Your guide to courses in: universities, polYtechnics,institutes of technologY, industrY training organisations, private providers, armed forces17th editionPUBLISHER Cervin Media LtdRear Ground Floor, 61 Wellington Street,Freemans Bay, Auckland 1011PO Box 68450, Newton,Auckland 1145, New ZealandPh: 64 9 360 8700Fax: 64 9 360 8702Email: education@cervinmedia.co.nzWebsite: www.educationpages.co.nzMANAGING DIRECTORAnne-Marie CervinDIRECTORMaurice CervinEDITORDr Carmel CervinSALES & MARKETING MANAGERStephen TuckADVERTISINGKomal Mathur, Steve Cornelius,Michael LynchPRODUCTIONAnna Egan-Reid, Stuart Sue, Katie Scott,Jamie Bell, Monica Lynch, Teresa SmithPRINT MANAGEMENT BYDAI Rubicon LtdISSN 1173-9754DISCLAIMER: Every effort was made to ensure that the information provided in this directory was up todate at the time of publication. This publication is made available strictly on the basis that the Publisher (including its employees and agents) excludes anyliability for any claim made whatsoever (including negligence) arising in any way out of, or relating tothis publication. The Publisher makes no warranties or representations of any kind in relation to the contents of this publication, and undertakes no duty of care tousers of this publication or to persons whose details arecontained in it. No responsibility can be taken by thePublisher for errors and omissions, though care will betaken to correct these in future publications.Photos and background images courtesy ofiStockphoto.comPages 2, 60, 62, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 70, 72, 73, 74, 75,76, 77, 78, 80, IBCAlexander Bartleet was born in Auckland, New Zealand, in 1985. He studied at Auckland University of Technology and was frst recognised when he was judged Mazda Emerging Artist of the Year in 2007. He has since picked up several more awards and has become a well-known young emerging artist in New Zealand. His works are unique in character and hard to mistake for another artist. He uses thousands of real three-dimensional objects and preserves them in paint and resin. Throughout his work, Bartleet explores ideas around how objects and materials can hold strong evidence and memories of our past much like a photograph can. He questions their use and journey once forgotten and disregarded from our daily lives. Bartleet uses these materials creating sculptures and paintings whose intensity and detail offer the viewer to study the objects individually up close or to view the surface as a whole. It can be a joyous experience recognising an old cassette player that you used as a kid but then also shocking to realise the pace in which we forget and move on from things we once treasured.You can fnd more of Alexander Bartleets work atwww.alexanderbartleet.com17th edition1.Waikato is ranked No 1*in 10 subjects; were one of NZs top universities.2.We have a large number of scholarships available at postgraduate and undergraduate level.3.We have more than 700 computers free to use, all with wireless internet access.4.Buses arrive and depart campus every 15 minutes.5.We have more than 40 exchange programmes available with topuniversities overseas.6.The majority of our bachelor degrees offer work placement opportunities get experience while you learn.7.Waikato is one of the only universities in NZ to have all of its Halls ofResidence on campus.8.Our lush campus spans 65 hectares and has world-class facilities, includingthe Rec Centre, Gallagher Academy of Performing Arts and award winning, green Student Centre.9.Located in Hamilton; home to fantastic events including Fieldays, the REV,the Great Race, Parachute Music Festival, Balloons Over Waikato, the Fuel Festival and world-class rowing, netball and rugby.10.Its an easy drive from us to Raglan, Mt Ruapehu, Rotorua, Taupo,Coromandel Peninsula, Bay of Plenty, National Park and Auckland(if you want to test traffic flows).*Based on the most recent Performance-Based Research Fund (PBRF) research assessment.things you should know aboutThe University of Waikato 10Theres no stopping youE kore e taea te aukati i a koeFor more information freephone 0800 WAIKATO or visit waikato.ac.nz3 2course snapshotsCourse Snapshotsshare Your passion maKe a real difference in teaching mitch tawhi thomasKo nga ti maniapotoMitch has recently completed his Postgraduate Diploma in teaching with the assistance of a TeachNZ scholarship. He hopes to make a difference in the areas of English and Performing Arts, and has just been appointed as Drama teacher at Tikipunga High in Whangarei.Returning to study as a mature student has been one of the best things I have ever done. It has taken a lot of courage and focus, and every step of the way I have been able to draw on my life experiences and skill base to get me through.Mitch spent his childhood in Taranaki, went to college in the Hutt Valley and graduated as a professionally trained Actor from Toi Whakaari NZ Drama School. As an award winning playwright, he has enjoyed the experience, and ups and downs, of being a practitioner within local theatre, and the flm and television industries.You could say Im a late bloomer as it took me a lot longer than I thought to complete my Bachelor of Arts from Victoria University. Now that I have, Im determined to follow my vision to teach, and to help the future storytellers of Aotearoa come through.Im inspired to teach because I realise that the very future of our arts industry, and indeed our country, depends on the confdence and skill base of our youth. I was encouraged to explore and expand my talents and to think critically and now, more than ever, I feel we need to be encouraging our rangatahi to be doing just that. Our world climate demands it. The Postgraduate Diploma in teaching is a very intense but rewarding year, and the last thing you should be worried about is how you are going to pay your bills. There are lots of costs involved with study that you may not realise at frst: transport, work clothes, textbooks and notes, printing, etc. These things add up so basically get organised, understand your fnances, relax, and focus on your study.Applying for a TeachNZ scholarship was really straightforward and, as a successful applicant, it has afforded me the ability to stay on top of everything. It is such a busy year that you may not be able to work part-time, so if you are eligible for a scholarship, I recommend going for it! It is so worth it. See TeachNZ, page 53Course Snapshots3Careers/Industry Training Organisations6Charts & Listing Pages How to Use Guide8Courses Chart for Public Institutions9Courses Chart for Private Providers13Careers/Industry Training OrganisationsAirways NZ6Building & Construction ITO (BCITO)6Electrotechnology Industry Training Organisation (ETITO)7Hair & Beauty ITO (HITO)7Wendys Old Fashioned Hamburgers5UniversitiesLincoln University28Massey University24Telford A Division of Lincoln University27The University of Auckland14The University of New South Wales30The University of WaikatoIFC, 19University of Otago32Polytechnics/Institutes of TechnologyChristchurch Polytechnic Institute of Technology41Tai Poutini Polytechnic40UCOL Universal College of Learning38Unitec Institute of TechnologyOBCWaiariki Institute of Technology35Private ProvidersAir New Zealand Aviation Institute47AMES I.T Academy42Ardmore Flying School50Auckland Flying School48CTC Aviation Training (NZ)52Design & Arts College of NZ57Electec College of Technology56Elite InternationalSchool of Beauty & Spa Therapies48Helipro Aviation Training54International Travel College of NZ (ITC)50Media Design School51Nelson Aviation College (NAC)46Nelson Technical Institute54New Zealand Management Academies (NZMA)44NZ College of Chiropractors46Pacifc Helicopter Training56Palmerston North School of Design54Quantum Education Group51Raffes College of Design & Commerce49Rangi Ruru Early Childhood College54Regent Training Centre52Samala Robinson Academy (SRA)52Servilles Academy45Sunair Aviation53TeachNZ53The Electrical Training Company Ltd (ETCO)50Training For You55Vision College 56Waikato School of Hairdressing53YOOBEE @Natcoll Design School46Armed ForcesNZ Army58CommercialUC Accommodation71Inland Revenue65Public InstitutionsUniversities14Polytechnics/Institutes of Technology35Private Providers42Armed Forces58Education Providers by Location59Survival Guide60contents Contents5 4licensed aircraft maintenance engineer merleen thomasAfter completing my National Certifcates in Aeronautical Engineering Level 3 and 4 at the Air New Zealand Airline Training Centre in Christchurch, I applied for a traineeship at the Auckland Engineering Services for AirNew Zealand.The majority of my time is spent checking and maintaining aircraft to ensure Air New Zealands customers travel in safety and comfort.I am now a Licensed Aircraft Maintenance Engineer LAME. If this is the career you want, go for it! Be thorough with your work and focused, its a big responsibility and a career you can be proud of.See Air New Zealand Aviation Institute, page 47Course SnapshotsWANT TO BE THE BOSS? www.wendys.co.nz/employmentNEED HELP WITH THOSE BIG DECISIONS?Turn to the Survival Guide page 60Course Snapshotsairline customer service humaira (hummY) cameronI always hated learning! I started mucking around in 5th form and then when I got to 6th form I dropped out, because it wasnt something I was into. One year later I paid for a whole year of another course and only went to classes for two weeks and then that was it. So I stuck to working until I got this opportunity at Air New Zealand Aviation Institute.I was motivated right through from day one to week 17 and if I could pay to do this course again I would gladly do it.This course has changed my whole perspective towards learning. I always thought I didnt have it in me, but I guess I was wrong and I have learnt a lot from this course. A lot of people doubted me when I said I am going to do a course, but I didnt care because I had my best interests at heart.Thanks to all the facilitators for everything and the fun times we had.Customer Service Assistant for Pictorial Publications LtdSee Air New Zealand Aviation Institute, page 47ctc aviation training Jetstar pilot programme graduate,sam ButlerSam Butler, aged 26, is living the dream as a First Offcer with Jetstar after completing a pilot training programme with CTC.Sam graduated from the Jetstar Pilot Programme with CTC Aviation Training in 2010 and is loving life as an airline pilot. The view from the fight deck is incredible and different every day! The best part of my job is the rush you get from taking off or landing in challenging conditions; also the opportunity to travel and have new experiences is amazing.Sam has always had an interest in aviation and is still fascinated by the idea of fight. Having moved to Hamilton from Whakatane after fnishing high school, Sam leaped at the chance to fulfl his dream of becoming a pilot through training with CTC. I have wanted to be a pilot for as long as I can remember.The training was intensive but very enjoyable, as each day you are learning and practising new skills. CTCs training centre runs as much like an airline operation as possible, so it really does prepare you for life as an airline pilot.Anyone who has a passion for fying or an interest in aviation would love this job. Someone who gets satisfaction from problem-solving and is a hands-on person that doesnt want to sit in an offce all day.I am where I am today because I had a goal and I was lucky enough to have the opportunity with CTC to achieve it.The Jetstar Pilot Programme takes cadets with very little experience to fying in the right-hand seat of an airliner in approximately 18 months.See CTC Aviation Training (NZ), page 527 6Careers/Industry Training OrganisationsAn electrotechnology apprenticeship can take you anywhere. Youll get to work in interesting places with all sorts of technology, youll always be in hot demand, and you could become your own boss. Plus, unlike other students, youll get paid while youre learning!ELECTROTECHNOLOGY APPRENTICESHIPSELECTRICAL, APPLIANCE SERVICING, TELECOMMUNICATIONS, MOTOR REWINDING, ELECTRONIC SECURITY, SWITCHGEAR FITTING, INDUSTRIALMEASUREMENT & CONTROL, ELECTRONIC ENGINEERINGDont just gain skills while you stuDy...To fnd out more information, visit www.switchedoncareers.co.nzget a life tooMartin, HITO ApprenticeIf youre serious about a career in hairdressing, realise yourpotential with HITO the essential hairdressing apprenticeshipFind out more at hito.org.nz and Facebook HITO.newsItll take a fair bit of practice, but trust us, getting that rst jumbo jet off the ground will be a great feeling. And its just one big moment you can look forward to as an Air Trafc Controller. Its an exciting, rewarding career for which attitude and aptitude are important and well give you the qualications.Become an Air Trafc ControllerCheck out our website now for videos, tests and games, and all the info on whats involved and how to apply to become an ATC.www.airways.co.nz/atccareers GREAT CAREERGREAT REWARDSTAKE CONTROLScan the code to see if youve got what it takes.FD04380Careers/Industry Training Organisations9 8RefNoCourse NameCourse InformationCareers CourseStartsDuration40 Diploma in Enrolled Nursing (Level 5)Meet Nursing Council of New Zealand ( NCNZ) requirements and competencies to practice as enrolled nurses.Work within a variety of health careset tingsunderthedirectionand delegation of a registered nurse.Feb/July18 Mths41 Diploma in Fashion Technology (Level 5)Gainawiderangeoftechnicalandspecialistskillssuchasanalyticalinterpretationofgarmentdesign,draftingand construction techniques required for employment in the fashion industry. Students can pursue areas of specialisation through the selection of courses that best suit individual talents and interests.Product i onassi st ant ,assi st antpattern drafter, manager of a fashion retail store.Feb2 Yrs42 Diploma in Forest Management (Level 6)Gainknowledge,skillsandpracticalexperiencetosuccessfullyworkinanyaspectofcommercialforestryinNew Zealand.Technicalormanagementposition withinaforestcompany,forestryconsul tant,researchtechnician,forest planning, quality control.Feb2 Yrs43 Diploma in Forestry Operations (Level 5)Gain the full range of operations undertaken in commercial plantation forestry, and plan and implement forest inventories for forest management.Junior management roles in forestryor harvesting operations in the New Zealand forest industry.Varies1 Yr44 Diploma in Hospitality Management (Level 5)This diploma is designed for those seeking supervisory and management positions in the hospitality industry.Managerofahotel ,rest aurant,barorbackpackerhostel,events coordinator.Feb/July2 Yrs45 Diploma in Hotel Management (Level 5)Gain a holistic view of hospitality organisations and examine the interface between hotel management, the communityand the environment.WorkinandmanagesustainablehoteloperationsinAotearoa/ New Zealand.Feb/July1 Yr46 Diploma in Human Resource Management (Level 5)Gain a range of specialised knowledge in organisational management, human resource management and employmentlaw.Admi ni st rati veof fi cer,of fi ceorhuman resource manager in a small to medium business organisation.Feb/July1 Yr47 Diploma in Information Technology (Level 6)Gainthetheoreticalandappliedknowledgeofcomputing,includingdesignandmaintenanceofsystems,databases,programming, operating systems, computer networking and technical support.Various positions in the IT sector. Feb/July1 Yr48 Diploma in Interior Design (Level 5)Study design theory and participate in hands-on workshops to gain an understanding of design history, architectural drafting, model making, project management business management and product knowledge.Interior designer, consultant or retailerin paint, wallpaper, fabric, furnishings or with industry planners.Feb2 Yrs49 Diploma in Manufacturing (Level 5)Develop knowledge of applied management theory necessary to carry out analysis of manufacturing operations, making critical decisions on improvement activities and processes at an operational level.Var i ouspos i t i onsl eadi ngt osupervisory and management roles within the manufacturing industry.Feb1 Yr50 Diploma in Marketing (Level 5)Gain the skills, knowledge and competencies to apply marketing functions to business planning and operations, and toundertake a range of specialised activities in sales and/or marketing or public relations roles.Posi t i onsi nmar ket i ng, publ i c relationsorcommunicationswith-i nasmal l ormedi umbusi ness enterprise.Feb/July1 Yr51 Diploma in Patisserie and Bakery (Level 5)Develop essential culinary skills and knowledge to an applied level in a range of patisserie and bakery disciplines.Work in food production operations. Feb/July1 Yr52 Diploma in Sustainable Energy (Level 5)Gain an awareness of the social, cultural, global and environmental impacts of energy technology and the principles ofsustainable development.Environmentalsciences,positions considering sustainability issues.Feb1 Yr53 Diploma in Te Reo Mori (Level 5)This language-intensive diploma is designed for intermediate speakers in te reo Mori and incorporates advanced studyin Mori language and customs.Wor ki ngwi t hi nor gani sat i ons wheretereoandtikangaarekeycomponents.Feb/July1 Yr54 Diploma in Tourism Management (Level 6)This diploma is an abbreviated version of the Bachelor of Tourism Management, suitable for those with significant industryexperience who wish to continue working while they study.Cust omi sedst udypr ogr ammes enhancing promotion opportunities for those working in tourism.Feb/July2 Yrs55 Diploma of Teaching (Early Childhood Education): He Tohu Mtauranga Mo Te Whakaako Kohungahunga (Level 7)Gaintheskillsandknowledgetobeaneffectiveandcompetentteacherofyoungchildren.Graduateswillhavetherequirements for New Zealand Teachers Council provisional registration.Earl ychil dhoodorki ndergar ten teacher,nanny,specialeducation provider.Feb/July3 Yrs9Massey UniversityTai Poutini PolytechnicThe University of AucklandThe University of WaikatoWaiariki Institute of TechnologyUCOL Universal College of LearningLincoln UniversityUniversity of OtagoTelford A Division of Lincoln UniversityCITy Nat Nat AK HM RT PN, WG CH DN BALCCOUrse LIsTIng PAges 2426 40 1418 1923 3537 3839 2829 3234 27ArCHITeCTUre, BUILDIng & PLAnnIngARCHITECTURE 8BUILDING 13, 39CARPENTRY 13LAND SURVEYING 22, 23LANDSCAPE DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION 6PAINTING & DECORATING 39PLANNING 23 12 8 5, 11QUANTITY SURVEYING 10VALUATION & PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 7 24ArTs & COMMUnICATIOnsART & DESIGN 11 9 4, 12 28, 29 2 16COMMUNICATION STUDIES 9 6, 7 3 35 16COMPUTER PUBLISHING 4FASHION DESIGN 41 4FINE ARTS 16 9 14 6GRAPHIC DESIGN, COMPUTER GRAPHICS & 3D ANIMATION7HAIRDRESSING, MAKE-UP & BEAUTY CARE 18INTERIOR, FURNITURE & SPATIAL DESIGN 48JEWELLERY 1, 2 9JOURNALISM 9 27, 30MEDIA STUDIES 9 1 16MUSIC 2532 1, 10 1, 13 11 16, 17PERFORMING ARTS 1, 911 13 16, 17PHOTOGRAPHY 9 14 2, 6PRINTMAKING 9PUBLIC RELATIONS 9SCULPTURE 16 9 14 6THEATRE, TV, VIDEO, FILM & MULTIMEDIA 32 1, 9 1, 12 11 16BrIDgIng COUrsesBRIDGING COURSES 2732 1618COMMerCeACCOUNTING & FINANCE 1 2, 10 12, 24 2 1BUSINESS 8 9, 33 57, 31 102, 22, 313424, 11BUSINESS COMPUTING 8, 98, 13, 36, 372E-COMMERCE 2ECONOMICS 4 1, 6 2, 10, 16 2 1, 16, 22INFORMATION SCIENCE 19 5 12, 32, 47 5 9 1, 16, 22COUrses CHArTfOr PUBLIC InsTITUTIOnsCourses Chart for Public Institutionseach course is cross-referenced from the chart to the corresponding number on that institutions listing page simply look up the course by the chart number.course listing pages give you detailed information on courses in each institution. course fees given are a guide only and do not include trips, materials and other extra costs.We have simplified your search for courses by combining over 130 types of courses into 17 groups. these are listed down the left side of the charts.Charts & Listing Pages How to Use GuideYou can see where to study by looking across the top of the charts for the names of institutions.charts & listing pageshoW to use guidemassey universitytai poutini polytechnicthe university of aucklandthe university of WaikatoWaiariki institute of technologyucol universal college of learninglincoln universityuniversity of otagotelford a division of lincoln universitycitY Nat Nat AK HM RT PN, WG CH DN BALCcourse listing pages 2426 40 1418 1923 3537 3839 2829 3234 27architecture, Building & planningARCHITECTURE 8BUILDING 13, 39CARPENTRY 13LAND SURVEYING 22, 23LANDSCAPE DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION 6PAINTING & DECORATING 39PLANNING 23 12 8 5, 11QUANTITY SURVEYING 10VALUATION & PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 7 24arts & communicationsART & DESIGN 11 9 4, 12 28, 29 2 16COMMUNICATION STUDIES 9 6, 7 3 35 16COMPUTER PUBLISHING 4FASHION DESIGN 41 4FINE ARTS 16 9 14 6GRAPHIC DESIGN, COMPUTER GRAPHICS & 3D ANIMATION7HAIRDRESSING, MAKE-UP & BEAUTY CARE 18INTERIOR, FURNITURE & SPATIAL DESIGN 48JEWELLERY 1, 2 9JOURNALISM 9 27, 30MEDIA STUDIES 9 1 16MUSIC 2532 1, 10 1, 13 11 16, 17PERFORMING ARTS 1, 911 13 16, 17PHOTOGRAPHY 9 14 2, 6PRINTMAKING 9PUBLIC RELATIONS 9SCULPTURE 16 9 14 6THEATRE, TV, VIDEO, FILM & MULTIMEDIA 32 1, 9 1, 12 11 16Bridging coursesBRIDGING COURSES 2732 1618commerceACCOUNTING & FINANCE 1 2, 10 12, 24 2 1BUSINESS 8 9, 33 57, 31 102, 22, 313424, 11BUSINESS COMPUTING 8, 98, 13, 36, 372E-COMMERCE 2ECONOMICS 4 1, 6 2, 10, 16 2 1, 16, 22INFORMATION SCIENCE 19 5 12, 32, 47 5 9 1, 16, 22courses chartfor puBlic institutionsCourses Chart for Public Institutions11 10 massey universitytai poutini polytechnicthe university of aucklandthe university of WaikatoWaiariki institute of technologyucol universal college of learninglincoln universityuniversity of otagotelford a division of lincoln universitycitY Nat Nat AK HM RT PN, WG CH DN BALCcourse listing pages 2426 40 1418 1923 3537 3839 2829 3234 27INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS 6 10 2 1MANAGEMENT 10 6 2, 102, 5, 12, 152 1MARKETING 9 5, 6 3, 10 12, 50 2 1OFFICE SYSTEMS 31, 33educationEARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 12, 13 13, 14 19 19, 39, 55 1315PHYSICAL EDUCATION 16 21PRIMARY TEACHING 1214 13, 14 19 20 1315SECONDARY TEACHING 12 14, 16 19 15engineeringAUTOMOTIVE TRADES 3CHEMICAL & MATERIALS ENGINEERING 18 7CIVIL ENGINEERING 11, 12 18COMPUTER SYSTEMS ENGINEERING 57 18ENGINEERING 3 18 7MECHANICAL ENGINEERING 18 7NATURAL RESOURCE & ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING18 5SOFTWARE ENGINEERING 18 7 5 9 24TELECOMMUNICATIONS ENGINEERING 24farming & agricultureAGRIBUSINESS 2, 3 6, 12 1, 3 3, 6AGRICULTURAL SKILLS & SCIENCES 2, 31, 7, 13151, 6ANIMAL CARE & SCIENCES 7 25VETERINARY COURSES 28, 29forestrY, horticulture, fishing & conservationCONSERVATION & RESOURCE MANAGEMENT23 6 5, 7FORESTRY 2, 42, 43 3HORTICULTURE 14healthDENTAL STUDIES 46HEALTH SCIENCE 18 20 20, 27 2, 58HUMAN BIOLOGY 25 3HUMAN NUTRITION 25 20, 22, 24MEDICAL DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING 26MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENCE 7MEDICAL RADIATION THERAPY 1 8MEDICINE & SURGERY 21 9NURSING & HEALTH CARE 22 22 8OPTOMETRY 24PHARMACOLOGY/PHARMACY 23, 25PHYSIOTHERAPY 11SPEECH & LANGUAGE THERAPY 26Courses Chart for Public Institutionsmassey universitytai poutini polytechnicthe university of aucklandthe university of WaikatoWaiariki institute of technologyucol universal college of learninglincoln universityuniversity of otagotelford a division of lincoln universitycitY Nat Nat AK HM RT PN, WG CH DN BALCcourse listing pages 2426 40 1418 1923 3537 3839 2829 3234 27laWCOMMERCIAL LAW 6, 19CRIMINOLOGY 1, 19manufacturingFOOD SCIENCE 17 25 7 20, 22mori-related coursesMORI FINE ARTS & WEAVING 20MORI HEALTH STUDIES 27MORI LANGUAGE & CULTURE 20 2, 3 1 16, 53MORI STUDIES 1 1, 16 2, 16 16MORI TEACHING 13 55pacific islandrelated coursesPACIFIC STUDIES 1 1, 11, 16 16SAMOAN 1, 2, 3sciencesAPPLIED SCIENCE 12, 25 1 7 24BIOCHEMISTRY 25 14, 15 7 22BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 25 14, 15 7 22BIOMEDICAL SCIENCE 18, 25 3BIOTECHNOLOGY 26 14, 15 7 24CHEMISTRY 25 14, 15 22COMPUTER SCIENCE 25 5, 14, 15 8, 47 5 9 16, 22ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES 23 25 52 5 24GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES 25 7 22, 24GEOPHYSICS 25 22MARINE STUDIES 25 24MATHEMATICS 19 1, 25 1, 2, 5, 14 9 22MICROBIOLOGY 25 22PHYSICS 25 14, 15 22PHYSIOLOGY 25 3 22PLANT SCIENCE 25 7 22SCIENCE 21, 24 25 7 22STATISTICS & OPERATIONS RESEARCH 1, 6, 25 2, 5, 14 1, 16, 22ZOOLOGY 22social sciences & humanitiesANTHROPOLOGY 1 1, 16 11 16ART HISTORY 1 16ARTS & HUMANITIES 5 1 1ASIAN STUDIES 1 16CLASSICAL STUDIES 1 16COMPARATIVE LITERATURE 1ENGLISH 1 1 16ENGLISH WRITING 1 1 27ETHICS 1 1, 16FRENCH 13 1 16GEOGRAPHY 1 1, 16 11 8 16, 22Courses Chart for Public Institutions13 12 massey universitytai poutini polytechnicthe university of aucklandthe university of WaikatoWaiariki institute of technologyucol universal college of learninglincoln universityuniversity of otagotelford a division of lincoln universitycitY Nat Nat AK HM RT PN, WG CH DN BALCcourse listing pages 2426 40 1418 1923 3537 3839 2829 3234 27GERMAN 13 1 16GREEK 13 16HISTORY 1 1, 16 11 16ITALIAN 13JAPANESE 13 1 16KOREAN 13LATIN 13 16LINGUISTICS 1 1, 16 11 16MANDARIN (CHINESE) 13 1 16PHILOSOPHY 1 1, 16 16POLITICS 1 1, 16 16PSYCHOLOGY 1 1, 14, 16 16, 22RELIGIOUS STUDIES 16RUSSIAN 13SOCIAL SCIENCE 1 16 10 8SOCIOLOGY 1 16 16SPANISH 13 1 16THEOLOGY 4 19GENDER/WOMEN'S STUDIES 1 16 16social servicesCHILD, NANNY & COMMUNITY CARE 34COMMUNITY WORK 19 15 12REST HOME CARE 15SOCIAL WORK 25 15, 17 17 12tourism, hospitalitY, sport & aviationAVIATION SKILLS 6, 7EXERCISE SCIENCE 27 25 3 21FOOD & BEVERAGE 37, 38 38, 51HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT 2123 20 3, 44, 45LEISURE STUDIES 35, 36, 40 44, 45 21SPORT & RECREATION 27 10 21TOURISM, TRAVEL & HOSPITALITY 16, 17 207, 21, 25, 26, 5411 1Courses Chart for Public Institutionscourses chartfor private providersair new Zealand aviation instituteames i.t academy nZ management academiesmedia design schoolctc aviation trainingvision collegetraining for Youdesign & arts college of new Zealandelectec college of technologycitY AK, CH AK, HM AK, HM AK HM HM, CH WG CH CHcourse listing pages 47 4243 44 51 52 56 55 57 56architecture, Building & planningARCHITECTURE 4arts & communicationsART & DESIGN 1, 2, 5 5 1, 3 4COMMUNICATION STUDIES 6, 7FASHION DESIGN 6FINE ARTS 1GRAPHIC DESIGN, COMPUTER GRAPHICS & 3D ANIMATION 15 5 3 4HAIRDRESSING, MAKE-UP & BEAUTY CARE 7INTERIOR, FURNITURE & SPATIAL DESIGN 5MEDIA STUDIES 6, 7MUSIC 1, 2PHOTOGRAPHY 2Bridging coursesBRIDGING COURSES 5commerceACCOUNTING & FINANCE 10BUSINESS 68 9, 10 1BUSINESS COMPUTING 1, 2 1HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT 10MANAGEMENT 10MARKETING 10educationADULT EDUCATION 4EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION 3, 4 3, 59SPECIAL NEEDS9engineeringCOMPUTER SYSTEMS ENGINEERING 1, 2 2, 3ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC 1ENGINEERING 2SOFTWARE ENGINEERING 2, 7 3 5farming & agricultureANIMAL CARE & SCIENCES 2, 5sciencesCOMPUTER SCIENCE 17social sciences & humanitiesTHEOLOGY 7, 8tourism, hospitalitY & transportAVIATION SKILLS 1 13FOOD & BEVERAGE 1, 2HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT 15TOURISM, TRAVEL & HOSPITALITY 1Courses Chart for Private ProvidersMake your markon the worldGet a degree from The University of Auckland, and you will give yourself a foundation that will set you apart, wherever in the world you go and whatever you choose to do. As New Zealands leading university*, we can give you the edge youll need for success so you can make your mark on the world.*www.auckland.ac.nz/leadinguniversityMy degree at The University of Auckland Business School provided me with more than just the core technical skills and business know-how to successfully enter the business world. It provided me with the opportunity to practice my problem-solving skills, socialise with key people within the business community, and travel and compete internationally as part of the Management Consulting Club.This year I am a graduate at Deloitte within their Consulting Service Line, and Strategy and Operations team. The skills I developed while at University, such as the ability to think on my feet, analyse information and communicate effectively, support me in my career on a daily basis and are invaluable.Alison Dunn,BCom/LLB, Consultant, Deloittewww.auckland.ac.nz 0800 61 62 63KingSt10901_C&C_AProgramme Major/Minors/Specialisations Duration Campus Application closing dateClasses startArtsBachelor of Arts (BA)For the BA you can choose from an extensive range of 41 major and 47 minor subjects which enable you to explore society, politics, history, ideas, languages and literature. Further study is available at postgraduate level in a wide variety of subjects, some with a vocational focus.3 years City 8 Dec 2012 4 March 201322 Jul 2013Diploma in Languages (DipLang)You can study one or two languages for the diploma at the same time as you study for any degree (including the BA) and graduate with an additional qualifcation. Youll acquire knowledge of languages and cultures that will enrich yourother studies and broaden your skills for future careers.Equivalentof 1 year of fulltime study(taken part-time)City 8 Dec 2012 4 March 201322 Jul 2013Certifcate in Languages (CertLang)This enables you to study one or two languages alongside study of any degree. You can acquire some knowledge of another language and add depth to your other studies.Equivalentof 1semester of fulltime study(taken part-time)City 8 Dec 2012 4 March 201322 Jul 2013Bachelor of Theology (BTheol)The School of Theology, part of the Faculty of Arts, offers a BTheol with a range of courses in three subject areas.Majors: Biblical Studies, Christian Thought and History, Practical Theology.3 years City 8 Dec 2012 4 March 201322 Jul 2013Business and EconomicsBachelor of Business and Information Management (BBIM)This degree consists of a major in Information Management, together with a second major chosen from Accounting or Marketing. The Information Management major includes web application design, e-business and multi-media production.Majors: Information Management and either Accounting or Marketing.3 years City 8 Dec 2012 4 March 2013Bachelor of Commerce (BCom)The emphasis of the BCom is on fexibility: providing you with a wide range of business majors that may be combined in a double major. Develop your intellectual curiosity and analytical ability while gaining the knowledge essential for your future career. Your BCom will equip you with frst-class communication, teamwork and leadership skills, as well as cross-cultural understanding.Majors: Accounting, Commercial Law, Economics, Finance, Information Systems, Innovation and Entrepreneurship, International Business, International Trade, Management, Marketing, Operations and SupplyChain Management, Taxation.3 years City 8 Dec 2012 4 March 2013Bachelor of Property (BProp)As a specialist business degree, the BProp prepares you for careers in valuation, investment, property managementand development, local government and real estate.3 years City 8 Dec 2012 4 March 2013National Institute of Creative Arts and IndustriesBachelor of Architectural Studies (BAS)The BAS provides you with a general introduction to architecture and related aspects of design. It forms the frst partof a two-tiered architecture programme and is a prerequisite degree for your entry into the professional architecture qualifcation, the Master of Architecture (Professional). A portfolio is required and possibly an interview.3 years City 8 Dec 2012 4 March 2013Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)The BFA programme at Elam School of Fine Arts is a vibrant and creative fne arts programme. Elam offers a broad range of art activities supported in a vibrant interdisciplinary studio environment. You will have access to well-designed studios and practical workshops as well as excellent digital media equipment, enabling you to work with a range of art forms and media. Many of the staff at Elam are well-known practising artists who will encourage you todevelop your ideas and creative practice. A portfolio is required along with a written statement, and possibly an interview.4 years City 1 Oct 2012 4 March 2013The University of AucklandNew Zealand citizens or permanent residentsPhone: 0800 61 62 63Email: studentinfo@auckland.ac.nzWeb: www.auckland.ac.nzFor detailed information on what you will be studying, entry requirements, career possibilities and further study options for the following programmes of study,please see the 2013 Undergraduate Prospectus. For a copy, please contact:International studentsPhone: 64 9 373 7513Email: int-questions@auckland.ac.nzWeb: www.auckland.ac.nz/international123456789Entry requirements: www.auckland.ac.nz/admissionStudent accommodation: www.auckland.ac.nz/accommodationCourses and Careers Directory.indd 1 16/05/12 3:28 PMMake your markon the worldGet a degree from The University of Auckland, and you will give yourself a foundation that will set you apart, wherever in the world you go and whatever you choose to do. As New Zealands leading university*, we can give you the edge youll need for success so you can make your mark on the world.*www.auckland.ac.nz/leadinguniversityMy degree at The University of Auckland Business School provided me with more than just the core technical skills and business know-how to successfully enter the business world. It provided me with the opportunity to practice my problem-solving skills, socialise with key people within the business community, and travel and compete internationally as part of the Management Consulting Club.This year I am a graduate at Deloitte within their Consulting Service Line, and Strategy and Operations team. The skills I developed while at University, such as the ability to think on my feet, analyse information and communicate effectively, support me in my career on a daily basis and are invaluable.Alison Dunn,BCom/LLB, Consultant, Deloittewww.auckland.ac.nz 0800 61 62 63KingSt10901_C&C_AProgramme Major/Minors/Specialisations Duration Campus Application closing dateClasses startArtsBachelor of Arts (BA)For the BA you can choose from an extensive range of 41 major and 47 minor subjects which enable you to explore society, politics, history, ideas, languages and literature. Further study is available at postgraduate level in a wide variety of subjects, some with a vocational focus.3 years City 8 Dec 2012 4 March 201322 Jul 2013Diploma in Languages (DipLang)You can study one or two languages for the diploma at the same time as you study for any degree (including the BA) and graduate with an additional qualifcation. Youll acquire knowledge of languages and cultures that will enrich yourother studies and broaden your skills for future careers.Equivalentof 1 year of fulltime study(taken part-time)City 8 Dec 2012 4 March 201322 Jul 2013Certifcate in Languages (CertLang)This enables you to study one or two languages alongside study of any degree. You can acquire some knowledge of another language and add depth to your other studies.Equivalentof 1semester of fulltime study(taken part-time)City 8 Dec 2012 4 March 201322 Jul 2013Bachelor of Theology (BTheol)The School of Theology, part of the Faculty of Arts, offers a BTheol with a range of courses in three subject areas.Majors: Biblical Studies, Christian Thought and History, Practical Theology.3 years City 8 Dec 2012 4 March 201322 Jul 2013Business and EconomicsBachelor of Business and Information Management (BBIM)This degree consists of a major in Information Management, together with a second major chosen from Accounting or Marketing. The Information Management major includes web application design, e-business and multi-media production.Majors: Information Management and either Accounting or Marketing.3 years City 8 Dec 2012 4 March 2013Bachelor of Commerce (BCom)The emphasis of the BCom is on fexibility: providing you with a wide range of business majors that may be combined in a double major. Develop your intellectual curiosity and analytical ability while gaining the knowledge essential for your future career. Your BCom will equip you with frst-class communication, teamwork and leadership skills, as well as cross-cultural understanding.Majors: Accounting, Commercial Law, Economics, Finance, Information Systems, Innovation and Entrepreneurship, International Business, International Trade, Management, Marketing, Operations and SupplyChain Management, Taxation.3 years City 8 Dec 2012 4 March 2013Bachelor of Property (BProp)As a specialist business degree, the BProp prepares you for careers in valuation, investment, property managementand development, local government and real estate.3 years City 8 Dec 2012 4 March 2013National Institute of Creative Arts and IndustriesBachelor of Architectural Studies (BAS)The BAS provides you with a general introduction to architecture and related aspects of design. It forms the frst partof a two-tiered architecture programme and is a prerequisite degree for your entry into the professional architecture qualifcation, the Master of Architecture (Professional). A portfolio is required and possibly an interview.3 years City 8 Dec 2012 4 March 2013Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)The BFA programme at Elam School of Fine Arts is a vibrant and creative fne arts programme. Elam offers a broad range of art activities supported in a vibrant interdisciplinary studio environment. You will have access to well-designed studios and practical workshops as well as excellent digital media equipment, enabling you to work with a range of art forms and media. Many of the staff at Elam are well-known practising artists who will encourage you todevelop your ideas and creative practice. A portfolio is required along with a written statement, and possibly an interview.4 years City 1 Oct 2012 4 March 2013The University of AucklandNew Zealand citizens or permanent residentsPhone: 0800 61 62 63Email: studentinfo@auckland.ac.nzWeb: www.auckland.ac.nzFor detailed information on what you will be studying, entry requirements, career possibilities and further study options for the following programmes of study,please see the 2013 Undergraduate Prospectus. For a copy, please contact:International studentsPhone: 64 9 373 7513Email: int-questions@auckland.ac.nzWeb: www.auckland.ac.nz/international123456789Entry requirements: www.auckland.ac.nz/admissionStudent accommodation: www.auckland.ac.nz/accommodationCourses and Careers Directory.indd 1 16/05/12 3:28 PMProgramme Major/Minors/Specialisations Duration Campus Application closing dateClasses startBachelor of Music (BMus)The BMus will equip you with the relevant professional expertise for a range of music career opportunities including entertainment, education, composing, journalism, music therapy and the recording industry. You will have the opportunity to develop essential musical skills through a wide range of courses and can specialise in particularinstruments, aspects or genres of music. An audition is required for applicants taking the Performance, Jazz or PopularMusic majors and may be required for other majors.Majors: Classical Performance, Composition, Jazz Performance, Musicology, Popular Music3 years City 1 Oct 2012Classical Performance,Jazz Performance and PopularMusic majors8 Dec 2012All other majors4 March 201322 Jul 2013Bachelor of Dance Studies (BDanceSt)The Dance Studies Programme offers you the chance to develop a deeper academic and practical understanding of dance and its value in a community and global context to pursue a sustainable career in a diverse range of dance related felds. Through a range of stimulating courses you will be encouraged to dance, develop your techniques and skills and express your ideas through choreography and writing. You will also have the chance to apply yourknowledge and practice in real community contexts. Applicants may be asked to demonstrate performance skills at an audition. A CV and written statement plus interview is required.Major: Dance Studies.3 years City 1 Oct 2012 4 March 2013Bachelor of Planning (BPlan)The BPlan is a degree programme concerned with improving the quality of peoples lives, the wise management of resources and the protection and enhancement of the environment. There is a world shortage of planners so careeropportunities for BPlan graduates are numerous and diverse. The BPlan offers you the opportunity to develop yourcreative thinking and problem-solving skills through a range of courses covering sustainability and the environment,urban design, politics and policy, community and economic development.4 years City 8 Dec 2012 4 March 2013EducationBachelor of Education (Teaching) (BEd(Tchg))The BEd(Tchg) is a professional qualifcation leading to teacher registration in New Zealand and is also recognised internationally. The programme combines best-practice teaching techniques and theories with extensive practical experience in schools/centres. You can specialise in one of four pathways: Early Childhood Education (ECE), Pasifka ECE, Primary,Huarahi Mori. Interview, literacy and numeracy assessment, and referees reports are required. Applicants must be capable of meeting the requirements of the New Zealand Teachers Council including language profciency.Specialisations: Early Childhood Education (ECE), Pasifka ECE, Primary, Huarahi Mori.3 years(part-time options available)Epsom, Tai Tokerau, The University of Auckland atManukau Institute of Technology, and by Flexi-mode**Flexi-mode offered for ECEonly. Not all specialisations taught at all campuses.1 Dec 2012 4 March 2013Graduate Diploma in Teaching (GradDipTchg)The GradDipTchg is designed for people who already have an undergraduate degree and want to enter a career in teaching. This course will qualify you to teach after just one year of fulltime study.Specialisations: Early Childhood Education (ECE), Primary, Secondary.1 year Epsom, Tai Tokerau, The University of Auckland atManukau Institute of Technology.ECEspecialisation also offered byfexible learning mode.1 Nov 2012(ECE and primary)1 Dec 2012(Secondary)Late Jan 2013(ECE and primary)4 March 2013(Secondary)Bachelor of Human Services (BHumServ)The BHumServ will prepare you for service, support and management roles within a variety of human service and community settings. You can choose to major in either Youth Work or Disability Studies giving you specifc skills and knowledge to work effectively with young people or those with special needs. Interview, referees reports and otherchecks on suitability are required.Majors: Disability Studies, Youth Work.3 years Epsom 1 Dec 2012 4 March 2013Bachelor of Physical Education (BPE)The BPE gives you specialised skills and in-depth knowledge in the feld of physical education and prepares you to teach physical education at secondary school level. The programme can also lead to careers in related areas such as coaching,sports management, outdoor and adventure education, personal training, dance tutoring and health education.Interview and referees reports required. Applicants must be capable of meeting the requirements of the New Zealand Teachers Council.4 years (part-time options available)Epsom 1 Dec 2012 4 March 2013Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)The BSWgives you the skills and strong professional base that practising social workers need when working with others toovercome social challenges in todays world. Graduates of this programme will have the opportunity to practise in felds as varied as mental health, child protection, addictions, justice, policy management, research and teaching. Interview and referees reports required. Applicants must be capable of meeting the requirements of the Social Workers Registration Act.Majors: Child and Family Practice, Health Social Work Practice, Youth Services Practice. You can undertake a broad degree or specialise.4 years (part-time options available)Epsom 1 Dec 2012 4 March 20131211131415171610Courses and Careers Directory.indd 2 16/05/12 3:28 PMProgramme Major/Minors/Specialisations Duration Campus Application closing dateClasses startEngineeringBachelor of Engineering (Honours) (BE(Hons))The frst year of the BE(Hons) provides a broad base of engineering and professional fundamentals fromsubjects such as engineering mechanics, engineering design, materials science, electrical and digital systems, biology and chemistry forengineers, mathematical modelling, and engineering computation and software development.Specialisations: Biomedical, Chemical and Materials, Civil (including Environmental), Computer Systems,Electrical and Electronic, Engineering Science, Mechanical, Mechatronics, and Software.4 years City 8 Dec 2012 4 March 201322 Jul 2013LawBachelor of Laws (LLB)The LLB prepares you for careers in professional law frms, accountancy and consulting frms, commerce and industry, the government sector, universities, international organisations and community organisations. You can undertake a broad degree or specialise.Specialisations: Commercial Law, Criminal Law, Environmental Law, Family Law, Human Rights Law,International Law, Public Law, or choose to generalise4 years City 1 Dec 2012(LLB Part II)8 Dec 2012(LLB Part I)4 March 2013Medical and Health SciencesBachelor of Health Sciences (BHSc)This BHSc provides a multi-disciplinary understanding of public health, health care and health services in New Zealand. It considers the health of populations and the socio-economic and behavioural factors affecting health and health provision; the role governments play in determining health policy; how health systems function; and the biological and social basis of ill health in our communities.3 years City, Tmaki 8 Dec 2012 4 March 2013Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBChB)The MBChB equips students with the medical knowledge, clinical and research skills, attitudes, awareness and enthusiasm for future specialist education in a wide range of medical disciplines. Students will undertake a course of study which includes a multi-disciplinary approach to human systems; the acquisition of clinical and professional skills;and extensive training in a variety of clinical environments.To be eligible to apply, you must frst complete Year 1 of either the BHSc or the BSc in Biomedical Science, or have completed another degree approved by the Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences. You must also complete the UMAT test and attend an interview.6 years (includingyear 1)Grafton and clinical sites throughoutupper North Island1 Nov 2012 4 March 2013Bachelor of Nursing (BNurs)Designed to meet the needs of contemporary nursing practice, the BNurs introduces you to courses in patient care and medical technology in an environment of research alongside other health professionals. Graduates mayprogress to leadership roles in the profession and in community health and disability support services.3 years Grafton 8 Dec 2012 4 March 2013Bachelor of Pharmacy (BPharm)The BPharm is designed to provide students with comprehensive and practical training for a career in pharmacy. The degree extends beyond the traditional approaches to pharmacy education by shifting the focus from drug chemistryand delivery to incorporate issues such as how drugs are developed, how patients use them, and how pharmacists can optimise patient care through interaction with other health professionals. An interview is required.You will also undertake a year-long pre-registration training programme after you graduate, after which you will be a registered pharmacist.4 years Grafton (mainly)1 Nov 2012 4 March 2013Bachelor of Optometry (BOptom) The University of Auckland is the only university in New Zealand offering the BOptom. The programme covers the clinical application of optometry and the visual sciences and prepares students for careers in private practice,hospitals and industry.School leavers cannot be directly admitted into the BOptom (Part I). To be eligible to apply, you must frst complete the common year of the BSc in Biomedical Science involving set courses in Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Health Sciences (or equivalent), or have completed another degree approved by the Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences.4 years City, Grafton 1 Dec 2012 4 March 2013ScienceBachelor of Science (BSc)There is a wealth of subjects and specialisations on offer within the BSc. The main areas include Biological Sciences,Human and Earth Sciences, Computational Sciences, Physical Sciences and Health-orientated Sciences. As well as skills that are part of your academic learning in your chosen major, youll have exposure to new technologies including IT. This is the degree for you if youre science-minded and want to keep your options open.Majors: Anthropological Science, Applied Mathematics, Biological Sciences, Chemistry, Computer Science, Food Science, Geography, Geology, Mathematics, Pharmacology, Physics, Physiology, Psychology, Sport and Exercise Science, Statistics and Nutrition.Specialisations: Bioinformatics, Biomedical Science, Ecology, Electronics and Computing, Environmental Science,Geophysics, Information Systems, Logic and Computation, Marine Science, Medicinal Chemistry, Operations Research.3 years City, Tmaki 8 Dec 2012 4 March 201322 Jul 2013subject tospace availability1819202122232425Courses and Careers Directory.indd 3 16/05/12 3:28 PMProgramme Major/Minors/Specialisations Duration Campus Application closing dateClasses startBachelor of Music (BMus)The BMus will equip you with the relevant professional expertise for a range of music career opportunities including entertainment, education, composing, journalism, music therapy and the recording industry. You will have the opportunity to develop essential musical skills through a wide range of courses and can specialise in particularinstruments, aspects or genres of music. An audition is required for applicants taking the Performance, Jazz or PopularMusic majors and may be required for other majors.Majors: Classical Performance, Composition, Jazz Performance, Musicology, Popular Music3 years City 1 Oct 2012Classical Performance,Jazz Performance and PopularMusic majors8 Dec 2012All other majors4 March 201322 Jul 2013Bachelor of Dance Studies (BDanceSt)The Dance Studies Programme offers you the chance to develop a deeper academic and practical understanding of dance and its value in a community and global context to pursue a sustainable career in a diverse range of dance related felds. Through a range of stimulating courses you will be encouraged to dance, develop your techniques and skills and express your ideas through choreography and writing. You will also have the chance to apply yourknowledge and practice in real community contexts. Applicants may be asked to demonstrate performance skills at an audition. A CV and written statement plus interview is required.Major: Dance Studies.3 years City 1 Oct 2012 4 March 2013Bachelor of Planning (BPlan)The BPlan is a degree programme concerned with improving the quality of peoples lives, the wise management of resources and the protection and enhancement of the environment. There is a world shortage of planners so careeropportunities for BPlan graduates are numerous and diverse. The BPlan offers you the opportunity to develop yourcreative thinking and problem-solving skills through a range of courses covering sustainability and the environment,urban design, politics and policy, community and economic development.4 years City 8 Dec 2012 4 March 2013EducationBachelor of Education (Teaching) (BEd(Tchg))The BEd(Tchg) is a professional qualifcation leading to teacher registration in New Zealand and is also recognised internationally. The programme combines best-practice teaching techniques and theories with extensive practical experience in schools/centres. You can specialise in one of four pathways: Early Childhood Education (ECE), Pasifka ECE, Primary,Huarahi Mori. Interview, literacy and numeracy assessment, and referees reports are required. Applicants must be capable of meeting the requirements of the New Zealand Teachers Council including language profciency.Specialisations: Early Childhood Education (ECE), Pasifka ECE, Primary, Huarahi Mori.3 years(part-time options available)Epsom, Tai Tokerau, The University of Auckland atManukau Institute of Technology, and by Flexi-mode**Flexi-mode offered for ECEonly. Not all specialisations taught at all campuses.1 Dec 2012 4 March 2013Graduate Diploma in Teaching (GradDipTchg)The GradDipTchg is designed for people who already have an undergraduate degree and want to enter a career in teaching. This course will qualify you to teach after just one year of fulltime study.Specialisations: Early Childhood Education (ECE), Primary, Secondary.1 year Epsom, Tai Tokerau, The University of Auckland atManukau Institute of Technology.ECEspecialisation also offered byfexible learning mode.1 Nov 2012(ECE and primary)1 Dec 2012(Secondary)Late Jan 2013(ECE and primary)4 March 2013(Secondary)Bachelor of Human Services (BHumServ)The BHumServ will prepare you for service, support and management roles within a variety of human service and community settings. You can choose to major in either Youth Work or Disability Studies giving you specifc skills and knowledge to work effectively with young people or those with special needs. Interview, referees reports and otherchecks on suitability are required.Majors: Disability Studies, Youth Work.3 years Epsom 1 Dec 2012 4 March 2013Bachelor of Physical Education (BPE)The BPE gives you specialised skills and in-depth knowledge in the feld of physical education and prepares you to teach physical education at secondary school level. The programme can also lead to careers in related areas such as coaching,sports management, outdoor and adventure education, personal training, dance tutoring and health education.Interview and referees reports required. Applicants must be capable of meeting the requirements of the New Zealand Teachers Council.4 years (part-time options available)Epsom 1 Dec 2012 4 March 2013Bachelor of Social Work (BSW)The BSWgives you the skills and strong professional base that practising social workers need when working with others toovercome social challenges in todays world. Graduates of this programme will have the opportunity to practise in felds as varied as mental health, child protection, addictions, justice, policy management, research and teaching. Interview and referees reports required. Applicants must be capable of meeting the requirements of the Social Workers Registration Act.Majors: Child and Family Practice, Health Social Work Practice, Youth Services Practice. You can undertake a broad degree or specialise.4 years (part-time options available)Epsom 1 Dec 2012 4 March 20131211131415171610Courses and Careers Directory.indd 2 16/05/12 3:28 PMProgramme Major/Minors/Specialisations Duration Campus Application closing dateClasses startEngineeringBachelor of Engineering (Honours) (BE(Hons))The frst year of the BE(Hons) provides a broad base of engineering and professional fundamentals fromsubjects such as engineering mechanics, engineering design, materials science, electrical and digital systems, biology and chemistry forengineers, mathematical modelling, and engineering computation and software development.Specialisations: Biomedical, Chemical and Materials, Civil (including Environmental), Computer Systems,Electrical and Electronic, Engineering Science, Mechanical, Mechatronics, and Software.4 years City 8 Dec 2012 4 March 201322 Jul 2013LawBachelor of Laws (LLB)The LLB prepares you for careers in professional law frms, accountancy and consulting frms, commerce and industry, the government sector, universities, international organisations and community organisations. You can undertake a broad degree or specialise.Specialisations: Commercial Law, Criminal Law, Environmental Law, Family Law, Human Rights Law,International Law, Public Law, or choose to generalise4 years City 1 Dec 2012(LLB Part II)8 Dec 2012(LLB Part I)4 March 2013Medical and Health SciencesBachelor of Health Sciences (BHSc)This BHSc provides a multi-disciplinary understanding of public health, health care and health services in New Zealand. It considers the health of populations and the socio-economic and behavioural factors affecting health and health provision; the role governments play in determining health policy; how health systems function; and the biological and social basis of ill health in our communities.3 years City, Tmaki 8 Dec 2012 4 March 2013Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBChB)The MBChB equips students with the medical knowledge, clinical and research skills, attitudes, awareness and enthusiasm for future specialist education in a wide range of medical disciplines. Students will undertake a course of study which includes a multi-disciplinary approach to human systems; the acquisition of clinical and professional skills;and extensive training in a variety of clinical environments.To be eligible to apply, you must frst complete Year 1 of either the BHSc or the BSc in Biomedical Science, or have completed another degree approved by the Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences. You must also complete the UMAT test and attend an interview.6 years (includingyear 1)Grafton and clinical sites throughoutupper North Island1 Nov 2012 4 March 2013Bachelor of Nursing (BNurs)Designed to meet the needs of contemporary nursing practice, the BNurs introduces you to courses in patient care and medical technology in an environment of research alongside other health professionals. Graduates mayprogress to leadership roles in the profession and in community health and disability support services.3 years Grafton 8 Dec 2012 4 March 2013Bachelor of Pharmacy (BPharm)The BPharm is designed to provide students with comprehensive and practical training for a career in pharmacy. The degree extends beyond the traditional approaches to pharmacy education by shifting the focus from drug chemistryand delivery to incorporate issues such as how drugs are developed, how patients use them, and how pharmacists can optimise patient care through interaction with other health professionals. An interview is required.You will also undertake a year-long pre-registration training programme after you graduate, after which you will be a registered pharmacist.4 years Grafton (mainly)1 Nov 2012 4 March 2013Bachelor of Optometry (BOptom) The University of Auckland is the only university in New Zealand offering the BOptom. The programme covers the clinical application of optometry and the visual sciences and prepares students for careers in private practice,hospitals and industry.School leavers cannot be directly admitted into the BOptom (Part I). To be eligible to apply, you must frst complete the common year of the BSc in Biomedical Science involving set courses in Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Health Sciences (or equivalent), or have completed another degree approved by the Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences.4 years City, Grafton 1 Dec 2012 4 March 2013ScienceBachelor of Science (BSc)There is a wealth of subjects and specialisations on offer within the BSc. The main areas include Biological Sciences,Human and Earth Sciences, Computational Sciences, Physical Sciences and Health-orientated Sciences. As well as skills that are part of your academic learning in your chosen major, youll have exposure to new technologies including IT. This is the degree for you if youre science-minded and want to keep your options open.Majors: Anthropological Science, Applied Mathematics, Biological Sciences, Chemistry, Computer Science, Food Science, Geography, Geology, Mathematics, Pharmacology, Physics, Physiology, Psychology, Sport and Exercise Science, Statistics and Nutrition.Specialisations: Bioinformatics, Biomedical Science, Ecology, Electronics and Computing, Environmental Science,Geophysics, Information Systems, Logic and Computation, Marine Science, Medicinal Chemistry, Operations Research.3 years City, Tmaki 8 Dec 2012 4 March 201322 Jul 2013subject tospace availability1819202122232425Courses and Careers Directory.indd 3 16/05/12 3:28 PMProgramme Duration Campus Application closing dateClasses startBachelor of Technology (BTech)The BTech focuses on specialist areas of technology. The courses cover a comprehensive range of subjects relevant tothe specialisation.Specialisations: Biotechnology, Information Technology, Medical Physics and Imaging Technology,Optoelectronics.4 years City, Tmaki 8 Dec 2012 4 March 201322 Jul 2013subject tospace availabilityAlternative pathwaysCertifcate in Health Sciences Hikitia Te Ora (CertHSc)This one-year programme prepares people of Mori and Pacifc descent for tertiary study in the health professions and is designed to bridge the gap between secondary school studies and university. It introduces concepts in physics, chemistry, population health, human biology, Mori health, Pacifc health, and mathematics. Successful completion will enable you to apply for entry into courses offered by the Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences.1 year Gafton,Tmaki8 Dec 2012 4 March 2013Foundation Certifcate EducationThis programme is specifcally designed to prepare you for study in teacher education or social services at the Faculty of Education. It helps you gain the confdence to tackle tertiary study by developing your learning and study skills and introducing you to the tertiary study environment. Successful completion enables students to apply for admission intoFaculty of Education programmes. Personal references and interview normally required.1 year Epsom 8 Dec 2012 4 March 2013Foundation Certifcate Tohu Tpapa MtaurangaThis programme will develop your te reo Mori and tikanga Mori profciency and knowledge while learning essential study skills for future study at the Faculty of Education. Successful completion enables you to apply for admission intoFaculty of Education programmes. Personal references and interview normally required.1 year Epsom 8 Dec 2012 4 March 2013New Start GeneralThis programme prepares you for entry into a range of degrees at The University of Auckland. You will have lectures on topics in the humanities, social sciences, education and law. You will be introduced to a variety of topics in humanities, social sciences, education and law to help you assess your area of interest and comfortably make yourdegree decision.Refer to www.auckland.ac.nz/newstart13 weeks (part-time day orevening classes)City, Manukau,West AucklandClosing dates varydepending on courseFeb 2013Jul 2013New Start for BusinessThis programme will prepare you for entry to the Business Information Management (BBIM), Commerce (BCom), orProperty (BProp) at The University of Auckland Business School. Four courses are offered within this programme.They are accounting, economics and two modules in mathematics.Refer to www.auckland.ac.nz/newstart13 weeks (part-time day orevening classes)City Closing dates varydepending on courseMar 2013Jul 2013The University of Auckland Tertiary Foundation CertifcateA pre-degree programme designed to prepare students for tertiary study and to provide an alternative entry to university.This is a fulltime course in Arts or Science and is taught on the City Campus over one academic year. Students who are under-prepared for tertiary study are given the skills and confdence to succeed.Refer to www.auckland.ac.nz/tfc1 year City Early Feb 2013 Feb 2013Scholarships and AwardsEach year The University of Auckland has a wealth of scholarships available to school leavers fromall walks of life and fromall over New Zealand. If you are a new student enrolling at The Universityof Auckland, then regardless of your background or where you live, you may be eligible for one of more than 300 undergraduate scholarships and awards, and there are many more for yoursubsequent years of study.Categories for school leavers include academic excellence, Mori and Pacifc students, anyone experiencing fnancial hardship and an ability to succeed at University. Many of our faculties also offerscholarships for school-leavers who are entering the University fromspecifc backgrounds and for new students embarking on a particular course of study.For more information on all our scholarships and how to apply visit www.auckland.ac.nz/scholarships2829303132Conjoint programmes available for 2013BA BCom BE(Hons) BFA BFA(Hons)BHSc(some majors)BHSc(Hons) BMus BNurs BProp BSc BTheol LLB LLB(Hons)BA BCom BE(Hons) BFA BFA(Hons) BHSc (somemajors) BHSc(Hons)BMus BNurs BProp BSc BTheol LLB LLB(Hons) 2627Courses and Careers Directory.indd 4 16/05/12 3:28 PMStudy with the University of Waikato and youll reap the rewards of a dynamic andunique university experience. Waikato has a broad range of degrees and a flexible structure so you can build a degreeto suit your interests and career plans.Students benefit from small classes, personalised student services, and direct contact from leading academics, youre never just a number.In the last national grading, Waikato was ranked No.1 in New Zealand in Accounting and Finance, Chemistry, Communications, Computer Science, Ecology, Education, Management, Biology, Music and Mathematics.The University of Waikato.1 Bachelor of Arts (BA) March/July 3 years On campusBA subjects deal with the history and creative activities of humankind.You will learn about human nature and the human mind as they are revealed through the arts, the languages and the politics of past andpresent cultures. The Bachelor of Arts provides the flexibility to design a degree with an arts base that combines subjects you feel passionate about with those that broaden your career options. Students must complete the requirements of a major chosen from: Anthropology,Chinese, Education Studies, English, Ethics, French, Geography, German,History, International Languages and Culture, Japanese, Linguistics, Mori and Pacific Development, Mori Language/Te Reo Mori, Mori Media andCommunication, Mathematics, Music, New Zealand Studies, Philosophy,Political Science, Psychology, Screen and Media Studies, Spanish, Theatre Studies or Mori Cultural Studies/Tikanga Mori. Supporting subjectsmay also be taken in English as a Second Language, Pacific Studies, SocialScience Research, Treaty of Waitangi Studies, Writing Studies or any otherundergraduate subject.If you have University Entrance you will be guaranteed admission to thisdegree. All other applicants will be considered on a case-by-case basis.Actor (theatre, film ortelevision), Arts Administrator,Communications Co-ordinator,Defence Strategist, Diplomat,Film Music Composer, Foreign Affairs and Trade Policy Officer,International Marketing Manager,Interpreter, Lecturer, Media Relations Adviser, Museum Curator, Policy Analyst, Teacher,Trade Commissioner, TranslatorCourse Name Course Starts Duration VenueCourse Information Entry Requirements Career Paths2 Bachelor of Business Analysis Financial (BBA(Fin)) March/July 3 years On campusThe Bachelor of Business Analysis Financial is a professionally recognisedspecialist degree with a particular emphasis on financial management.Rather than covering the broader aspects of business management, you will look in depth at the areas of Accounting, Economics and Finance. You will study a core programme of business papers and have the opportunityto take papers in subjects outside Waikato Management School, e.g.Statistics or Mathematics. If you choose to major in Accounting, you can use this degree (with either an Honours year or a graduate diploma) asa route to meet the academic requirements for membership of the New Zealand Institute of Chartered Accountants. The BBA is also recognisedby CPA Australia as meeting that organisations academic requirements.Students must complete the requirements of a major subject chosen from:Accounting, Economics or Finance.If you have University Entrance you will be guaranteed admission to thisdegree. All other applicants will be considered on a case-by-case basis.Accountant, Auditor, Business orFinancial analyst, Commercial andInvestment Adviser, EconomicsResearcher, Economics Teacher,Economist, Finance Manager,Financial Controller, Investment Banker, Management Consultant,Mutual Fund Analyst/Trader, PolicyAnalyst and Adviser, Portfolio Manager, Sharebroker, Taxation Adviser, Treasury Manager8 Bachelor of Environmental Planning (BEP) March/July 4 years On campusThe Bachelor of Environmental Planning is a professionally recognisedspecialist degree that will set you up for a career in a planning relatedfield. If you care about the environment and are interested in making a difference to the world we live in, then the Bachelor of EnvironmentalPlanning is the degree for you. The programme aims to give students the knowledge and skills that are needed to make sure that New Zealandersuse their natural resources with care and with as little harm as possible.You will gain the latest knowledge and learn ideas about sustainable development and ethical care for our environment. Students must complete the requirements of the Environmental Planning major as wellas compulsory papers for the degree.If you have University Entrance you will be guaranteed admission to thisdegree. All other applicants will be considered on a case-by-case basis.Environmental Planner,Compliance Officer, Policy Analyst,Private Consultant, Project Manager, Researcher9 Bachelor of Laws (LLB) March/July 4 years On campusTe Piringa - Faculty of Law is committed to providing a high quality andinnovative student-focused legal education through its founding goalsof professionalism, law in context and biculturalism. We offer a practicallegal education programme, a focus on small-group teaching at the first-year level, excellent library and information technology resources,and the integration of topical issues into the law curriculum. We focus on developing analytical, research and communication skills skills that are keenly sought by employers. Students must complete the requirements of a major in Law.A selection process applies. Each applicant will be considered bythe Faculty of Law AdmissionsCommittee on a case-by-case basis.Factors such as academic results,school and community involvement and other achievements will be taken into account. Relevant information, with supportingevidence, should be included with your written statement.Accountancy Firms, Barrister,Business Management, CommunityOrganisations, Consultancy Firms,Environmental and Resource Management, Government Departments and State OwnedEnterprises, Human Resource Management, Insurance Sector,Iwi Trust Boards and Iwi/TribalOrganisations, LawCommission,Law Libraries, Local Government,Parliament, Private Consultancy,Public Trust, Real Estate, RegionalAuthorities, Solicitor, Tax Consultancy, Tertiary Institutions,Union/Employer Organisations10 Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) March/July 4 years On campusThe Bachelor of Management Studies is an internationally recognisedqualification that allows you to gain experience in a real-life management environment. It provides the academic disciplines, entrepreneurial skillsand personal development opportunities to enable you to enjoy an exciting career in management. Professionally qualified managers are the key drivers of trade, commerce and public service, making decisions to helpshape the world around them. This degree is built to give graduates the knowledge, the confidence and the choices to establish a rewarding careerin a wide variety of settings. Students must complete the requirementsof a major chosen from: Accounting, Economics, Electronic Business,Finance, Hospitality Management, Human Resource Management,International Management, Management Communication, Marketing,Public Relations, Strategic Management, Supply Chain Management orTourism Management.If you have University Entrance you will be guaranteed admission to this degree. All other applicants willbe considered on a case-by-case basis. Prior study of English or Te Reo Mori and Mathematics with Calculus or Statistics and Modellingis recommended.Accountant, Auditor, BusinessDevelopment Manager, Economist,Environmental Manager, EventsManager, Export Manager, Human Resource Manager, Investment Adviser, Marketing Manager,Operations Manager, PublicRelations Manager, StrategicManager, Tourism and HospitalityManager11 Bachelor of Mori and Pacific Development (BMPD) March/July 3 years On campusThe Bachelor of Mori and Pacific Development provides students with knowledge of the issues affecting Mori and other indigenous peoples asthey prepare to face the future. You will gain an insight into the traditional,social, political, economic, environmental, cultural and management aspects of Mori society. Having gained that insight, you will be more prepared to apply this knowledge to the things you value in your life andin your future career. Students must complete the requirements of a majorchosen from: Mori and Pacific Development, Mori Cultural Studies/Tikanga Mori, and Mori Language/Te Reo Mori.If you have University Entrance you will be guaranteed admission to thisdegree. All other applicants will be considered on a case-by-case basis.Education (teaching, development of resources), Research (tribal,national, museum), Media (television, radio, publishing),Government (politics, research,translation), Travel and Tourism12 Bachelor of Media and Creative Technologies (BMCT) March/July 3 years On campusThe Bachelor of Media and Creative Technologies is an innovative degree focused on new media and creative practices. The BMCT brings severaldisciplines together in a degree that explores the impact of creative technologies in arts and media, while subjecting those technologiesand creative forms to critical inquiry. The degree provides a distinctive undergraduate experience leading to graduates who are not only skilled in a variety of contemporary mediated creative practices but also possess a thorough conceptual and critical understanding of their cultural impact.Students must complete the requirements of a major chosen from:Creative Practices, Creative Technologies, Design Media, Mori Media andCommunication or Screen and Media Studies.If you have University Entrance you will be guaranteed admission to thisdegree. All other applicants will be considered on a case-by-case basis.Animator, Community ArtsAdviser, Composer, Creative Services Manager, Digital Print Broker, Events Manager, Interactive Designer, Performing Arts Theatre Manager, Press Manager, Print andProduction Producer, Producer,Retailer, Sound Technician, Teacher,Web Developer, Website DesignerCourse Name Course Starts Duration VenueCourse Information Entry Requirements Career Paths3 Bachelor of Communication Studies (BCS) March/July 3 years On campusThe Bachelor of Communication Studies is designed for those with the motivation, ambition and vision to succeed in the highly competitive communication professions. Drawing on their theoretical and practicalknowledge of the communication industries, staff encourage you to think strategically, creatively and critically about communication in a wide variety of contexts. Youll learn how to solve communication problemsand create dynamic communication messages for a range of media andaudiences. Students must complete the requirements of a major chosen from: Management Communication, Marketing or Public Relations.If you have University Entrance you will be guaranteed admission to thisdegree. All other applicants will be considered on a case-by-case basis.Prior study of English or Te Reo Mori is recommended.Advertising Executive, ArtsAdministrator, CommunicationsManager, Events Manager, Media Researcher, Media RelationsExecutive, Marketing Manager,Professional Freelance Writer,Public Relations Consultant,Publicist4 Bachelor of Computer Graphic Design (BCGD) March/July 3 years On campusComputer Graphic Design is a creative process that combines art andtechnology to communicate ideas. It begins with a message that, in the hands of a talented designer, is transformed into communication that transcends mere words. By controlling image and text, the designercreates and manages the production of information designed to inform,persuade and educate a specific audience. Students must complete the requirements of a specified programme in Computer Graphic Design.A selection process applies and you must complete a set of three pre-entry exercises. You are also requiredto attend an interview and present a digital or hard copy portfolio of yourwork and meet the requirements of University Entrance.Advertising, Animation, ComputerGames, Computer Illustration,Digital Graphic Effects, DigitalTypography, Interactive Media,Systems Design, 3D Modelling,Time-based Media, Web Media5 Bachelor of Computing and Mathematical Sciences (BCMS) March/July 4 years On campusThe Bachelor of Computing and Mathematical Sciences is the gatewayto careers in high-technology industries. It is centred on studies in Computer Science, Mathematics and Statistics and is oriented towards the many professions that require high levels of expertise in these subjects.Graduates are widely sought after by employers in industry, commerce,local bodies and government departments, while others are making theirmark in academic and research establishments overseas. Students must complete the requirements of a major chosen from: Computer Science orMathematics.If you have University Entrance you will be guaranteed admission to this degree. All other applicants willbe considered on a case-by-case basis. Prior study of Mathematicswith Statistics or Mathematics with Calculus is recommended.Applied Mathematics Research,Business Analysis, ComputerAnimation, Computer Technology,Expert Systems Design, Hydrologyand Meteorology, Information Engineering, MathematicalModelling, Operations Research,Programming, Scientific andComputer Modelling, Software Engineering, Systems Analysis,Teaching (Tertiary), TechnicalSupport (Television, Multimedia Production, Publishing, Music andGraphic Design), Web Page Design6 Bachelor of Electronic Commerce (BECom) March/July 3 years On campusThe Bachelor of Electronic Commerce has been designed to provide a sound mix of skills and knowledge in both the technical and management areas of electronic commerce. You will learn how computerised technologycan enable organisations to transform the traditional way of doingbusiness in a new economy. Students must complete the requirementsof a major in choosen from Electronic Commerce.Accounting, AppliedComputing, Electronic Business, Management Communication, Marketing,Public Relations, Strategic Management, Supply Chain Management.If you have University Entrance you will be guaranteed admission to this degree. All other applicants willbe considered on a case-by-case basis. Prior study of English or Te Reo Mori and Mathematics with Calculus or Statistics and Modellingis recommended.Business Analyst, Commercial andFinancial Forecaster, Commercialand Investment Banker, Direct Marketer, Electronic Commerce Consultant, Electronic Commerce Marketing Consultant, ElectronicCommerce Project Manager,Internet Database Designer,Internet Security Analyst, LogisticsManager, Operations Manager,Project Manager, Website Developer, Website SystemsProgrammer7 Bachelor of Engineering (BE) March/July 4 years On campusEngineering is the application of mathematics and science to create something of value from natural resources - engineers turn ideas into reality. The Bachelor of Engineering is designed to allow you to developyour own potential. The professional application of engineering and design skills, including the requirements of professional practice, means you willbe prepared for roles as engineers and will be able to create, design andrealise sophisticated engineering technologies. Papers combine high-enddesign skills with the ability to develop, run and manage companieswhatever their size. Students must complete the requirements of a specified programme chosen from: Chemical & Biological Engineering,Electronic Engineering, Materials and Process Engineering, MechanicalEngineering or Software Engineering.You are expected to have studiedNCEA Level 3 Mathematicswith Calculus and Statistics andModelling and NCEA Level 3 Physics.Certain levels of attainment in these subjects may be required. The specified programmes of Materialsand Process Engineering, Chemical& Biological Engineering andMechanical Engineering also require a background in NCEA Level 3Chemistry. The specified programme of Software Engineering does not require NCEA Level 3 Physics.All students are required to have University Entrance.Aerospace, Brewing andWinemaking, CeramicManufacturing, Composite Manufacturing, Consultancy,Environmental Protection,Fabrication, Food and DairyTechnology, Food Processing,Forestry, Local and RegionalCouncils, Manufacturing,Metallurgical, Petrochemical,Plastics, Pulp and Paper,Research Establishments,Software Engineering, Water andWastewater Treatment, WoodProcessingCourse Name Course Starts Duration VenueCourse Information Entry Requirements Career Paths8 Bachelor of Environmental Planning (BEP) March/July 4 years On campusThe Bachelor of Environmental Planning is a professionally recognisedspecialist degree that will set you up for a career in a planning relatedfield. If you care about the environment and are interested in making a difference to the world we live in, then the Bachelor of EnvironmentalPlanning is the degree for you. The programme aims to give students the knowledge and skills that are needed to make sure that New Zealandersuse their natural resources with care and with as little harm as possible.You will gain the latest knowledge and learn ideas about sustainable development and ethical care for our environment. Students must complete the requirements of the Environmental Planning major as wellas compulsory papers for the degree.If you have University Entrance you will be guaranteed admission to thisdegree. All other applicants will be considered on a case-by-case basis.Environmental Planner,Compliance Officer, Policy Analyst,Private Consultant, Project Manager, Researcher9 Bachelor of Laws (LLB) March/July 4 years On campusTe Piringa - Faculty of Law is committed to providing a high quality andinnovative student-focused legal education through its founding goalsof professionalism, law in context and biculturalism. We offer a practicallegal education programme, a focus on small-group teaching at the first-year level, excellent library and information technology resources,and the integration of topical issues into the law curriculum. We focus on developing analytical, research and communication skills skills that are keenly sought by employers. Students must complete the requirements of a major in Law.A selection process applies. Each applicant will be considered bythe Faculty of Law AdmissionsCommittee on a case-by-case basis.Factors such as academic results,school and community involvement and other achievements will be taken into account. Relevant information, with supportingevidence, should be included with your written statement.Accountancy Firms, Barrister,Business Management, CommunityOrganisations, Consultancy Firms,Environmental and Resource Management, Government Departments and State OwnedEnterprises, Human Resource Management, Insurance Sector,Iwi Trust Boards and Iwi/TribalOrganisations, LawCommission,Law Libraries, Local Government,Parliament, Private Consultancy,Public Trust, Real Estate, RegionalAuthorities, Solicitor, Tax Consultancy, Tertiary Institutions,Union/Employer Organisations10 Bachelor of Management Studies (BMS) March/July 4 years On campusThe Bachelor of Management Studies is an internationally recognisedqualification that allows you to gain experience in a real-life management environment. It provides the academic disciplines, entrepreneurial skillsand personal development opportunities to enable you to enjoy an exciting career in management. Professionally qualified managers are the key drivers of trade, commerce and public service, making decisions to helpshape the world around them. This degree is built to give graduates the knowledge, the confidence and the choices to establish a rewarding careerin a wide variety of settings. Students must complete the requirementsof a major chosen from: Accounting, Economics, Electronic Business,Finance, Hospitality Management, Human Resource Management,International Management, Management Communication, Marketing,Public Relations, Strategic Management, Supply Chain Management orTourism Management.If you have University Entrance you will be guaranteed admission to this degree. All other applicants willbe considered on a case-by-case basis. Prior study of English or Te Reo Mori and Mathematics with Calculus or Statistics and Modellingis recommended.Accountant, Auditor, BusinessDevelopment Manager, Economist,Environmental Manager, EventsManager, Export Manager, Human Resource Manager, Investment Adviser, Marketing Manager,Operations Manager, PublicRelations Manager, StrategicManager, Tourism and HospitalityManager11 Bachelor of Mori and Pacific Development (BMPD) March/July 3 years On campusThe Bachelor of Mori and Pacific Development provides students with knowledge of the issues affecting Mori and other indigenous peoples asthey prepare to face the future. You will gain an insight into the traditional,social, political, economic, environmental, cultural and management aspects of Mori society. Having gained that insight, you will be more prepared to apply this knowledge to the things you value in your life andin your future career. Students must complete the requirements of a majorchosen from: Mori and Pacific Development, Mori Cultural Studies/Tikanga Mori, and Mori Language/Te Reo Mori.If you have University Entrance you will be guaranteed admission to thisdegree. All other applicants will be considered on a case-by-case basis.Education (teaching, development of resources), Research (tribal,national, museum), Media (television, radio, publishing),Government (politics, research,translation), Travel and Tourism12 Bachelor of Media and Creative Technologies (BMCT) March/July 3 years On campusThe Bachelor of Media and Creative Technologies is an innovative degree focused on new media and creative practices. The BMCT brings severaldisciplines together in a degree that explores the impact of creative technologies in arts and media, while subjecting those technologiesand creative forms to critical inquiry. The degree provides a distinctive undergraduate experience leading to graduates who are not only skilled in a variety of contemporary mediated creative practices but also possess a thorough conceptual and critical understanding of their cultural impact.Students must complete the requirements of a major chosen from:Creative Practices, Creative Technologies, Design Media, Mori Media andCommunication or Screen and Media Studies.If you have University Entrance you will be guaranteed admission to thisdegree. All other applicants will be considered on a case-by-case basis.Animator, Community ArtsAdviser, Composer, Creative Services Manager, Digital Print Broker, Events Manager, Interactive Designer, Performing Arts Theatre Manager, Press Manager, Print andProduction Producer, Producer,Retailer, Sound Technician, Teacher,Web Developer, Website DesignerCourse Name Course Starts Duration VenueCourse Information Entry Requirements Career Paths3 Bachelor of Communication Studies (BCS) March/July 3 years On campusThe Bachelor of Communication Studies is designed for those with the motivation, ambition and vision to succeed in the highly competitive communication professions. Drawing on their theoretical and practicalknowledge of the communication industries, staff encourage you to think strategically, creatively and critically about communication in a wide variety of contexts. Youll learn how to solve communication problemsand create dynamic communication messages for a range of media andaudiences. Students must complete the requirements of a major chosen from: Management Communication, Marketing or Public Relations.If you have University Entrance you will be guaranteed admission to thisdegree. All other applicants will be considered on a case-by-case basis.Prior study of English or Te Reo Mori is recommended.Advertising Executive, ArtsAdministrator, CommunicationsManager, Events Manager, Media Researcher, Media RelationsExecutive, Marketing Manager,Professional Freelance Writer,Public Relations Consultant,Publicist4 Bachelor of Computer Graphic Design (BCGD) March/July 3 years On campusComputer Graphic Design is a creative process that combines art andtechnology to communicate ideas. It begins with a message that, in the hands of a talented designer, is transformed into communication that transcends mere words. By controlling image and text, the designercreates and manages the production of information designed to inform,persuade and educate a specific audience. Students must complete the requirements of a specified programme in Computer Graphic Design.A selection process applies and you must complete a set of three pre-entry exercises. You are also requiredto attend an interview and present a digital or hard copy portfolio of yourwork and meet the requirements of University Entrance.Advertising, Animation, ComputerGames, Computer Illustration,Digital Graphic Effects, DigitalTypography, Interactive Media,Systems Design, 3D Modelling,Time-based Media, Web Media5 Bachelor of Computing and Mathematical Sciences (BCMS) March/July 4 years On campusThe Bachelor of Computing and Mathematical Sciences is the gatewayto careers in high-technology industries. It is centred on studies in Computer Science, Mathematics and Statistics and is oriented towards the many profess