion Years on the Edge

Economics

ECON 151G Understanding the Global Economy

Environmental Physics

ENVPHYS 100G Sun, Sand and Surf: Science of Aotearoa

Environmental Science

ENVSCI 101G Environment, Science and Management

European Studies

EUROPEAN 100G Europe and the World

History

HISTORY 103G Global History

Innovation and Entrepreneurship

INNOVENT 203G The Entrepreneurial Mindset

International Business

INTBUS 151G Business across Borders

Law

LAW 121G Law and Society

Linguistics

LINGUIST 101G Language, Mind and Society

Marketing

MKTG 151G Essential Marketing

Mathematics

MATHS 190G Great Ideas Shaping our World

Music

MUS 144G Turning-points in Western Music

MUS 149G Rock to Reggae: Tracking Popular Music in New Zealand

Pacific Studies

PACIFIC 100G Te Moana-nui-ā-Kiwa/Pacific Worlds

Psychology

PSYCH 109G Mind, Brain and Behaviour

Sociology

SOCIOL 101G Understanding Aotearoa New Zealand

Statistics

STATS 101G Introduction to Statistics

STATS 150G Communicating Statistics

Theological and Religious Studies

THEOREL 106G Islam and the Contemporary World

Translation Studies

TRANSLAT 100G Translation for Global Citizens

Urban Planning

URBPLAN 101G Introduction to Urban Planning

* Please refer to Regulation 2d in the General Education Regulations.

General Education Faculty Schedule – Engineering, Medical and Health Sciences, Science

General Education courses approved for the following degrees:

Faculty of Engineering: BE(Hons)

Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences: BHSc, MBChB, BMedImag(Hons), BNurs, BOptom, BPharm

Faculty of Science: BSc

Conjoint degrees: BA/BE(Hons), BA/BHSc, BA/BSc, BAdvSci(Hons)/BA, BAdvSci(Hons)/BCom, BAdvSci(Hons)/BDes, BAdvSci(Hons)/BE(Hons), BAdvSci(Hons)/BFA, BAdvSci(Hons)/BHSc, BAdvSci(Hons)/BMus, BAdvSci(Hons)/BNurs, BAdvSci(Hons)/BProp, BAdvSci(Hons)/LLB, BAdvSci(Hons)/LLB(Hons), BCom/BE(Hons), BCom/BHSc, BCom/BSc, BDes/BE(Hons), BDes/BHSc, BDes/BSc, BE(Hons)/BFA, BE(Hons)/BMus, BE(Hons)/BProp, BE(Hons)/BSc, BFA/BHSc, BFA/BSc, BHSc/BNurs, BHSc/BSc, BHSc/LLB, BHSc/LLB(Hons), BMus/BSc, BNurs/BSc, BProp/BSc, BSc/BTheol, BSc/LLB, BSc/LLB(Hons)

Students can also choose courses from the General Education Open Schedule. Students enrolled in a conjoint degree can choose from the Open Schedule or from either Faculty Schedule relevant to their degree.

Courses available (15 points):

Anthropology

ANTHRO 106G* Issues and History in Popular Music

Architectural History, Theory and Criticism

ARCHHTC 102G Modern Architecture and Urbanism

Art History

ARTHIST 114G Understanding Art: Leonardo to Warhol

ARTHIST 115G Global Art Histories

Asian Studies

ASIAN 140G New Zealand and Asia

Classical Studies and Ancient History

ANCIENT 110G Classical Mythology

Communications

COMMS 104G Advertising and Society

Dance Studies

DANCE 101G Introduction to Dance and Creative Processes

DANCE 200G Dance and Culture

Economics

ECON 151G Understanding the Global Economy

Education

EDUC 121G How People Learn

EDUC 122G Learning Sexualities

European Studies

EUROPEAN 100G Europe and the World

History

HISTORY 103G Global History

Innovation and Entrepreneurship

INNOVENT 203G The Entrepreneurial Mindset

International Business

INTBUS 151G Business across Borders

Law

LAW 121G Law and Society

Linguistics

LINGUIST 101G Language, Mind and Society

Māori Studies

MĀORI 103G Introduction to Spoken Māori

Marketing

MKTG 151G Essential Marketing

Music

MUS 144G Turning-points in Western Music

MUS 149G Rock to Reggae: Tracking Popular Music in New Zealand

Pacific Studies

PACIFIC 100G Te Moana-nui-ā-Kiwa/Pacific Worlds

Politics and International Relations

POLITICS 107G New Zealand Politics

Sociology

SOCIOL 101G Understanding Aotearoa New Zealand

Theological and Religious Studies

THEOREL 106G Islam and the Contemporary World

Translation Studies

TRANSLAT 100G Translation for Global Citizens

Urban Planning

URBPLAN 101G Introduction to Urban Planning

Youth Work

YOUTHWRK 152G Understanding New Zealand Youth

*Please refer to Regulation 2d in the General Education Regulations.

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