The University of Auckland (Waipapa Taumata Rau) is New?Zealand’s largest and most internationally recognised university, ranked in the top 1?% of universities worldwide. It attracts students from over 100 countries and offers strong academic support, career services, and a vibrant multicultural study environment in Auckland — one of the most dynamic and student?friendly cities in New?Zealand.

 

Why Study Master of Clinical Education (MClinEd)

This programme is ideal for health professionals who are or aim to become clinical educators, trainers, or leaders in healthcare education — for example in hospitals, specialist training, universities, and professional health organisations. It blends theory, evidence?based practice, and research on clinical teaching.

 

Subjects / Programme Structure

The programme typically combines advanced coursework with research components tailored to clinical education theory and practice. Specific topics may include:

• Clinical teaching strategies (one?on?one, bedside, group learning)

• Curriculum and course design in clinical settings

• Evaluation and assessment in healthcare education

• Supervision and mentorship

• Research methods relevant to clinical education

• Dissertation or research project (for taught and research routes)

 

Specialisations / Disciplines

While the programme is specifically focused on clinical education, students can often tailor their research focus based on their clinical discipline — e.g., nursing education, medical teaching, allied health training, simulation and assessment, curriculum design in clinical contexts.

 

Highlights & Benefits

• World?class clinical education expertise with links to hospitals, healthcare services, and academic institutions.

• Practice?oriented coursework with research and evidence?based learning.

• Opportunities to enhance leadership, teaching, and curriculum design capabilities.

• Strong pastoral support for international students.

 

Career Outcomes

Graduates may pursue careers in:

• Clinical educator or facilitator in hospitals and healthcare organisations

• Academic or lecturer in clinical education

• Training coordinator or curriculum developer for health services

• Researcher in medical/health professional education

• Leadership roles in healthcare workforce development and professional education settings

 

Visa Requirements

To study in New?Zealand, international students must obtain a Student Visa before arrival. Requirements typically include:

• A confirmed offer of place
• Proof of sufficient funds for tuition and living costs
• Health and travel insurance
• English ability evidence
• Full?time enrolment status confirmed by the University