University of Auckland Courses

This certificate will advance your skills in social and community leadership and build your ability to lead and innovate across community, government, not-for-profit and social-good sectors.

Students who have gained a B+ average or higher in their Law courses in Parts I and II of the will be invited to transfer to the LLB(Hons) programme to complete Parts III and IV.

This certificate allows you to complete postgraduate taught courses in a diverse range of subjects that are related to health sciences. Complete a generic programme or specialise in one subject area.

Pursue advanced study in your specialist area with the Postgraduate Diploma in Science. Extend your knowledge with coursework or try a project or dissertation as part of your diploma - the option is yours. The PGDipSci offers a pathway toward masters and doctoral study.

This programme is for health professionals working in a range of healthcare settings who are responsible for undergraduate education, junior practitioners and other specialist training programmes.

The PGDipLT is a professional language teaching qualification, combining theory with practice and familiarising you with current teaching approaches. You will become familiar with current approaches in the field of foreign language teaching, and engage with both theory and practice.

This qualification gives students who have completed a three-year engineering degree the opportunity to build on their previous skills, and understand the principles, concepts and ideas that underpin a chosen specialisation.

The world is changing, almost faster than we can keep up with. While we can't accurately imagine future realities, we can develop skills that will help us adapt to them.

Graduates of the postgraduate diploma will be able to: This programme has been designed to allow students living anywhere in New Zealand to enrol, as most of the material will be presented online (supplemented by face-to-face weekend workshops for some courses).

The goal of the Bachelor of Biomedical Science (Honours) programme is to equip a selected group of academically able students to progress efficiently to PhD training. It is intended for people who aim to fill leadership roles in research and development.

The Postgraduate Diploma in Architecture is an introduction into postgraduate study for Bachelor of Architectural Studies graduates who do not wish to become practising architects.

This intercalated research degree is available to medical students who have completed at least the first three years of their Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBChB) and passed the courses for MBChB Part III with a minimum of a B average.