New Zealand History and Culture Undergraduate Course, Peking University.

The New Zealand History and Culture course provides students with an opportunity to gain a board understanding of the country's past, and the various factors that have helped shape the New Zealand of today. The course covers subjects such as Māori discovery and settlement, the Treaty of Waitangi, New Zealand literature, politics, culture, and contemporary issues.

Students who take this course will be taught by native English speakers who are experts in their field. The course is coordinated by the New Zealand Centre located on the Peking University campus. Associate Professor Liu Hongzhong is the Centre’s contact person.

Throughout the semester students have access to the Centre’s library as well as student interns from New Zealand who are available to assist with assessments and help answer any queries.