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University Program Information

The University of Auckland offers a range of programs for students.

Arts and Education

The Arts and Education faculty provides various study options, including undergraduate and postgraduate degrees.

• Undergraduate study options
  • Bachelor of Early Childhood Studies
• Postgraduate study options
  • Master's and doctoral degrees in fields such as education, social work, and fine arts

Career Options

The faculty offers career options in fields like arts, dance, education, fine arts, music, and sport, health, and physical education.

• Arts
• Dance
• Education and social work
• Fine arts
• Music
• Sport, health, and physical education

Research Areas

Research areas in the faculty include:

• Dance Studies
• Education and Social Practice
• Fine Arts
• Humanities
• Mori Studies
• Music
• Pacific Studies
• Social Sciences

Bachelor of Early Childhood Studies

The Bachelor of Early Childhood Studies program provides students with knowledge and skills to work with children from birth to eight years old.

• The program covers New Zealand's early childhood curriculum, Te Whriki
• Development milestones for young children
• Practical elements, including placements in early childhood centers

Program Benefits

The program benefits students by:

• Providing a foundation for understanding young children's development and learning
• Offering practical experience in early childhood centers
• Preparing students for a career in the early childhood sector
• Inspiring students to make a positive impact on young children's lives

Graduate Profiles

Graduates of the program, such as Elenť Heystek, have shared their experiences and the positive impact of the program on their careers and personal growth.

• Elenť Heystek, Bachelor of Early Childhood Studies graduate, shares her passion for helping children reach their full potential
• Her experience in the program, including learning about Te Whriki and development milestones
• The practical elements of the program, including placements in early childhood centers