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New Programmes
We are very pleased to announce new programmes for AUT University, they are:
New Masters degree - Master of Medical Laboratory Science / Postgraduate
Diploma in Medical Laboratory Science / Postgraduate Certificate in Medical Laboratory Science
New Honours degree - Bachelor of Mathematical Sciences (Honours)
New Bachelor of Communication Studies - New major, professional communication
New Bachelor of Sport and Recreation – New major, health and physical education
Introduction of a schedule of additional majors and minors - Bachelor of
Applied Science / Bachelor of Arts / Bachelor of Business / Bachelor of
Communication Studies / Bachelor of Computer and Information Sciences /
Bachelor of Dance / Bachelor of Health Science / Bachelor of International
Hospitality Management / Bachelor of Māori Development / Bachelor of
Mathematical Sciences / Bachelor of Sport and Recreation / Bachelor of Tourism Studies
New Master of Arts – Change in major structure, change of name of subject from social policy to policy studies
New Bachelor of Mathematical Sciences – Change in major structure, change of name of subject from statistics to analytics
New Graduate Diploma and Graduate Certificate – Graduate diploma in Sport and Exercise / Graduate Certificate in Sport and Exercise
The Business Faculty has had a name change and is now called The Faculty of Business and Law because we now have: “Bachelor of Laws” commencing in the first semester of 2009.
The decision to move into law follows a four year development process with an experienced team of law professionals and extensive consultation with the legal profession, industry and government departments.
The introduction of a law degree is in keeping with AUT’s responsiveness to the needs of professions and industry. This degree also offers a strong complement to the well-respected business programmes offered by AUT.
The degree has been approved by the New Zealand Council of Legal Education (CLE), as meeting its educational requirements for a degree leading to admission as a barrister and solicitor of the High Court of New Zealand.
The degree has also been approved by the New Zealand Vice Chancellors’ Committee on University Academic Programmes (CUAP) as meeting the necessary academic standards for a degree programme in a New Zealand university.