Some examples of careers in human security and sustainable development include:
- humanitarian relief worker
- international development consultant
- human rights advocate
- human/national security manager/coordinator/analyst/specialist
- human resources assistant
100-level papers
- GLBL101 Introduction to Intercultural Communication
- ANTH103 Introduction to Anthropology
- ANTH105 Global and Local Cultures
- ASIA101 Introducing Asia
- EURO101 Introduction to European Studies
- BSNS111 Business and Society
- EDUC101 Education and Society
- EDUC102 Human Development
- EDUC105 Disability Studies: An Introduction
- ENVI111 Environment and Society
- GEOG102 Human Geography
- GEOG101 Physical Geography
- HIST102 The Global Twentieth Century
- HIST107 New Zealand in the World from the 18th Century
- HIST123 Revolutions
- MAOR102 Māori Society
- MFCO103 Introduction to Communication Studies
- PACI101 Pacific Societies
- PHIL103 Ethical Issues
- PHIL105 Critical Thinking
- POLS104 International Relations - Introduction
- TOUR102 Global Tourism
200-level papers
- GLBL201 Cultures of the Environment
- GLBL202 A World of Stories: Global Storytelling in the Digital Age
- GLBL211 Global China
- ECON206 The World Economy
- ECON207 Environmental Economics
- EDUC211 The Institutions of Childhood
- EDUC254 Family Resources, Culture, and Education
- EDUC259 International Perspectives in Education
- ENVI211 Environmental History of New Zealand
- GEND201 Introduction to Feminist Theory
- GEND206 Gender, Work and Consumer Culture
- GEND208 Governing Bodies
- GEOG210 Social Geography
- GEOG212 Transformations in Developing Countries
- GEOG212 Economic Geography of the Post-World War II Era
- GEOG215 Urban Geography
- GEOG276 Geographies of Contestation, Action and Change
- GEOG280 Research Methodology in Human Geography
- HIST223 Empires and Globalisations
- HIST245 Global Migrations: from Slavery to Refugees
- HIST246 Activist Histories: Contesting Settler Colonialism
- HIST247 Empires Strike Back: A Global History of Decolonization
- MAOR202 Māori and Tikanga
- MANT252 Developing Responsible Leadership
- MATS204 Treasure or Trash: Sustainability of Materials
- MFCO212 Media and Intercultural Communication
- PACI201 Contemporary Pacific Island Issues
- PHIL235 Environmental Philosophy
- PHIL229 Reason, Belief and the Sacred
- POLS210 Politics of the Middle East
- POLS211 Global Political Economy
- POLS250 International Security in a Globalising World
- POLS217 War and Politics
- POLS218 Interventions, Peacekeeping and the Global South
- POLS228 Contemporary Issues in Global Politics
- SOCI208 Environmental Sociology
- TOUR219 Destination Management
300-level papers
- GLBL301 Cultures of the Environment (Advanced)
- GLBL302 A World of Stories: Global Storytelling in the Digital Age (Advanced)
- GLBL303 Applied Research Project
- HUMS301 Internship Practicum
- ANTH312 Cultural Politics
- ANTH322 Conceiving Reproduction
- ANTH322 Anthropology of Health
- ENVI311 Understanding Environmental Issues
- ENVI312 Interdisciplinary Aspects of Climate Change
- POLS318 Chinese Foreign Policy
- GEND308 Governing Bodies
- GEOG374 Economic Geography of the Post-World War II Era
- GEOG376 Geographies of Contestation, Action and Change
- GEOG381 Social Geography
- GEOG382 Transformations in Developing Countries
- GEOG384 Urban Geography
- INDV301 Māori and Indigenous Development: Governance and Ethics
- INDV302 Whakapapa and Marae
- MANT330 Leadership and Change
- MANT331 Business Ethics
- MANT343 Negotiation and Dispute Resolution
- MANT337 Organisations and Sustainability
- PHIL335 Why be moral?
- PACI301 Gafa o Tagata Pasifika - Pacific Diaspora in New Zealand
- POLS308 United States Foreign Policy since 1945
- POLS318 Chinese Foreign Policy
- POLS312 Ethics and International Relations
- POLS315 Nationalism and Identity
- POLS325 International Relations: Concepts and Theories
- SOCI319 The Global Politics of Food
- SOCI310 Social Movements and Popular Protest
