Southern institute of technology's quality education has been widely recognized by the industry. What are the popular undergraduate courses?

What are the popular undergraduate courses?

1, sports and entertainment (leisure and entertainment management, fitness science and sports), entry requirements: 17 years old graduated from high school or finished high school, IELTS 6.0 (not less than 5.5 in each item). School starts in February.

2. Bachelor degree in digital media (animation/digital film production). Admission requirements: 17 years old, graduated from high school or finished high school, IELTS 6.0 (not less than 5.5 in each item). School starts in February.

3. Bachelor of Painting/Graphic Design/Photography/Fashion Design. Admission requirements: 17 years old, graduated from high school or finished high school, IELTS 6.0 (not less than 5.5 in each item). School starts in February. Southern institute of technology pays attention to the combination of education and industry, and cultivates compound talents with practical skills and theoretical knowledge. The school provides students with various industrial environments related to the curriculum, so that students can apply what they have learned.

4. Civil engineering major, civil engineering is still a very scarce industry in New Zealand, especially housing construction, infrastructure construction and so on. Of course, the wages in these industries are very good. Here in New Zealand, as long as you have completed an honorary degree in civil engineering, you can become an engineering technician. There are many occupations that can be done by employment, such as architects, environmental engineers and so on.

5. Computer IT major. The IT industry has been very hot, but it is also short of people. There are many IT industries, such as software engineers and network management. Moreover, this industry is very popular not only in New Zealand but also in many parts of the world, with a high starting salary. In New Zealand, the general undergraduate degree of IT major is Lv7, but some majors can only be achieved with diplomas.

6. In the medical industry, it is the custom in New Zealand that if there is any physical discomfort, you should first see a family doctor, that is, the general practitioner that Bian Xiao wants to talk about. Many places in New Zealand are short of doctors, and doctors earn a lot of money. However, it is still difficult for international students to become general practitioners in New Zealand. First of all, you should complete a one-year health science course in a designated school. If the students get good grades, then you can go to the undergraduate course in the direction of bachelor of medicine. After that, you have to complete two-year internship, two-year specialist training and three-year specialist training before you can get the relevant registration certification. At this time, students can basically practice smoothly. The prospect of general practitioners in New Zealand is very good, and because it is a scarce occupation, if students have a plan for skilled migration, then this occupation will get 10 points.

7. Education major. In New Zealand, the position of teacher is also very short of people, and this profession will definitely be added to the shortage of occupations in the future. Moreover, in order to cope with the shortage of teachers at home, New Zealand also recruits teachers overseas. Of course, if you want to register a teacher in New Zealand, you have to have a bachelor's degree and a master's degree in education. However, international students can also take short and fast courses. This course does not require a professional background, and most courses can be applied.