COURSES OFFERED BY UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND

Our courses enable you to gain fluency in the French language and an understanding of the rich culture, history and literature of France and the French-speaking world. A truly international language, French is the second most widely learned foreign language after English and the fifth most widely.

Studying Chinese provides insight into contemporary China and fosters closer connections with the local Chinese community. You can study the Chinese language from beginner to advanced stages. Our expert teaching staff will guide you through the program and support your career development.

Introduce yourself to the rich culture and language of German-speaking countries, and discover connections with Aotearoa New Zealand and the South Pacific. German is the native language of more than 100 million people.It is an important language of trade since Germany is the fourth-largest economy...

You can study the language and culture of Italy, and learn to read, write and speak Italian. In Italian language courses, you can learn to speak, read and write Italian. You can study the language from beginner to advanced levels. You can also study contemporary literature, film, and drama.

Studying Japanese at University gives you in-depth knowledge of Japan’s language, culture and society. Studying Japanese at the University of Auckland will allow you to combine language learning with courses in Japanese culture and society, history, and religion.

Korean Studies offers a balanced program of language study and understanding of Korea’s history, society and vibrant culture. From BTS to Squid Game, Korean culture (under many different names) has become a staple of global media.

You can learn the Spanish language and study the cultures and literatures of Spain and Latin America. With over 500 million speakers on four continents, Spanish is the world’s second most widely spoken language after English. It offers you a passport to a truly global culture and strategic world...

Designed for students with a non ICT-related bachelors degree, the Postgraduate Certificate in Information Technology will teach you the specialist skills you need to kick-start your ICT career.

The aim of this course is to enable students to apply revenue and cost management in service organisations. You will develop a working knowledge of major revenue and cost management concepts and techniques, including yield management, linear programming, project management

Risk management is important for all engineering-related projects and systems. This includes knowing the risks associated with all aspects of an engineering project and taking appropriate measures to manage the risks and monitoring these regularly.