Certificate in University Preparation Courses 2012
Students take BRDG006 - Academic Communication and Study Skills as the core course, and choose three other courses from the list below, depending on which areas of study interest them, and what type of degree they wish to enrol in. The optional courses are:
Course Code |
Course Name |
| BRDG008 | Texts and Cultures: Reading, Viewing, Writing |
| BRDG010 | History: Understanding the 1960s |
| BRDG011 | Individuals in Society |
| BRDG012 | The Treaty of Waitangi |
| BRDG013 | Pacific Peoples and Cultures |
| BRDG014 | Teacher Education and Educational Studies |
| BRDG016 | Mathematics Part One |
| BRDG017 | Mathematics Part Two |
| BRDG018 | Statistics: Data and Probability |
| BRDG019 | Statistics: Probability Distributions and Inference |
| BRDG023 | Chemistry (CUP) |
| BRDG024 | Physics |
| BRDG025 | Biology |
| BRDG026 | Environmental Science |
| BRDG028 | Accounting |
| BRDG029 | Economics |
| BRDG030 | Strategic Management & Marketing |
| BRDG031 | Invitation to Law |
| BRDG032 | Special Topic (Contact the Bridging Programmes Office) |
All optional courses are subject to minimum enrolment numbers. For more information please contact the Bridging Programmes office on 03 364 2987 extn 7489.
Most courses combine internal assessment and a final exam. Some are fully internally assessed. Examples of internal assessment include written assignments, oral presentations, and lab or field trip reports.
To gain the Certificate in University Preparation, you must:- complete all required oral, practical and written work for each course.
- pass three out of your four courses, one of which must be BRDG006.
- gain a C average or higher across all four courses.

