Conserve and sustainably use the oceans, seas, and marine resources for sustainable development

Note that some courses are related to more than one SDG.

Also, note that this is not an exhaustive list. For information on other courses, consult the undergraduate subject list, or the postgraduate subject list, or the qualifications and courses page, or contact the UC student advisors.

• BIOL112 Ecology, Evolution and Conservation
• BIOL274 Principles of Ecology
• BIOL375 Freshwater Ecosystems
• BIOL384 Marine Ecosystems
• BIOL424 Community Ecology
• BIOL425 Freshwater Ecology
• BIOL427 Global Change Biology
• BIOL429 Conservation Genetics
• BIOL460 Molecular Biology
• BIOS201 Issues in New Zealand Biosecurity
• ECON225 Environmental Economics
• EMGT605 Sustainability Systems in Engineering
• ENCN281 Environmental Engineering
• ENVR101 Introduction to Environmental Science
• GEOG324 Web GIS and Geoinformatics
• GEOL243 Depositional Environments and Stratigraphy
• GISC404 Spatial Analysis
• GISC412 Spatial Data Science
• HSRV209 Humans, Animals and Society
• LAWS314 Environmental Law, Policy and Society
• LAWS327 International Environmental Law
• LAWS356 Nature, Resources and the Law
• LAWS358 The Rights of Indigenous Peoples
• LAWS364 Law of the Sea
• MBAM605 Creating impact led enterprises
• MGMT335 Business and Sustainability
• POLS103 Introduction to New Zealand Politics and Policy
• POLS209 Politics of International Aid and Development
• POLS216 City Politics and Urban Policy
• POLS304 Environmental Politics and Policy
• POLS319 International Organisations: The United Nations and Contemporary Challenges
• POLS444 International Human Rights
• SENS101 Introduction to the Principles and Concepts of Sustainability
• SENS201 Systems Thinking for Sustainability