UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND · NEW ZEALAND
Bachelor of Commerce / Bachelor of Health Sciences Conjoint
Bachelor's · Taught in en
At a glance
48 mo
Duration
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Tuition / yr
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Language
Bachelor's
Level
- 4 yearsDuration
- 540 pointsTotal Points
- 255 points from BComBCom Component
- 255 points from BHScBHSc Component
- BCom/BHSc ConjointProgramme Type
- City CampusLocation
This conjoint programme allows you to earn both a Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) and a Bachelor of Health Sciences (BHSc) in four years, which is less time than completing them separately. You will develop essential business skills like communication, teamwork, and problem-solving, alongside specialist knowledge in health, understanding human communities, health determinants, health promotion, and health system management. This interdisciplinary approach equips you to apply population health principles to real-world issues while leveraging diverse business knowledge.
Careers
This programme prepares graduates for a variety of health-related careers in areas such as health management, leadership, community health, policy development, and health service planning. While the University does not guarantee employment, graduates gain valuable skills for diverse roles.
- Health Management
- Health Leadership
- Community Health
- Policy and Health Service Planning
Frequently asked questions
- How long does the Bachelor of Commerce / Bachelor of Health Sciences Conjoint programme take to complete?
- This conjoint programme is designed to be completed in four years. It allows you to earn both a Bachelor of Commerce and a Bachelor of Health Sciences in less time than completing them separately.
- What are the tuition fees for international students?
- Tuition fees for international students are calculated based on the subjects enrolled in each semester, and actual fees may vary. In addition to tuition fees, there is a Compulsory Student Services Fee and the cost of Studentsafe Inbound University health and travel insurance.
- What academic qualifications are needed to apply?
- To be eligible for admission, you must have University Entrance or an acceptable alternative, meeting the academic entry requirements for New Zealand secondary school qualifications or their overseas equivalents. Specific programme requirements also apply.
- What are the English language requirements for international students?
- International students must meet the University's Academic English Language Requirement. Specific score details can be found on the University's Academic English Language Requirement page.
- What kind of careers can I pursue after graduating from this programme?
- This programme prepares graduates for careers in health management, leadership, community health, policy development, and health service planning. Graduates gain valuable skills for diverse roles in the health sector.
- How do I apply and what are the key steps for international students?
- International students must obtain a student visa, secure health and travel insurance, and adhere to university regulations. Fee payment is typically due at the start of the first semester. Refer to the University's 'Apply now' page for specific application dates.
Entry requirements
General AdmissionTo be eligible for admission to the University, a student must have University Entrance or an acceptable alternative. For international students, this means meeting the academic entry requirements for New Zealand secondary school qualifications or their overseas equivalents. Specific programme requirements also apply.
Academic English Language RequirementRefer to University's Academic English Language Requirement page for specific details.
Students must maintain a Grade Point Average of 3.5 each year to continue with the conjoint programme. A General Education course is usually required. International students must also meet the University's Academic English Language Requirement.
Fees
Tuition (international)Tuition fees for international students are calculated based on the subjects enrolled in each semester, not the entire programme. Actual fees may vary. Refer to the 'Undergraduate international fees' tables for an estimate.
Tuition (home)Not applicable for international students, who are considered full-fee paying.
LivingEstimated living costs for students in Auckland include accommodation, food, textbooks, stationery, project resources, weekly bills, and leisure activities. Specific amounts are not detailed here.
In addition to tuition fees, international students must pay a Compulsory Student Services Fee (estimated NZ$1,108.80 for full-time study) and are automatically enrolled in the University's Studentsafe Inbound University health and travel insurance policy, the cost of which is added to tuition fees.
How to apply
1. Obtain a Student VisaYou are responsible for obtaining the appropriate student visa to study and live in New Zealand. Your Offer of Admission does not guarantee visa issuance. Ensure you comply with all visa conditions. For visa information, visit www.immigration.govt.nz/new-zealand-visas.
2. Secure Health and Travel InsuranceAs per the Education (Pastoral Care of Tertiary and International Learners) Code of Practice 2021, all international students must have approved health and travel insurance for the duration of their study. The University automatically enrolls students in the Studentsafe Inbound University policy.
3. Enrolment and Fee PaymentProvide a copy of your valid student visa to the University at the start of your first semester. If visa evidence is not provided, your enrolment may be withdrawn or restricted. Full-year programme fees are typically due at the start of the first semester and are important for your student visa application.
4. Adhere to University RegulationsAbide by the University of Auckland's Statutes, Regulations, Rules, and Policies, as published in the University Calendar.
Frequently asked questions
How long does the Bachelor of Commerce / Bachelor of Health Sciences Conjoint programme take to complete?
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This conjoint programme is designed to be completed in four years. It allows you to earn both a Bachelor of Commerce and a Bachelor of Health Sciences in less time than completing them separately.
What are the tuition fees for international students?
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Tuition fees for international students are calculated based on the subjects enrolled in each semester, and actual fees may vary. In addition to tuition fees, there is a Compulsory Student Services Fee and the cost of Studentsafe Inbound University health and travel insurance.
What academic qualifications are needed to apply?
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To be eligible for admission, you must have University Entrance or an acceptable alternative, meeting the academic entry requirements for New Zealand secondary school qualifications or their overseas equivalents. Specific programme requirements also apply.
What are the English language requirements for international students?
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International students must meet the University's Academic English Language Requirement. Specific score details can be found on the University's Academic English Language Requirement page.
What kind of careers can I pursue after graduating from this programme?
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This programme prepares graduates for careers in health management, leadership, community health, policy development, and health service planning. Graduates gain valuable skills for diverse roles in the health sector.
How do I apply and what are the key steps for international students?
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International students must obtain a student visa, secure health and travel insurance, and adhere to university regulations. Fee payment is typically due at the start of the first semester. Refer to the University's 'Apply now' page for specific application dates.