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Land surveying is an exciting and varied career, working both outdoors and indoors in all sorts of different environments. Study land surveying and you could be out in the field collecting data one day, and analysing the findings to produce plans, reports or spatial models the next. There’s lots of employment opportunities too, both in New Zealand and overseas.

Study the Bachelor of Applied Science at Unitec and you’ll get to specialise in Animal Management and Welfare or Biodiversity Management – or both, if you choose a double major. From day one, you'll be working with animals, in the environment, and in labs. By learning and applying skills as you go, you'll be work-ready for a career as soon as you graduate.

Join us and fellow agents on 2 August 2024 - a great opportunity for you to learn about our new programmes and our plans for the near future.

Learn about our new MIG welding short course at an information session at Unitec on Tuesday 16 May

Experience two days of hands-on filmmaking this September October school holiday

This symposium is for senior decision makers within tertiary education and training organisations, who have responsibility for learner success.

Join us at TOI WHAKATIPU – GradFest 2024, a four-day event at Unitec that brings together exceptional talent from the School of Architecture and Creative Industries.