University of Auckland

School

Location

New Zealand’s largest city, Auckland, has a population of 1.6 million people making it the retail and commercial center of the country. This offers a multitude of opportunities on an international scale to students after their studies. Auckland’s climate is unparalleled, with warm summers averaging 24 degrees celsius and above and winters averaging 16 degrees. 

Accreditations

The university of Auckland Business School has achieved the “Triple Crown” accreditation: to be accredited by the world’s leading accreditation bodies AACSB International, EFMD-EQUIS, and AMBA. 

The “Triple Crown” accreditation is globally renowned as one of the most prestigious achievements a business school can attain. Prospective students, as well as employers, are assured of the educational quality and standards of the education the individual will or has received. 

Programs

The University of Auckland offers Master’s degree programs for new and recent graduates in any field. The programs are designed to be flexible and suit the needs of working professionals, from top executives to new graduates. 

Several classes throughout the academic year are scheduled in the evenings, allowing you to remain committed to work while undergoing a world-class education. 

Scholarships

Students of the University of Auckland can apply for a range of scholarships based on subject, background like Māori or Pacific ancestry, or study level. There are also plenty of external scholarships offered by organizations outside of the University that are available to master’s degree students at the University. 

Fun fact

In 2021, The University of Auckland received a new name from the Māori people of Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei in an official gifting ceremony. The new name, Waipapa Taumata Rau, reflects the University’s ongoing relationships with iwi and champions building respect for Māori knowledge. The institution continues on its journey to create an identity that accepts all individuals and groups from around the world, while reflecting the University’s unique place in it.