School of Language, Literature and Performing Arts - Maori Studies
An academic programme dedicated to the study of te reo me ngä tikanga Mäori (the Mäori language and customary lore) in Te Ika-a-Mäui and Te Wai Pounamu. Course information, policies, practices, distan

School of Language, Literature and Performing Arts - Music Department
Offer part and full time courses in a wide range of musical subjects and skills. Information on undergraduate pathways, performance, composition, musicology/ethnomusicology, contemporary rock music, g

School of Language, Literature and Performing Arts: French Department
Information on the Department of French Language and Literature, including scholarships, prizes, courses and research interests.

School of Liberal Arts - Department of Classics
Offers a wide range of papers in Classical Studies, Greek and Latin. Information on individual staff members, courses offered, events, links to information of interest and contact details.

School of Liberal Arts - Department of History
Explores how and why change has occurred in human societies over time. News and information on events, staff, courses, research associated with the Department, research seminars and study skills plus

School of Liberal Arts - Department of Philosophy
Site contains information about courses, staff and events and provides access to web-based student learning materials (in the 'papers' section or via the jump menu).

School of Liberal Arts - Political Studies - Te Tari Mätauranga Törangapü
Offers papers in the four main fields: New Zealand Politics and Policy Studies; Political Philosophy, Comparative Politics, and International Relations. Courses, timetables, staff and contact informat

School of Liberal Arts - Theology and Religious Studies
Theology introduces students not only to the contents of the Christian tradition, but also to creative and critical approaches which offer quite fresh perspectives. Information on Theology and Religio

School of Liberal Arts, Department of Art History and Theory
Courses cover a range of 'core' periods, including Medieval, Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque, as well as those of the twentieth century and the present.

School of Social Sciences - Anthropology
An holistic discipline that aims to describe in the broadest possible sense what it means to be human. Introduction and information on courses, facilities, staff, research, news and links.