Been awarded the IB Diploma (24 points minimum); and atisfied literacy and numeracy requirements by successfully completing English as language (IB Group 1) and any mathematics subject (IB Group 5)
Watch this video to learn more about the maritime engineering majors offered by AUT in collaboration with AMC in Tasmania.
Been awarded the IB Diploma (24 points minimum); and atisfied literacy and numeracy requirements by successfully completing English as language (IB Group 1) and any mathematics subject (IB Group 5)
They’re all career options for skilled engineering technologists.The Mechanical Engineering major prepares you for careers as an engineering technologist in mechanical engineering, and production or manufacturing engineering. You develop the skills to maintain, develop and design different aspects of modern mechanical technology.Key features CAD and product design options Access to high-end equipment and facilities Real-life experience working on an industry-based projectCareer opportunities Maintenance engineer Mechanical design engineer Mechanical engineer Middle management Product development engineer Production/manufacturing engineer Project managementStructureMost papers last one semester and are worth 15 points.
Been awarded the IB Diploma (24 points minimum); and atisfied literacy and numeracy requirements by successfully completing English as language (IB Group 1) and any mathematics subject (IB Group 5)
Sam Cheow identifies trends for L'OréalAUT alumnus Sam Cheow is now the chief product accelerator for L'Oréal USA where his role is to identify and advise product and service trends. He completed his Bachelor of Communication Studies from AUT as an international student from Malaysia, and started his career in advertising in Auckland. Now based in New York City, he credits his time in New Zealand with preparing him for this exciting career.The creative industries have always been culturally important, and today they are crucial to national development. New Zealand needs skilled people who can drive the delivery of creative ideas from the drawing board to the marketplace.
Been awarded the IB Diploma (24 points minimum); and atisfied literacy and numeracy requirements by successfully completing English as language (IB Group 1) and any mathematics subject (IB Group 5)
Paramedics are the backbone of services such as the emergency ambulance services run by St John and Wellington Free Ambulance, as well as air rescue services, such as the Westpac Rescue Helicopter.Paramedics often work independently in remote or difficult environments, isolated from other health professionals. The critical, often complex decision-making required of a paramedic is developed in AUT's paramedicine degree through the clincial practice, clinical reasoning and intergrated clinical practice papers.AUT is the only university in New Zealand to offer the BHSc degree in paramedicine. This degree is offered at the AUT South Campus in Manukau.Entry to AUT's paramedicine degree is limited and well sought after.
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The world of communication studies at AUT is exciting and varied. Studying digital media as a part of a communications degree at AUT will provide you with a challenging and fun student experience, and the best foundation to launch your career. Interested in the bigger picture of media trends and technological developments? Our Digital Media major in the Bachelor of Communication Studies (BCS) opens up careers in visual communication, animation, moving image, digital video, digital visual effects, web and interactive media production, interface design and learning communication.As a digital media student, you operate at the interface of media communication and technology, learning how to make digital work communicate effectively, look great, sound great and tell a great story.
Been awarded the IB Diploma (24 points minimum); and atisfied literacy and numeracy requirements by successfully completing English as language (IB Group 1) and any mathematics subject (IB Group 5)
AUT offers one of the largest physiotherapy programmes in the Southern Hemisphere, and the only one in the North Island. AUT's physiotherapy degree develops physiotherapists who are recognised throughout the world for their knowledge and leadership in health care. Graduates from AUT are at the forefront of a profession that maintains and improves people’s health and wellbeing.
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Approved by the Midwifery Council of New Zealand, AUT’s midwifery degree prepares you for a successful career as a midwife, either as a lead maternity carer (self-employed case loading midwife), or as a hospital midwife. AUT midwifery graduates have the skills to work with women and their families to provide excellent midwifery care, and to understand uncomplicated childbirth.
Been awarded the IB Diploma (24 points minimum); and atisfied literacy and numeracy requirements by successfully completing English as language (IB Group 1) and any mathematics subject (IB Group 5)
The Design major introduces you to the principles and practice of design and design thinking – from customer/user research, insight development, creativity, ‘hands-on’ design for services and experiences, to the application of design in effective management processes. You explore the relationships between design, creativity and innovation, and learn to recognise the value of design, whether you’re developing a pioneering product, leading a ground breaking project initiative or starting a new business venture.
Been awarded the IB Diploma (24 points minimum); and atisfied literacy and numeracy requirements by successfully completing English as language (IB Group 1) and any mathematics subject (IB Group 5)
Applied mathematics has the power to tell us about our world and to help predict what will happen next. Whether you want to look at global warming patterns, figure out the structural integrity of a building or forecast economic trends – it all relies on applied mathematics.
Been awarded the IB Diploma (24 points minimum); and atisfied literacy and numeracy requirements by successfully completing English as language (IB Group 1) and any mathematics subject (IB Group 5)
This programme will appeal to: Students with a passion for food. Students who are resourceful, adaptable, self-motivated, who work well in a team and who are committed to continually develop themselves both personally and professionally. Students who are coming directly from secondary school. Students who have stair-cased through the current diploma programme and who want to embark on a degree level course with a particular focus on culinary arts. Those already in industry who wish to enhance their knowledge base, skills and career prospects through an undergraduate degree.The outcomes for graduates of this programme are outlined in the Graduate Profile
