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University of Auckland · New Zealand

Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Commerce Conjoint

The Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Commerce (BA/BCom) Conjoint programme allows you to combine studies in business and commerce with a broad range of subjects from the humanities, social sciences, cultures, and languages. This conjoint degree is designed to equip you with essential skills for a rapidly changing global economy, preparing you for diverse career paths. You will develop analytical, critical thinking, and communication skills, along with an understanding of different perspectives, making you adaptable and ready for new opportunities in society, technology, and business.

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University of Auckland · New Zealand

Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) Conjoint

This conjoint programme allows you to earn both a Bachelor of Arts (BA) and a Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) (BE Hons) in five years. It combines technical engineering knowledge with the broad, transferable skills gained from arts subjects like humanities, social sciences, cultures, and languages. This blend equips you to tackle complex global challenges in a rapidly changing world. You'll develop critical thinking and problem-solving abilities alongside your specialised engineering expertise.

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University of Auckland · New Zealand

Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Fine Arts Conjoint

This conjoint programme allows you to simultaneously pursue a Bachelor of Arts (BA) and a Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA). You will explore societal, cultural, and human concepts through your Arts studies while developing your personal artistic practice in Fine Arts. The BA component offers a wide range of subjects, enabling you to focus on areas of society, people, and culture that interest you. The BFA component, undertaken at Elam School of Fine Arts, focuses on contemporary art practices across various media such as ceramics, photography, installation, performance art, print, moving image, digital media, and sound art. This combination aims to enhance your critical thinking, communication skills, and career prospects by blending academic knowledge with creative expression.

University of Auckland · New Zealand

Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Global Studies Conjoint BA/BGlobalSt

The Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Global Studies (BA/BGlobalSt) conjoint degree allows you to complete two degrees in less time than studying them separately. This interdisciplinary program will broaden your understanding of global issues by exposing you to a wide range of subjects within the humanities, social sciences, cultures, and languages. You'll develop competence in another language and gain deeper insights into diverse cultures and global perspectives. The program emphasizes critical thinking and prepares you for a globally connected world.

University of Auckland · New Zealand

Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Health Sciences Conjoint

The Conjoint Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Health Sciences (BA/BHSc) is a multidisciplinary undergraduate program that allows you to study health, illness, and disease within human communities. It combines a strong foundation in the social, structural, and behavioral aspects of health with a broad range of arts subjects from humanities, social sciences, cultures, and languages. This program focuses on understanding the determinants of health, promoting well-being, preventing disease, and navigating healthcare systems and policy. You will learn to apply health promotion and disease prevention principles to real-world community health challenges, while also developing a diverse academic perspective through your chosen Arts major(s).

University of Auckland · New Zealand

Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Laws (Honours) Conjoint

This conjoint Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Laws (Honours) degree allows you to study society, people, and culture alongside gaining essential legal skills. It provides a comprehensive education that can lead to a wide range of careers both within and outside the traditional legal profession. By completing this conjoint program, you will finish both degrees in less time and with fewer points than if studied separately, equipping you with adaptable skills for a globalized world.

University of Auckland · New Zealand

Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Science Conjoint

The Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Science Conjoint (BA/BSc Conjoint) allows you to combine studies in the natural, physical, and social sciences with the arts. This interdisciplinary program equips you with both quantitative and qualitative skills, fostering analytical thinking, strong communication abilities, and a deep understanding of the societal and historical context of knowledge. You can tailor your degree to your specific interests by choosing majors from a wide array of subjects, including sciences like Physics and Computer Science, and arts subjects like History and Māori Studies, along with various foreign languages. This unique combination prepares you for a diverse range of future career paths.

University of Auckland · New Zealand

Bachelor of Commerce / Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) Conjoint

This conjoint degree program allows you to combine the technical expertise of Engineering with a comprehensive understanding of Business. You will develop both practical engineering skills and broad business knowledge, making you highly sought after by employers. The program is designed to equip you with a unique skill set for careers in engineering, business, and leadership roles.

University of Auckland · New Zealand

Bachelor of Commerce / Bachelor of Global Studies Conjoint

This conjoint programme allows you to complete a Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) and a Bachelor of Global Studies (BGlobalSt) in less time than studying them separately. The BCom component provides specialised business knowledge and skills for your chosen field, while the interdisciplinary Global Studies component will broaden your perspective on global issues, enhance your language proficiency, and deepen your understanding of diverse cultures. This combined degree prepares you for a wide array of international careers.

University of Auckland · New Zealand

Bachelor of Commerce / Bachelor of Health Sciences Conjoint

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.

University of Auckland · New Zealand

Bachelor of Communication

The Bachelor of Communication (BC) program provides an in-depth understanding of communication's vital role in contemporary society, preparing you for a career as a skilled communications professional. You will develop expertise in writing, public speaking, critical thinking, leadership, research, and cultural competency. This program equips graduates with the knowledge and skills to become effective communicators and future leaders across various sectors, including public, private, not-for-profit, and community organizations. The BC also cultivates strong research and problem-solving abilities, beneficial for professional roles and further postgraduate study.

University of Auckland · New Zealand

Bachelor of Health Sciences (BHSc)

The Bachelor of Health Sciences (BHSc) is a unique, non-clinical undergraduate program designed to prepare you for a wide range of careers in the health sector. This program focuses on understanding what influences the health of populations, exploring health trends, and examining health systems. It offers a multidisciplinary approach, blending insights into the social, cultural, and behavioural aspects of health and illness within the context of Aotearoa New Zealand. You can choose to specialize in one of two majors: Community Health, which prepares you to support population health priorities through health promotion and community development, or Health Systems and Data Analytics, which focuses on using data and technology to understand and improve the efficiency of the entire health system. The program allows for flexibility, with options to pursue a single major, a double major, or a conjoint degree with other disciplines like Arts, Commerce, Law, or Science.

University of Auckland · New Zealand

Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBChB)

The Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBChB) is a demanding yet highly rewarding undergraduate program designed to equip you with the essential medical, clinical, and research skills needed for a career in medicine. This program focuses on understanding the human body and health, developing problem-solving abilities, and fostering the capacity to work closely with people. You will learn to diagnose and treat illnesses, guide individuals towards healthier lifestyles, and collaborate effectively within healthcare teams. The curriculum emphasizes hands-on, real-world learning through extensive clinical placements in hospital and community settings. Opportunities for rural medicine placements, including a full year in a rural community, are also available. Entry into this program is competitive, with limited places available each year.

University of Auckland · New Zealand

Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Exercise Sciences

The Bachelor of Science (BSc) in Exercise Sciences at the University of Auckland offers a comprehensive study of human performance, focusing on the physiological, psychological, biomechanical, and neural factors influencing movement. This program is designed for students interested in understanding how the body functions during exercise, sport, and in various work environments, for both healthy individuals and those with medical conditions. You'll gain practical skills in data analysis from human participants and develop a deep understanding of anatomy, physiology, biomechanics, and sport psychology. The curriculum includes a capstone course where you'll apply theoretical knowledge in a supervised setting, preparing you for a career in health, wellness, rehabilitation, and sport science.

University of Auckland · New Zealand

Communication and Technology - Bachelor of Communication

Explore the dynamic intersection of humans, culture, and technology with the Communication and Technology major at the University of Auckland. This program prepares you for a future where digital tools increasingly shape our personal, social, and professional lives. You'll gain a practical and creative approach to digital communication, developing technical skills alongside a deep understanding of the political, social, and ethical implications of new technologies.

University of Auckland · New Zealand

Doctor of Education (EdD)

The Doctor of Education (EdD) is a doctoral program designed for working professionals aiming to advance educational practice and policy. This cohort-based program allows students to generate new knowledge relevant to Aotearoa New Zealand and other contexts. While the EdD is not currently accepting applications, the University of Auckland also offers a PhD program for those interested in doctoral research in education. The EdD degree holds the same standing as a PhD.

University of Auckland · New Zealand

Doctoral Study (PhD)

Pursue advanced research in your field of interest through a doctoral degree at the University of Auckland. The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) is the highest academic qualification, offering you the freedom to explore original research and contribute significantly to knowledge. You will develop specialized research skills and transferable abilities valuable for a wide range of careers. Doctoral candidates work closely with at least one supervisor and often collaborate within research teams. The PhD typically involves preparing a substantial thesis and may include published work or, in creative arts and design, a body of scholarly creative work, followed by an oral examination.

University of Auckland · New Zealand

Doctoral Study in Economics

Undertake doctoral study in Economics at the University of Auckland Business School and join a community of internationally recognised researchers. This program offers opportunities to publish your research, present at international conferences, and engage with leading research centres and groups. You will contribute to knowledge in key areas such as industrial organisation, macroeconomics, microeconomics, labour markets, and international trade. The University of Auckland is consistently ranked among the top global universities and is New Zealand's leading institution. The Business School holds Triple Crown accreditation, signifying its high international standing. You will benefit from dedicated workspaces and networking opportunities with industry professionals, fostering collaboration and enhancing your career prospects. The program is designed to support significant contributions to the field of economics.

University of Auckland · New Zealand

Doctoral Study in Information Systems

Pursue doctoral research in Information Systems at the University of Auckland, a globally recognized institution and New Zealand's leading university. The Business School is among the top 1% worldwide with Triple Crown accreditation, boasting a strong community of researchers in business and economics. This program offers the opportunity to conduct significant research in areas like digital transformation, the impact of new technologies, and business models at various levels. You will work with internationally renowned academics, benefit from state-of-the-art facilities, and receive dedicated support for your research journey. Connect with professionals in your field through networking events and leverage the Business School Careers Centre for professional development.

University of Auckland · New Zealand

Master of Artificial Intelligence (MAI)

The Master of Artificial Intelligence (MAI) is a postgraduate program designed for individuals looking to deepen their knowledge and skills in the rapidly advancing field of Artificial Intelligence. This program caters to both aspiring researchers and developers who aim to enhance the capabilities of AI systems. By completing this degree, you will gain the essential knowledge, practical skills, and experience needed to contribute to the future of AI and its revolutionary potential. The curriculum covers core areas of AI, including its fundamental principles, architectural design, deep learning techniques, and natural language processing. Graduates will be well-equipped to meet the demands of the global job market, taking on roles in pioneering work and research within the dynamic AI landscape.

University of Auckland · New Zealand

Master of Arts (MA)

The Master of Arts (MA) programme at the University of Auckland offers a flexible postgraduate study experience with both taught and research options across more than 40 subjects. You can pursue a one-year or 18-month program, depending on your previous academic qualifications. For those with a relevant undergraduate degree, the 180-point taught MA involves advanced coursework and a dissertation, typically taking one and a half years full-time. If you hold a postgraduate degree, you might be eligible for a 120-point research MA, focusing on a substantial thesis or research portfolio, usually completed in one year full-time. Some subjects also offer a 120-point taught MA option with a smaller research component, though this is currently suspended. The programme allows for the exploration of subjects different from your undergraduate specialisation, fostering advanced scholarship and critical thinking.

University of Auckland · New Zealand

Master of Bioscience Enterprise (MBioEnt)

The Master of Bioscience Enterprise (MBioEnt) is an interdisciplinary postgraduate program designed for science graduates. It uniquely combines science, business, and law to equip students with the skills needed to navigate the commercial aspects of scientific research. Taught by experts from the School of Biological Sciences, the Business School, and the Faculty of Law, this program focuses on translating scientific discoveries into high-value products and commercial strategies. You will gain knowledge in intellectual property law, valuation techniques, and business plan development. A key component of the MBioEnt is a six-month industry internship, providing practical experience in applying your newly acquired skills within a professional setting. This master's degree aims to empower scientists to confidently move into the business world and protect the value of their research.

University of Auckland · New Zealand

Master of Business Analytics

The Master of Business Analytics (MBusAn) is an 180-point postgraduate program designed for graduates with business, engineering, social sciences, science, or technology backgrounds. It's also suitable for mid-career professionals who haven't previously specialized in business analytics. The program focuses on equipping you with practical skills to analyze business challenges by sourcing, manipulating, and visualizing data to inform organizational strategies. You will develop a strong portfolio of professional skills, including communicating insights to non-technical audiences through data visualization and storytelling.

University of Auckland · New Zealand

Master of Commerce (MCom)

The Master of Commerce (MCom) is a postgraduate qualification designed to deepen your expertise in a chosen business specialisation. This program offers pathways to prepare you for specialist roles in the public and private sectors, or to pursue doctoral studies. You can choose to focus on a longer supervised research project, combine a smaller research project with additional coursework, or undertake an applied research project in collaboration with a New Zealand business organisation. The MCom cultivates critical thinking and problem-solving skills essential for navigating complex challenges in a dynamic business environment.