University of Aucklan

Description:

The University of Auckland, established in 1883, is the largest and highest-ranked university in New Zealand. It is a diverse and research-intensive institution with a strong global reputation. The university has 13 faculties and schools, offering a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate degrees.

BBA Programmes:

The University of Auckland Business School offers four undergraduate business programs:

• Bachelor of Commerce (BCom): The Business School at the University of Auckland presents four undergraduate business programs. One of them is the Bachelor of Commerce (BCom), a comprehensive business degree that establishes a firm base in business basics. Students can major in any of the twelve specializations, including accounting, finance, marketing, or management.
  Bachelor of Commerce, University of Auckland
• Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) (BCom(Hons)): This is a more advanced version of the BCom degree, with a stronger focus on research and critical thinking. Students complete an independent research project in their chosen major.
  Bachelor of Commerce (Honours), University of Auckland
• Bachelor of Global Studies (BGS): This degree combines business studies with a focus on a specific region of the world, such as Asia or Latin America. Students gain a deep understanding of the cultural, economic, and political factors that shape business in their chosen region.
  Bachelor of Global Studies, University of Auckland
• Bachelor of Property (BProp): This degree prepares students for careers in the property industry. Students learn about property law, finance, valuation, and development.
  Bachelor of Property, University of Auckland

Scholarships:

The University of Auckland offers several scholarships for international students, including:

• Vice-Chancellor’s International Academic Excellence Scholarships: These scholarships are awarded to outstanding international students based on their academic merit.
  ViceChancellor’s International Academic Excellence Scholarships, University of Auckland
• Faculty of Business and Economics International Student Scholarships: These scholarships are awarded to international students applying to study in the Faculty of Business and Economics.
  Faculty of Business and Economics International Student Scholarships, University of Auckland
• Regional Scholarships are awarded to students from specific countries or regions.
  Regional Scholarships, University of Auckland

Cost:

The cost of tuition for international students varies depending on the program you choose. For example, the annual tuition fee for the BCom program is NZ$41,920 (USD$29,000).

Admission Time:

The admission cycle for international students is open twice a year, in February and July.

Admission Requirements:

For national students, the admission requirements for the BBA programs vary depending on the program you choose. However, all applicants must have completed a New Zealand National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA) with a minimum of 60 credits at Level 3, including 14 credits in English and 14 credits in mathematics.

For international students, the admission requirements are as follows:

• You must have completed a high school qualification that is equivalent to the New Zealand NCEA.
• You must meet the English language proficiency requirements. The University of Auckland accepts a variety of English language tests, such as IELTS, TOEFL, and PTE Academic.
• You may also be required to submit an academic transcript, a letter of recommendation, and a personal statement.

Benefits for international students:

The University of Auckland offers several benefits for international students, including:

• A supportive and welcoming environment
• A wide range of academic and social programs
• Opportunities to work part-time while you study
• Excellent career prospects after graduation

Varsity website address:

www.auckland.ac.nz