University of Auckland Courses

This programme provides a combination of taught courses and a thesis which will develop candidates' professional understanding and expertise in leadership, research, evaluation and professional practice.

The MD is a professional postgraduate doctorate involving advanced study and research. This research can directly investigate current clinical and practice issues.

Suitable for both experienced practitioners and emerging artists, the DocFA involves both research and practice.

The Master of Information Governance responds to an increasing industry demand for graduates equipped to take up specialist roles in organisations as privacy professionals (such as Privacy Officer and Information Officer) and in other roles related to Information Governance.

The Master of Property Practice is suited to recent non-property graduates as well as mid-career industry professionals who have not completed a property qualification.

The Postgraduate Certificate in Leadership and Governance is designed for working professionals seeking to enter or develop in leadership and governance roles across a range of corporate, public sector, community and indigenous enterprise contexts.

If you have an undergraduate degree in a non-business discipline or a business degree in an unrelated field, this programme has been designed to kick-start your career in marketing. Develop advanced skills and knowledge in business and marketing as well as a strong platform of professional skills.

If you have an undergraduate degree in a non-business discipline or a business degree in an unrelated field, this programme has been designed to kick-start your career in management.

The MProfAcctg is a professional coursework masters programme that will provide you with knowledge and skills in business, accounting, finance, commercial law and taxation.

If you have an undergraduate degree in a non-business discipline or a business degree in an unrelated field, this programme has been designed to kick-start your career in international business.

Secondary (high) school teachers are critical for developing knowledge and inspiring our young people, typically aged between 11 and 18, as they navigate and prepare for the future world of work.

Primary school teachers play a key role in inspiring young people and instilling a love of learning. As a primary teacher, you'll teach a wide range of subject areas, while sharing your passion for specialised subjects such as sport, sciences, the arts and culture.