SDG 13 Hiwa Āhuarangi
Take urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts.
Featured School: Environment
The School of Environment offers internationally recognised disciplinary programmes in Geography, Geology, Geophysics and Geographical Information Science, and interdisciplinary programmes in Earth Science, Environmental Management, Environmental Science and Environmental Change. All programmes are relevant to SDG 13.
Featured subjects: Civil and Environmental Engineering
A Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) with a specialisation in Civil Engineering offers you a combined emphasis on buildings, infrastructure and development, and environmental management. At postgraduate level, we offer a range of programmes in Civil and Environmental Engineering. Most courses in these specialisations are relevant to SDG 13.
Featured subject: Environmental Law
Auckland Law School offers one of the world’s largest Environmental Law programmes, with a number of courses at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. The majority of courses are relevant to SDG 13.
Undergraduate courses in other schools and subjects
| Course code and title | Subject |
|---|---|
| GENED 101G: Global Issues, Sustainable Futures |
General Education |
| BIOSCI 205: Plant Cell and Environment | Biological Science |
| BIOSCI 325: Plant Diversity and Function | Biological Science |
| BIOSCI 347: Environmental Microbiology and Biotechnology |
Biological Science |
| BIOSCI 348: Food and Industrial Microbiology |
Biological Science |
| BIOSCI 394: Conservation Ecology |
Biological Science |
| ECON 372: Energy and Resource Economics |
Economics |
| ECON 373: Environmental Economics |
Economics |
| EDPROFST 363: Environmental Education: An Introduction |
Education Professional Studies |
| FTVMS 231/332: Eco/media |
Film, Television, and Media Studies |
| LAWGENRL 428: South Pacific Legal Studies |
Law General |
| PHIL 250 / 351: Philosophy and the Environment |
Philosophy |
| POLITICS 205 / 313: Governing Planet Earth |
Politics |
| POPLHLTH 207: Community and Cultural Development |
Population Health |
| SCIENT 301: Bio-entrepreneurship |
Science Enterprise |
| SCISCHOL 301: Advanced Science and Innovation |
Science Scholars |
| SOCIOL 229: Environmental Sociology |
Sociology |
| SUSTAIN 200: The Sustainable Community | Sustainability |
Postgraduate courses in other schools and subjects
| Course code and title | Subjects |
|---|---|
| ARCHDES 702: Adaptive Reuse |
Architecture Design |
| ARCHGEN 751: Heritage Assessment and Conservation Planning |
Architecture General |
| ARCHGEN 752: Conservation of Materials |
Architecture General |
| BIOSCI 766: Global Change Ecology | Biological Science |
| EDPROFST 732: Education for Sustainability |
Education Professional Studies |
| ENGSCI 740: Advanced Mechanics in Research and Technology |
Engineering Science |
| GLMI 707: Responsible Business and Sustainability |
Global Management and Innovation |
| LAWGENRL 770: Ideas of Land |
Law General |
| LAWPUBL 720: Local Government Law |
Law Public |
| LAWPUBL 736: Human Rights Litigation |
Law Public |
| LAWPUBL 744: Special Topic: Vulnerable Adults: Rights Protection in the Modern Age |
Law Public |
| MECHENG 771: Aerodynamics and Hydrodynamics |
Mechanical Engineering |
| PSYCH 715: Psychology and Sustainability |
Psychology |
| SCIENT 703: Frontiers in Biotechnology |
Science Enterprise |
| SCIENT 705: Research Commercialisation |
Science Enterprise |
| SCIENT 722: Current Issues in Bioscience Enterprise |
Science Enterprise |
| SOCIOL 745: Special Topic: The Sociology of Science |
Sociology |
| STATS 775: Design of Ecological Experiments |
Statistics |
| URBPLAN 704: People, Communities and Urban Planning |
Urban Planning |