Ashley Monaghan
Regional Manager - North America
Based in: Cleveland, OH
AIRR-NA Member Institution
University of Auckland
Auckland, New Zealand
Institution at a Glance
- Year founded
- 1883
- Institution type
- Public International University
- Campus setting
- Urban
- Population category
- Very large (30,000+ students)
- Degree levels
- Postgraduate, Undergraduate
- Undergraduate length
- 3-year
- Undergraduate students
- 30,000
- Postgraduate students
- 12,000
About the Institution
The University of Auckland is New Zealand’s largest, highest ranked university with over 40,000 students. Auckland is an affordable, safe and diverse city, the largest in New Zealand, offering the best of both worlds for a unique international experience: all the amenities of a modern city and easy access to the beautiful nature on the North Island of New Zealand.
North American Representatives
Academics and Programs
Undergraduate study
Māori and Pacific Studies
Engineering
Psychology
Environmental Studies
Business
Postgraduate study
Architecture
Health/Biomedical Sciences
Business
Data Science
Marine Studies
Admissions and Applications
Application type
Direct
Entry requirements
Secondary School Diploma (High School or Provincial Diploma)
Subject-specific courses may be required depending on program of interest
Please note that a Secondary School Diploma completed through home schooling, distance correspondence, online, or at a school located outside of the US or Canada will be assessed on a case-by-case basis.
Applications, dates and deadlines
8 December application deadline for semester 1 (February start)
4 July application deadline for semester 2 (July start)
Standardized testing
Test Flexible
Costs, Scholarships, and Funding
Tuition and fees
Undergraduate: $22,000
Postgraduate: $26,000
Estimated cost of living
Appx $12,800
Scholarships and funding
https://www.auckland.ac.nz/en/study/scholarships-and-awards/how-to-apply.html