The University of Auckland is New Zealand’s largest and most ranked university, consistently placed among the top 100 universities worldwide in global rankings and renowned for research, teaching quality, and global engagement. It attracts students from over 100 countries and offers strong academic and pastoral support for international learners.

 

Programme Structure & Topics

The 180-point taught programme includes:

• Core supervision courses (e.g., The Practice of Professional Supervision)

• Elective courses in advanced supervisory models

• Leadership, evaluation, group supervision elective options

Example subject areas include:

• Professional supervision theory and practice

• Reflective and ethical supervision

• Group and organisational leadership

• Innovation, design, evaluation in practice

 

Career Outcomes

Graduates are prepared for roles such as:

• Professional Supervisor

• Clinical and Cultural Supervisor

• Team Leader / Manager

• Professional Development Lead

 

Subjects / Specialisations

Students select a teaching subject specialisation such as:

• English, Mathematics & Statistics

• Sciences (Biology, Physics, Chemistry)

• Social Sciences (History, Geography, Economics)

• Media, ESOL, Te Reo M?ori, Art, etc.

• Some subjects (Health & Physical Education, Languages) are City Campus only.

 

Career Outcomes

Graduates can pursue careers as:

• Secondary School Teachers in NZ and abroad

• Learning Designers

• Education Consultants

• Policy Advisors (Ministry of Education)

• School Guidance Counsellors

 

Why Study at the University of Auckland?

Prestigious and highly ranked globally Large international student community Strong career services and research opportunities Wide range of programmes across disciplines Comprehensive scholarships and financial support Quality of teaching and student support services

 

Visa Requirements (International Students)

International students must obtain a New Zealand Student Visa before travel. Typical requirements include:

• Official offer of place from the university

• Proof of funds for tuition and living costs

• Health/medical insurance

• English language evidence (if required)

• Passport and health checks

 

Tips for Applying as an International Student

• Apply early (programmes and visas take time)
• Check specific English language requirements for each programme
• Explore scholarships before deadlines