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University Program Information

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

Graduate Diploma in Teaching (ECE)

The Graduate Diploma in Teaching (ECE) is a program that allows students to study at their own pace and fit their studies and assignments around their schedule.

• The program is available online, providing flexibility for students with other commitments.
  • This flexibility is particularly beneficial for students with family responsibilities, such as Portia Manukuo, who was able to balance her studies with caring for her two young children.
• The program includes practicum placements, which provide hands-on experience working with children.
  • These placements are invaluable for students, as they prepare for full-time work in an ECE setting.
• Students in the program can expect to gain knowledge and confidence in their abilities as educators.
  • The program covers a range of topics, including the use of te reo Mori in early childhood education.
• The University of Auckland also offers support for students, including online discussions and collaborative activities.
  • These resources help students stay connected with their peers and lecturers, even when studying online.

Research Areas

The University of Auckland has a range of research areas, including:

• Dance Studies
• Education and Social Practice
• Fine Arts
• Humanities
• Mori Studies
• Music
• Pacific Studies
• Social Sciences
• Research institutes, centres, and groups, such as the Centre for Arts and Social Transformation and the Centre for Asia Pacific Refugee Studies.

Faculties and Institutes

The University of Auckland has several faculties and institutes, including:

• Arts and Education
• Business School
• Engineering and Design
• Law
• Medical and Health Sciences
• Science
• The University also has a range of research centres and institutes, such as the Auckland Bioengineering Institute and the Liggins Institute.

Campus Life

The University of Auckland has several campuses, each with its own unique character and facilities.

• The University offers a range of services and facilities for students, including libraries, learning services, and sport and recreation facilities.
• Students can also get involved in various clubs and societies, and participate in cultural events and activities.
• The University is committed to providing a supportive and inclusive environment for all students, with a range of services and resources available to help students succeed.