University of Auckland Courses

This certificate is an excellent choice for law graduates from both New Zealand and overseas who wish to further enhance their legal knowledge.

The programmes are of particular relevance to doctors involved in delivering medical undergraduate or specialist training programmes, clinical nurse educators, and other health professionals with a role in education.

The MProfStuds is a masters degree with a professional focus. It can be a useful way to continue your postgraduate study if you already have a masters degree. Specialisations available:

The Master of Dance Movement Therapy is an internationally recognized professional accreditation.

Clinical psychology is a broad field of clinical practice and research within the discipline of psychology. This professional postgraduate qualification combines original research and clinical practice to prepare candidates for their career as a clinical psychologist.

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

The Master of Marine Conservation focuses on finding solutions to complex issues that characterise the management and conservation of the marine environment.

This internationally-recognised degree will provide you with skills and expertise in sport coaching, physical activity, health promotion and education. Make an impact on social justice and health issues that are currently affecting Aotearoa New Zealand and the world.

There's so much more to pharmacy than donning a white coat and counting pills. Pharmacists are experts in the safe and effective use of medicines. They fulfill a multitude of roles across the healthcare sector.

The PGDipSW is equivalent to the first year of the Master of Social Work. This qualification will enhance your professional learning and development, and prepares you for advanced professional responsibility in social work.

Whether you are a performer, composer, musicologist or music studio teacher, your honours year sees you focus exclusively on your area of specialisation.

The PGDipMus is a 120-point programme of focussed study to hone your skills and development in preparation for the professional world.