UC’s College of Arts offers some courses by distance to students through the university’s online interactive learning platform, using a blended learning approach.
Arts distance courses you successfully complete can count towards a university degree, in the same way as a regular campus-based course. Depending on your course selection, an entire Bachelor of Arts can be completed by distance.
Currently available distance courses
Distance courses run over the summer and in semester 1 and 2. See Key course dates for more information on start and end dates.
Here is a list of Arts distance courses to choose from:
Semester 1 – 2020
- ANTH102 Cultural Diversity and The Making of The Modern World
 - CLAS144 Beginners’ Latin A
 - DIGI202 Cyberspace, Cyborgs, and the Meaning of Life
 - EURA101 Global EUrope
 - GRMN151 Elementary German Language A
 - LING101 The English Language
 - MAOR107 Aotearoa: Introduction to Traditional Maori Society
 - PHIL110 Science: Good, Bad, and Bogus
 - PHIL139 Ethics, Politics and Justice
 - POLS102 Politics: An Introduction
 - RUSS130 Elementary Russian Language A
 - LING225 Forensic Linguistics
 - PHIL203 Dinosaurs, Quarks and Quasars: The Philosophy of Science
 - PHIL235 Cyberspace, Cyborgs, and the Meaning of Life
 - PHIL240 Bioethics: Life, Death, and Medicine
 - RUSS230 Intermediate Russian Language A
 - MAOR404 Kaupapa Maori Research
 - LING615 World Englishes
 - SOWK612 Mana Motuhake, a Bicultural Analysis
 - SOWK617 Qualitative Research and Programme Evaluation Strategies
 - SOWK671 Fieldwork Practicum 1
 
Semester 2 – 2020
- CLAS145 Beginners’ Latin B
 - COMS102 Introduction to News and Journalism
 - CULT114 Aotearoa – Introduction to New Zealand Treaty Society
 - GRMN152 Elementary German Language B
 - HSRV103 Violence in Society
 - LING102 Language and Society in New Zealand and Beyond
 - MAOR108 Aotearoa: Introduction to New Zealand Treaty Society
 - RUSS131 Elementary Russian Language B
 - RUSS231 Intermediate Russian Language B
 - SOWK611 Human Behaviour and Mental Health
 - SOWK672 Fieldwork Practicum II