Cultural Studies

• Create your own pathway of study, which might emphasise popular culture and media, gender and sexuality, human-animal studies, or culture in Aotearoa.
• You can combine wide-ranging topics like cinema studies, digital humanities and online cultures, sociology, Māori and Indigenous studies, and more.
• You will be exposed to a range of theories, worldviews, and cultural texts and debates.
• Adding a minor in Cultural Studies with another degree will expand your perspective on culture and identity in your other studies.

From the careful consideration of different aspects of culture, you will be able to develop a broad skillset including critical thinking, analysis, communication, writing, and research.

Your study can be applied to a variety of fields working with and for others, making it easy for you to move in the job market.

Some career pathways could include:

• Arts management
• Journalism, editing, and publishing
• Public relations and advocacy
• Campaign management.

Find out more about what you can do with a degree in Cultural Studies.