Promote peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development

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.

• BIOL271 Evolution
• BIOL429 Conservation Genetics
• BIOL460 Molecular Biology
• CLAS220 Troy and Ancient Epic
• CLAS224 Greek Philosophy
• CLAS324 Greek Philosophy
• COMS102 Introduction to News and Journalism
• COMS225 Politics and New Media
• COMS233 Media Law for Journalists
• COMS330 Communication in Context
• COMS331 Researching and Reporting News
• COMS332 News Production
• CRJU101 Introduction to Criminal Justice
• CRJU101 Introduction to Criminal Justice
• CRJU201 Crime and Justice
• CRJU202 Criminal Law for Criminal Justice
• CRJU302 Prisons and Corrections
• ECON340 Development Economics
• EDEM685 Culturally Inclusive Pedagogies: Motivating Diverse Learners
• EDUC101 Spark! The Art & Science of Learning
• EMGT605 Sustainability Systems in Engineering
• ENGL103 The Outsider
• ENGL411 Intersectionalities: Humans, Animals and Otherness
• EURA101 Global EUrope
• GEOG323 Geospatial Analysis in the Social and Environmental Sciences
• HIST137 Modern World History
• HIST239 The First World War: Total War in Europe
• HIST247 Slavery to Freedom in World History
• HIST292 Oral Traditions and Modern Histories of Ngai Tahu
• HIST339 The First World War: Total War in Europe
• LAWS324 Principles of Public International Law
• LAWS327 International Environmental Law
• LAWS344 Gender and the Law
• LAWS356 Nature, Resources and the Law
• LAWS358 The Rights of Indigenous Peoples
• LAWS358 The Rights of Indigenous Peoples
• LAWS366 Sentencing Theory and Practice
• MAOR165 Tuakiri: Culture and Identity
• MAOR317 Takahi: Colonisation
• PHIL139 Ethics, Politics and Justice
• PHIL240 Bioethics: Life, Death, and Medicine
• PHIL324 Bioethics: Life, Death, and Medicine
• POLS103 Introduction to New Zealand Politics and Policy
• POLS209 Politics of International Aid and Development
• POLS216 City Politics and Urban Policy
• POLS301 Contemporary Political Theory
• POLS304 Environmental Politics and Policy
• POLS319 International Organisations: The United Nations and Contemporary Challenges
• POLS444 International Human Rights
• PSYC211 Personality
• PSYC348 Contemporary Issues in Family Psychology
• PSYC441 Special Topic: Forensic Psychology
• PSYC468 Moral Psychology
• SENS101 Introduction to the Principles and Concepts of Sustainability
• SOWK102 Social Services in Aotearoa
• SOWK203 Social Policy, Social Justice and Activism
• SOWK304 Tino Rangatiratanga and Mana Motuhake in Practice
• YACL303 Professional Youth Work in Practice