Make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient, and sustainable

Note that some courses are related to more than one SDG.

Also, note that this is not an exhaustive list. For information on other courses, consult the undergraduate subject list, or the postgraduate subject list, or the qualifications and courses page, or contact the UC student advisors.

• BIOS201 Issues in New Zealand Biosecurity
• COMS332 News Production
• EMGT605 Sustainability Systems in Engineering
• ENCN423 Sustainable Energy Systems
• ENEL382 Electric Power and Machines
• ENEL480 Electrical Power Systems
• ENGR101 Foundations of Engineering
• ENGR621 Energy, Technology and Society
• FORE218 Forest Biology
• FORE443 Biosecurity Risk Management
• GEOG106 Global Environmental Change
• GEOG205 Introduction to Geographic Information Systems and Science
• GEOG222 Transport, Urban Development and Wellbeing
• GEOG309 Research for Resilient Environments and Communities
• GEOG324 Web GIS and Geoinformatics
• GEOG402 Resilient Cities
• GEOL243 Depositional Environments and Stratigraphy
• GEOL246 Earth Surface Dynamics
• GEOL352 Advanced Field Mapping
• GEOL354 Geodynamics and Geohazards
• GEOL479 Active Tectonics and Geomorphology
• GISC412 Spatial Data Science
• GISC422 Foundations of Geographic Information Systems and Science
• HLTH214 Environmental and Occupational Health
• HSRV209 Humans, Animals and Society
• LAWS314 Environmental Law, Policy and Society
• LAWS356 Nature, Resources and the Law
• MKTG240 Tourism, Hospitality & Events Management
• MKTG317 Sustainable Tourism Enterprises and Destinations
• MUSA250 Community Music
• PACE225 Workplace Skills and Corporate Social Responsibility
• POLS103 Introduction to New Zealand Politics and Policy
• POLS209 Politics of International Aid and Development
• POLS216 City Politics and Urban Policy
• POLS304 Environmental Politics and Policy
• POLS319 International Organisations: The United Nations and Contemporary Challenges
• POLS444 International Human Rights
• PROD601 Design Critique and Research Methods
• SENS101 Introduction to the Principles and Concepts of Sustainability
• SENS201 Systems Thinking for Sustainability
• SOCI255 Sociology of the City
• SOCI355 Sociology of the City
• SOCI368 The Politics of Need: Globalisation, Poverty and Welfare Provision