Bachelor of Arts with Honours (BA(Hons))

• ANTH 490  Dissertation, or ARCH 490 Dissertation (Archaeology), or ANAT 490 Dissertation ; and

• Three further 400-level ANTH and/or ARCH papers

  BIOA 401  Advanced Biological Anthropology may be substituted for one 400-level ANTH or ARCH paper 

• ARTH 490  Dissertation, or ARTH 470  Catalogue Project; and

• Three further 400-level ARTH papers.

  CLAS 435 The Art of Imperial Rome, or any 400-level HIST or VISC paper may be substituted for one 400-level ARTH paper

• BIBS 490  Dissertation, or BIBX 490  Dissertation; and

• Three further 400-level BIBS or BIBX papers.

  One 400-level CHTH, CHTX, MINX, PASX, RELS or RELX paper may be substituted for one 400-level BIBS or BIBX paper

  Prerequisites: 36 points of either Greek or Hebrew language (or other combinations of papers comprising one year of Greek or Hebrew language study)

• CHIN 441  Advanced Topics in Chinese,

• CHIN 451  Studies in Chinese,

• CHIN 452  Studies in Chinese 2,

• CHIN 490  Dissertation.

• CHTH 490 or CHTX 490  Dissertation; and

• Three further 400-level CHTH or CHTX papers.

  One 400-level BIBS, BIBX, MINX, PASX, RELS or RELX paper may be substituted for one 400-level CHTH or CHTX paper.

• CLAS 490  Dissertation; and

• Three further 400-level CLAS, GREK or LATN papers.

• MFCO 490  Dissertation; and

• MFCO 401  Advanced Media, Film and Communication Theory; and

• Two further 400-level MFCO papers or other approved papers.

• COSC 490  Research Project; and

• Four of COSC 410, COSC 411, COSC 412, COSC 420, COSC 421, COSC 422, COSC 430, COSC 431, COSC 440, COSC 441, COSC 450, COSC 470, COSC 471, TELE 402.

  Prerequisites:
  At least five 300-level papers including
  COSC 326 Effective Programming,
  COSC 341  Theory of Computing,
  and two of
  COSC 342  Computer Graphics,
  COSC 343  Artificial Intelligence,
  COSC 344  Database Theory and Applications,
  COSC 345  Software Engineering,
  COSC 346  Object-oriented Programming and User Interfaces,
  COSC 348  Computing for Bioinformatics,
  COSC 360  Computer Game Design,
  TELE 301  Network Management.

DESI 111

DESI 121

90 further points

DESI 212 or DESI 213

DESI 217

DESI 221

DESI 222 or DESI 223

DESI 227

36 further points

DESI 321

Four further 300-level DESI papers, including at least one of DESI 315, DESI 325, DESI 335

36 further points

DESI 490 Research Project

DESI 419 Strategic Design

DESI 429 Special Topic in Design Studies

DESI 433 Interdisciplinary Design Studio

DESI 436 Design Collaboration

• ECON 490  Econometric Methods and Dissertation,
  ECON 401  Advanced Economic Theory; and

• Two of
  ECON 402  Growth, Institutions and Development,
  ECON 403  Monetary Economics,
  ECON 404  International Economics,
  ECON 405  The Economics of Natural Resources and Public Choice,
  ECON 406  Labour and Population Economics,
  ECON 407  Special Topics in Advanced Economics.

  Prerequisites:
  ECON 371  Microeconomic Theory,
  ECON 375  Econometrics,
  ECON 376  Macroeconomic Theory; and
  one further 300-level ECON paper; and
  18 further 300-level points.

• EDUC 480  or  EDUX 480  Research Essay,

• EDUX 407  Researching Educational Issues,

• Three further 400-level EDUC or EDUX papers.

  Students who have already passed EDUC 351 or EDUX 351 may substitute EDUC 422 or EDUC 427 or an advanced research methods course, approved by the Dean of the College of Education, for EDUC 407 or EDUX 407

• ENGL 480  Research Essay,

• Four further 400-level ENGL papers.

• MFCO 490  Dissertation; and

• MFCO 401  Advanced Media, Film and Communication Theory; and

• Two further 400-level MFCO papers, or approved papers.

• FREN 441  Advanced Topics in French,

• FREN 451  Studies in French,

• FREN 452  Studies in French 2,

• FREN 490  Dissertation.

• GEND 401  Debates in Gender and Sexuality,

• GEND 490  Dissertation,

• Two of ANTH 416, ANTH 423, ARTH 414, ARTH 420, EDUC 427, HIST 406, MFCO 408, PACI 401, POLS 404, SOCI 401, SOCI 402, SOCI 403 or other approved papers.

• GEOG 490  Dissertation; and

• Three further 400-level GEOG papers.

• GERM 441  Advanced Topics in German,

• GERM 451  Studies in German,

• GERM 452  Studies in German 2,

• GERM 490  Dissertation.

• HIST 490  Disertation,

• HIST 405  Rethinking History,

• Two further 400-level HIST papers.

  ENGL 404  A Topic in English Language; Writing for Publications, GEND 401  Debates in Gender and Sexuality, MAOR 407 Presenting Pacific Histories, or any 400-level ARTH paper may be substituted for one 400-level HIST paper.

• MAOR 402  Taonga and Identity,

• MAOR 414  He Pūkōrero - Theory and Research Methodologies,

  MAOR 490  He Raukura,

• One of ANTH 416, ENGL 464, MAOR 404, MAOR 407, MAOR 410, MAOR 415, MAOR 417, MAOR 431, MAOX 402, MAOX 404, MAOX 407, MAOX 410, MAOX 415, MAOX 417, MAOX 431, PACI 401, PACI 402, PACX 401, PACX 410, PEAC 403, PEAC 404, POLS 402.

• INFO 490 Dissertation; and

• Four papers from
  400-level INFO papers,
  SENG 401  Software Engineering,
  TELE 404   Wireless Networking.

  Prerequisites:
  INFO 312  Information Systems development Project; and
  two of
  INFO 321  Database Systems,
  INFO 322  Information Systems Strategy and Governance,
  INFO 323  Distributed Informaton Systems,
  INFO 324  Adaptive Business Intelligence; and
  two further papers from
  300-level INFO papers,
  SENG 301   Software Project Management,
  TELE 303   Wireless Communications.

• JAPA 441  Advanced Topics in Japanese,

• JAPA 451  Studies in Japanese,

• JAPA 452  Studies in Japanese 2,

• JAPA 490  Dissertation.

• LING 490  Dissertation; and

• Three further 400-level LING papers.

• MAOR 414  He Pūkōrero - Theory and Research Methodologies; and

• MAOR 490  He Raukura; and

• Two further 400-level MAOR or PACI papers including at least one of
  MAOR 427  He Tuhituhinga, or
  MAOR 431  Te Kōhure.

• MATH 490  Project; and

• Four 400-level MATH or STAT papers including at least three MATH papers.

  Prerequisites: At least five 300-level papers including at least four 300-level MATH papers

• MUSI 490   Dissertation; and

• 60 further points from
  MUSI 403  Music Ethnography,
  MUSI 407  Seminal Works,
  MUSI 410  Community Music Practicum,
  MUSI 442  Repertoire Studies.

  Prerequisites:
  One of
  MUSI 220 or MUSI 320  Musicology,
  MUSI 225  Ethnomusicology, or MUSI 325  Ethnomusicology (Advanced),
  MUSI 269  Global Pop,
  MUSI 369  Global Pop.

• PACI 490  Dissertation; and

• MAOR 414  He Pūkōrero - Theory and Research Methodologies; and

• Two further 400-level papers, including at least one PACI or PACX paper, from
  ANTH 416  Anthropology and Development
  ENGL 478  A Topic in Post-Colonial Literatures
  HIST 408  Australia and New Zealand in the Pacific
  MAOR 407 or MAOX 407  Presenting Pacific Histories
  MAOR 415 or MAOX 415  Te Whakahauora i Ngā Reo Taketake
  PACI 401  Tinā Pasifika  or PACX 401  Polynesian Women
  PACI 402  Resource Conservation and Management in the Pacific
  PACX 410  Special Topic
  POLS 419  Conflicts, Crises and NZ Foreign Policy in the Pacific
  or other approved papers relevant to Pacific Islands

• PHIL 490  Dissertation; and

• Three further 400-level PHIL papers

  Prerequisites: One of PHIL 105  Critical Thinking, or PHIL 222  Introduction to Formal Logic, or equivalent

• One of
  ECON 490  Econometric Methods and Dissertation,
  ECON 492  Dissertation,
  PHIL 490  Dissertation, or POLS 490 Dissertation; and

• Three further 400-level ECON, PHIL, POLS papers.

  No more than 100 points may be from any one of the component disciplines

• POLS 490 Dissertation; and

• Three of POLS 402, POLS 403, POLS 404, POLS 405, POLS 406, POLS 409, POLS 414, POLS 416, POLS 419, POLS 430, POLS 431, POLS 432, POLS 433,

• PSYC 490  Dissertation; and

• Papers worth 80 points from PSYC 401, PSYC 402, PSYC 403, PSYC 404, PSYC 405, PSYC 406, PSYC 461, PSYC 464, PSYC 465, PSYC 466, PSYC 467, PSYC 469, PSYC 470, PSYC 471, PSYC 472, PSYC 474, PSYC 475, PSYC 476, PSYC 479.

  Prerequisites:
  At least five 300-level papers including
  PSYC 311  Quantitative Methods,
  and four from PSYC 313, PSYC 315, PSYC 316, PSYC 317, PSYC 318, PSYC 319, PSYC 321, PSYC 323, PSYC 325, PSYC 326.

• RELS 490 or RELX 490  Dissertation: and

• RELS 415  Method and Theory in the Study of Religion; and

• Two further 400-level RELS or RELX papers.

  An approved paper may be substituted for one 400-level RELS or RELX paper

• SOCI 490  Dissertation; and

• Three further 400-level SOCI papers.

• SPAN 441  Advanced Topics in Spanish,

• SPAN 451  Studies in Spanish,

• SPAN 452  Studies in Spanish,

• SPAN 490  Dissertation.

• STAT 490  Project; and

• Four 400-level STAT papers.

  Prerequisites:
  STAT 362  Probability and Inference 2,
  STAT 380  Statistical Computing,
  two further 300-level STAT papers,
  one 300-level MATH paper.

• THEA 490  Dissertation, or THEA 451  Advanced Directing: and

• Four further 400-level THEA papers.

  An approved paper may be substituted for one 400-level THEA paper