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Courses you can study at AUT Manukau Campus
Degrees and other courses you can study at AUT's Manukau Campus. Includes programme outlines, starting dates and links to full course information.
Certificate in Science and Technology
The Certificate in Science & Technology is designed for students needing further study to meet University Entrance equivalence or degree-specific subject requirements in computing, engineering, mathematics, sciences, health sciences or sport and recreation.
The programme is based on the one year level 4 AUT Certificate in Science and Technology, and includes additional foundation papers to ensure it is relevant to all the above degrees.
Students who gain the full certificate (120 pts) will gain admission to the University with ‘equivalent status’ (AES) and be eligible to be considered for entry to their preferred degree.
Students who have completed year 13 or already gained UE, but need a stronger foundation or specific subjects to enter their preferred degree, may be allowed to progress to that degree after one semester of successful study in the Certificate.
Quick facts
Programme Code: AK1311
Programme: Certificate in Science and Technology
Level: 4
Points: 120
Duration: One year full time
Venue: Manukau Campus
Starting Date: 4 March 2013 and 22 July 2013
There are limited places available. AUT encourages early application.
Entry Requirements
You must have successfully completed secondary schooling to at least year 12, including:
NCEA: 48 Level 2 credits plus 8 Level credits in language rich subjects*
CIE: Total 60 points in UCAS
The course of study of every applicant is subject to the approval of the programme leader
* Language rich subjects include: English, History, Geography, Classical Studies, History of Art or Media Studies, Economics, Te Reo, Physical Education, Drama, Social Studies.
Selection Criteria
Your application will normally be selected on the basis of your level of academic achievement but may require you to attend a selection interview. Preference will be given to students that have 12 Level 2 credits in mathematics and further 8 Level 2 credits in language rich subjects (see above paragraph).
Bachelor of Computer and Information Sciences
Complete the Bachelor of Computer and Information Sciences at Manukau. The first year will give you an introduction to computer and information sciences before focusing on your chosen major in years two and three.
The Bachelor of Computer and Information Sciences (BCIS) provides a sound technical understanding of computer hardware and software, an ability to develop high quality computing solutions and an appreciation of the processes and practices necessary to meet the demands of a profession in computer and information sciences.
Renowned as being practical-based, the BCIS is backed by a high profile industry advisory committee to ensure that your learning is directly related to current and future industry needs. You will also carry out a significant project in industry, undertaking a real task for real clients.
See full information on the Bachelor of Computer and Information Sciences
Master of Service-Oriented Computing
The Master of Service-Oriented Computing (MSOC) is suitable for graduates who desire a one-year taught masters programme which incorporates some of the latest developments and trends in both practice and research.
The MSOC builds on professional experience in the information technology (IT) sector and prepares graduates for the growing cloud computing, service science and service-oriented computing sectors.
In service-oriented computing, application components are assembled into a network of services, such as the internet based web services. The service-oriented approach allows the creation of flexible and dynamic business processes across organisations and computing platforms.
See full information on the Master of Service-Oriented Computing
Bachelor of Education, Pasifika Early Childhood Teaching
There is a growing need for more qualified early childhood teachers with the skills and knowledge to be effective teachers to work with Pasifika children in their early childhood.
A range of papers, particularly in the third year of study, will equip students with Pasifika philosophies, languages and programme planning, assessment and evaluation.
Find out more about the Bachelor of Education, Pasifika Early Childhood Teaching
Master of Education (early years papers only)
Early years papers are available at Manukau campus. Primary education papers are only offered at the North Shore campus.
Find out more about the Master of Education
Master of Educational Leadership
Find out more about the Master of Educational Leadership
Postgraduate Diploma in Arts - Pacific studies
To be offered from Semester 2, 2012.
The Postgraduate Diploma in Arts - Pacific Studies is an interdisciplinary programme focusing on Pacific issues.
See full information on the Postgraduate Diploma in Arts - Pacific Studies
Bachelor of Business
Depending on your major, you can study either the first semester or first year at the Manukau Campus.
Semester 1 – Business in Context, Management & Organisation, Economic Principles 1
Semester 2 – Accounting for Decision Making, Quantitative Methods for Business, Fundamentals of Marketing, Advertising, Retailing and Sales (MARS), Business Information Systems
Accounting, Advertising, Business Information Systems, Human Resource Management & Employment Relations, International Business, Management, Marketing, Retailing, Sales majors: complete your first year at Manukau and the rest of your degree at the City Campus.
Design, Economics, Finance, Sustainable Enterprise and Tourism majors: students can complete Semester 1 of Year 1 at Manukau and the rest of their degree at the City Campus.
Find out more about the Bachelor of Business
Laptops for studying business
Students enrolled on the Bachelor of Business at Manukau Campus are expected to have their own personal laptop or netbook while studying. Technology is an essential part of the way in which students will learn both in and out of class time. The personal laptops will be an important part of students' learning toolkits as they develop the knowledge and skills necessary to be a business professional in the 21st century.Bachelor of Health Science
This flexible health degree opens the door to a wide range of non-clinical roles in the health and disability sector that are not always in direct contact with patients. These roles
include leadership and management, information and planning, education, advocacy and promotion.
You will be able to complete your first year at our Manukau campus, with options to study Years Two and Three at either our Manukau campus or North Shore campus.
Find out more about the Bachelor of Health Science
Bachelor of Health Science in Health Promotion
Many health and social issues, such as obesity, diabetes,heart disease, depression, and alcohol and drug harm are largely preventable. Health promotion practitioners work with individuals and communities to improve health and prevent illness and disease.
You will be able to complete your first year at Manukau campus, with options to study Years Two and Three at either the Manukau or North Shore campus.
Find out more about the Bachelor of Health Science in Health Promotion
Bachelor of Health Science (Midwifery)
This comprehensive degree (approved by the Midwifery Council of New Zealand) prepares students for a rewarding career in an independent practice as a midwife.
You will be able to study for the midwifery degree, from start to finish, at the Manukau campus.
Find out more about the Bachelor of Health Science (Midwifery)
Postgraduate Certificate in Health Science
Bachelor of Sport and Recreation
You can complete the full degree at the Manukau campus. If you want to add a major then you would need to undertake some of the major specific papers at the North Shore campus.
Find out more on the Bachelor of Sport and Recreation majors and degrees.
Bachelor of Arts
Double major Maori Development and Social Science
The AUT Bachelor of Arts is a BA with a difference. This is a flexible degree that enables students to choose areas and disciplines that will support their individual interests and career aspirations.
Students at the Manukau campus can do a double major in Maori Development and Social Science. In the final year, students will integrate their learning in a workplace project.
Find out more about the Bachelor of Arts.