Social Science

The Diploma in Māori Studies includes topics on Māori culture and society, Māori language, and the Treaty of Waitangi. It also provides the flexibility for students to study other topics critical to Māori development and advancement in an area of their choice.

The Diploma in Social Science provides an excellent introduction to the social sciences and covers topics such as sociology, philosophy, New Zealand history and geography. It allows students to try out university study, earn degree-level credits, and help them decide on where to focus their later studies.

The Bachelor of Social Sciences provides students with a strong understanding of human behaviour, skills of critical thinking, information handling, and analysis and presentation

The Graduate Certificate in Social Science offers a broad general education and strong understanding of human behaviour.

The Graduate Diploma in Social Science offers a broad general education and strong understanding of human behaviour.

Social Science is the study of history, philosophy, geography, sociology, economics, political science and sociology. It is one of the broad areas of excellence in teaching and research pursued by Lincoln University. The Master of Social Science welcomes students with enquiring minds who want to know more about society and culture and explore the interconnections between the sciences.

The Postgraduate Diploma in Social Science provides a postgraduate qualification for graduates with degrees related to the social sciences.

Social Science is one of the broad areas of excellence in teaching and research pursued by Lincoln University. The Bachelor of Social Science with Honours encourages students who have enquiring minds and who want to more about the society and culture around them, to join their teachers in exploring the interconnections between social sciences.

Students wishing to take this programme should seek course advice as not all courses are offered in 2012.