University of New Zealand
Reviewed by James A. Barham, PhD, Vice President and Academic Editor. Influence ranks come from our InfluenceRanking™ methodology; other figures come from federal data, with the year shown under each section. Report an error
About University of New Zealand
According to Wikipedia, The University of New Zealand was New Zealand's sole degree-granting university from 1874 to 1961. It was a collegiate university embracing several constituent institutions at various locations around New Zealand.
What Is University of New Zealand Known For?
University of New Zealand is known for its academic work in the following disciplines:
- Education
- Philosophy
- Biology
- Medical
- Business
- Law
- Communications
- Literature
- Mathematics
- Political Science
- Psychology
- Physics
- Religious Studies
- History
- Computer Science
- Engineering
- Anthropology
- Chemistry
- Earth Sciences
- Economics
- Sociology
- Nursing
- Criminal Justice
- Social Work
University of New Zealand's Top Areas of Influence With Degrees Offered
Each rank compares how much University of New Zealand's faculty and alumni have shaped a field with other schools, using Wikipedia, Wikidata and scholarly citation databases such as Crossref and Semantic Scholar. World and U.S. ranks reflect modern influence; the historical rank counts influence across all time. How we rank influence
University of New Zealand ranks #227 worldwide for influence in Education.
University of New Zealand ranks #200 worldwide for influence in Philosophy.
University of New Zealand ranks #246 worldwide for influence in Biology.
University of New Zealand ranks #249 worldwide for influence in Medical.
University of New Zealand ranks #483 worldwide for influence in Business.
University of New Zealand ranks #316 worldwide for influence in Law.
University of New Zealand ranks #498 worldwide for influence in Communications.
University of New Zealand ranks #391 worldwide for influence in Literature.
University of New Zealand ranks #464 worldwide for influence in Mathematics.
University of New Zealand ranks #547 worldwide for influence in Political Science.
University of New Zealand ranks #243 worldwide for influence in Psychology.
University of New Zealand ranks #400 worldwide for influence in Physics.
University of New Zealand ranks #354 worldwide for influence in Religious Studies.
University of New Zealand ranks #493 worldwide for influence in History.
University of New Zealand ranks #633 worldwide for influence in Computer Science.
University of New Zealand ranks #1103 worldwide for influence in Engineering.
University of New Zealand ranks #209 worldwide for influence in Anthropology.
University of New Zealand ranks #489 worldwide for influence in Chemistry.
University of New Zealand ranks #309 worldwide for influence in Earth Sciences.
University of New Zealand ranks #732 worldwide for influence in Economics.
University of New Zealand ranks #597 worldwide for influence in Sociology.
University of New Zealand ranks #382 worldwide for influence in Nursing.
University of New Zealand ranks #629 worldwide for influence in Criminal Justice.
University of New Zealand ranks #668 worldwide for influence in Social Work.
Who Are University of New Zealand's Most Influential Alumni?
University of New Zealand's most influential alumni include professors and professionals in the fields of Anthropology, Philosophy, and Education. Here are some of University of New Zealand's most famous alumni:
- Rosalind Hursthouse
- A New Zealand philosopher.
- Jeremy Waldron
- An American lawyer, (1953 - ), New Zealand.
- Ernest Marsden
- A British–New Zealand physicist .
- Kim Sterelny
- An Australian philosopher.
- Archibald McIndoe
- A New Zealand plastic surgeon.
- Michael Denton
- A British-Australian author and biochemist.
- Peter Whittle
- A Mathematician and statistician.
- Jonathan Bennett
- A New Zealand philosopher.
- Reo Fortune
- A New Zealand anthropologist.
- Neil Ashcroft
- A British physicist.
- Stuart McCutcheon
- A Vice-Chancellor.
- Rom Harré
- A New Zealand philosopher and psychologist.
Who Are University of New Zealand's Most Influential Faculty?
University of New Zealand's most influential faculty include professors in the fields of Anthropology, Philosophy, and Education. Here are some of University of New Zealand's most famous faculty:
- Mark Olssen
- A New Zealand philosopher.
- Jesse Bering
- An American psychologist.
- Tony Ballantyne
- A New Zealand historian.
- Ayesha Verrall
- A New Zealand infectious diseases expert.
- Lynnette Ferguson
- A New Zealand research scientist and geneticist.
- Rachael Taylor
- A New Zealand childhood nutrition researcher.
- Josephine Pemberton
- A British evolutionary biologist.
- Astrid an Huef
- A German-born New Zealand mathematician.
- Andrew Digby
- A New Zealand astronomer and ecologist.
- Virginia Toy
- A Researcher.
- Shinichi Nakagawa
- A Biologist.
- Joseph Bulbulia
- A Researcher.
