University of Auckland Courses

The Master of Information Governance responds to an increasing industry demand for graduates equipped to take up specialist roles in organisations as privacy professionals (such as Privacy Officer and Information Officer) and in other roles related to Information Governance.

This 60-point programme will provide you with an understanding and knowledge of information governance concepts. You will acquire a platform of professional skills that will equip you to enter roles related to privacy and information governance within organisations.

This 120-point taught programme will equip you with a set of attributes and values that will enrich your understanding and knowledge of information governance concepts.

The ability to turn data into information, knowledge and innovative products is a skill in high demand within industry.

The MProfStuds is a masters degree with a professional focus. It can be a useful way to continue your postgraduate study if you already have a masters degree. Specialisations available:

If you've ever considered working in the ICT sector, the PGCertInfoTech is the programme for you. This intensive programme offers a supercharged route into the ICT industry and is ideal if you already have an undergraduate degree in a non ICT-related subject.

Meet a major requirement or try a subject you're interested in by taking one or two courses at the University of Auckland without committing to a full programme.

The ICT industry is one of the fastest growing industries in the world. As a result there's a huge demand for industry-ready ICT graduates who have the right mix of technological skills and business awareness.

The Bachelor of Global Studies is designed to help you make a difference by applying your knowledge to the big issues of our increasingly globalised world. You will be exposed to new ways of thinking about the world.

The Postgraduate Certificate in Business Analytics (PGCertBusAn) will develop your knowledge and skills to enable you to investigate business challenges and then source, manipulate and analyse data to address issues, and inform the development of business strategies.