2016 Unitec Prospectus by Mark Meredith

“Whatever you choose to do, we’re here to help you make the right decision and succeed in your studies.“

KIA ORA, AND WELCOME TO UNITEC Thinking about your future study plans is an exciting time and there is a lot to consider. What career do you want to go into, will it suit your skills and interests, and how will study fit around your other commitments? Unitec offers some real points of difference that may make your decision a little bit easier. We want you to get a great job. That’s why 90% of our programmes include practical work experience. It means you can be sure that the skills you learn are relevant, up-to-date and needed by employers. And it can open the door to job opportunities before you even graduate. Unitec programmes also cover a wide range of subjects at all levels of study. There are part-time, full-time, distance, online and blended learning options available to help you fit your studies around you. While you’re here, the IBM and Concentrix Delivery Centres at our Mt Albert campus offer job opportunities while you study. Hundreds of Unitec students already enjoy part-time jobs at the centres, with great pay, convenient work hours, and a set of valuable skills they can add to their CVs. We have a great team of Programme Advisors who you can contact on 0800 10 95 10 to discuss any of the study options in this prospectus. You can also drop in to Student Central at our Mt Albert, Waitākere or Northern campuses for a chat. Whatever you choose to do, we’re here to help you make the right decision, succeed in your studies and achieve your goals.

Dr Rick Ede Chief Executive

ROAD TO THE RIGHT QUALIFICATION

DECIDING WHAT TO STUDY

A career map

What can I study?

Choosing a career and deciding what to study are big decisions. It’s easy to get lost. If you’re not sure how to find your way or how to begin, try YouFinder. It’s a simple online tool that matches your personality type to different jobs that might suit your skills and interests. It’s an excellent starting point if you need ideas. Find out more about the YouFinder app on page 76.

We have over 160 programmes to choose from at Unitec, from architecture to zookeeping and boatbuilding to photography. Start at a level that suits your qualifications and experience, and then pathway into higher-level programmes. Check the diagram below to see which level you could start at.

Route to success

If you know the subject you’re interested in, but you're not sure which is the right programme to choose, book yourself onto a Taster, Tour & Talk Day and try out the different options. Or, come along to our next

There’s a wide range of programmes available which can lead to many different and interesting careers, but sometimes it can be tricky working out what is right for you. You can be sure one of them almost certainly is.

Info Evening and chat to current students or lecturers. Visit www.unitec.ac.nz/experience where you’ll find a path through a maze of possibilities.

DIY Study Guides You can also create a study guide of your own, a personalised road map to the right qualification. Find out how on page 77.

To create your own Study Guide, visit www.unitec.ac.nz/guide

The key to finding the right career route lies in the very ethos of Unitec – as an institute of technology. This means our courses have a big focus on practical learning and experience. We teach you the skills you will need in a job – through work placements, apprenticeships and the excellent facilities we have right here on campus.

Ask the experts If you already know the job or industry you want to work in, but you’re not sure which programmes you need to get there, talk to our friendly Career Centre staff. Our expert Career Consultants offer free course advice and career planning to anyone considering tertiary study. They will point you down the right path.

FOUNDATION open entry

CERTIFICATE requires NCEA Level 1

DIPLOMA requires NCEA Level 2

DEGREE requires NCEA Level 3

POSTGRADUATE

New to tertiary study? Bewildered by all this terminology? Find out what it all means with our handy A-Z of academic words on page 81.

Entry requirements (Guidelines only – to give you an idea of the level you need)

Try YouFinder: www.unitec.ac.nz/youfinder Give us a call on 0800 10 95 10 or visit www.unitec.ac.nz/careercentre 2

OUR FORMULA FOR YOUR SUCCESS

Lots of support

Whatever you choose to study, there are lots of services to help you settle in and succeed. Our dedicated Maia Māori Centre and Pacific Centre offer academic and pastoral care, as well as a support network for you and your whānau.

Flexible study

Hands-on learning

Work experience, industry placements and hands-on practice at our campus facilities are part of the curriculum. We make sure you graduate with the professional and vocational skills that employers need in New Zealand and overseas.

Unitec students come from all walks of life. Some are starting tertiary study for the first time and others are changing careers. That’s why we offer study programmes from certificate to postgraduate level. It’s also why we offer part-time, full-time, distance and online learning options, so you can fit your studies around your life.

A social community

Industry involvement

We work closely with industry. Programmes are up-to-date with the latest innovations and knowledge, and we host regular presentations from industry professionals. Many of our tutors are experts in their field, and you’ll benefit from their professional experience and industry connections.

Unitec is a lively place to be, with different activities and events almost every day. Enjoy a concert, art show, free BBQ or sports tournament, or simply take some time out at the beautiful Te Noho Kotahitanga Marae.

Local to you

Studying locally can make a big difference, and we have three campuses spread across Auckland. Mt Albert is the biggest, just 10 minutes from the city centre. Then there’s the Northern campus in Albany, and Waitākere campus in the heart of Henderson.

MEET JOSH KINGI-PERESE Certificate in Applied Technology (Boatbuilding) (current student)

Twenty-two-year-old Unitec boatbuilding student Josh Kingi-Perese from Mt Roskill plans on establishing a boatbuilding business once he completes his qualification. “I want to leave with a good foundation of knowledge in the boatbuilding industry and be able to design my own waka. I tell people about it and they say it’s a good business idea. But to me it’s not really about the business, or making money. It’s about doing something I like and also trying to contribute to the sport and make it grow bigger. “When you finish school you don’t know what to do. I worked at a few different jobs, mostly labouring. Then, one day, I was just randomly searching boatbuilding on the internet and that’s when I saw it — the Certificate in Boatbuilding. And I thought, ‘Man! I should go for it.’ So I did.

“I was just randomly searching boatbuilding on the internet and that’s when I saw it — the Certificate in Boatbuilding. And I thought, ‘Man! I should go for it.’ So I did.” 6

“Everyone I’ve met at Unitec has been so supportive, especially the tutors. For instance, as part of the course we are supposed to build a dinghy, but I really wanted to build a waka (canoe). My classmates all supported the idea and, most importantly, so did my tutor. He reckoned it was a good thing that his students were taking responsibility for their own learning

as it gave them a strong connection to their grades. “The whole process of doing the design, making the waka and then testing them on the water was a pretty cool experience. And for what is a basic entry level course, coming out with those things has been massive for me. “I’m a member of the Manukau Outriggers waka ama team and I’ve participated in races nationally and overseas, winning many national titles. Waka ama is more than a sport for me. “Waka ama has enabled me to connect with my Tainui, Ngāpuhi and Samoan cultures. Now I have a greater understanding about the sustainability of our water. My passion and involvement with waka ama, alongside the guidance of my parents, has made me the person I am today.” As a young man, Josh’s passion, dedication and newfound training will soon see him paddle the oceans in a waka of his own creation.

The Red Alert cyber security system A joint cyber security venture between Unitec and Japan’s National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (NICT) is set to become an important new weapon against computer malware attack. The Red Alert system is designed to alert companies and organisations to a cyber hack as soon as it happens. It’s the result of several years’ work by NICT scientists and engineers, and by Unitec staff and students working on computational intelligence for cyber security. A New Zealand first, it will be made available free for selected not-for-profit organisations this year, ahead of a wider release in 2016.

MAKING GREAT THINGS HAPPEN Learning from the experts at IBM and Concentrix The IBM and Concentrix Delivery Centres at Mt Albert campus give businesses access to new skills in mobile and analytics, as well as advanced technology. The Delivery Centres offer well-paid, flexible work during studies, great job prospects upon graduation and is available for all students to apply. Business and computing students can get work experience with IBM and Concentrix, and hear from the experts at guest lectures. In 2013, Unitec students accumulated more than 100,000 hours of practical, paid work experience, learning invaluable professional skills. Also in 2013, 11 students received Success Scholarships supported by IBM, valued at $5000 each.

Digital and collaborative learning The Mind Lab by Unitec is a pioneer in digital and collaborative learning, enabling teachers to keep up-to-date with modern technologies and applying that knowledge in the classroom. The Postgraduate Certificate in Applied Practice (Digital & Collaborative Learning) is a new qualification designed for teachers and educators at all levels. It offers informed, practical and hands-on training that is relevant to what teachers are doing right now; using real technology to engage students to achieve better classroom outcomes. The Mind Lab is partnering with the NEXT Foundation to deliver 800 scholarships for teachers to undertake postgraduate study in digital and collaborative learning.

Telling stories through The Living Community Students in Communication and Performing and Screen Arts have been involved in a collaborative project to create media content, such as producing a series of TV programmes for broadcast on Sky’s Face TV. This has given them the chance to be the film crew on location shoots, take on studio presenter roles speaking to camera, do video editing, as well as a range of other work like interviewing and story research. Teamwork on a real production project like this is a great learning curve in all the right ways, preparing students for the challenges of jobs in the dynamic media communication and creative screen and storytelling professions.

THE ROOTS: MAKING A DIFFERENCE Waikare Komene Bachelor of Architecture (2008) Master of Architecture Professional (2010) Martin Leung-Wai Bachelor of Architecture (2008) Master of Architecture Professional (2012)

Martin Leung-Wai and Waikare Komene’s Roots Creative is now a successful collective of creative industries in art, architecture, design, landscape architecture, and the performing arts. The genesis of their entrepreneurial vision came during their time as architecture students at Unitec. Martin and Waikare were given the opportunity to run an architecture event in South Auckland for the Pacific Arts Summit. They knew this was an opportunity to give back to the community with their skills and passion for indigenous design and sustainability. They initiated the event, The Roots South Pacific Architecture. This is how The Roots began, with 8,000 plastic bottles given to 36 high school students to design and build sculptures at the Otara Town Centre in South Auckland. The aim was to inspire the next generation through creativity, sustainability and leadership.

"We have to take our hats off to Unitec. It made us who we are."

Today, The Roots aims to empower young people by developing opportunities to showcase creativity, innovation, and design by inspiring the next generation about environmental awareness and sustainability.

Several of The Roots’ projects involve mentoring creative Māori and Pacific high school students, inspiring and engaging with them through creative ventures, and at the same time promoting environmentally sustainable design principles. Their emphasis is on reshaping and changing the world in ways that benefit local communities during their studies, ways that fit with The Roots’ worldview: “We consider ourselves kaitiaki, or guardians, of the earth.” Among The Roots’ upcoming projects are Leader Training, educating creative and motivated youth on how to get involved, run and manage their own projects to create positive change; and the Otara Town Centre Project, educating the public on creatively using and reducing waste. What they love most about the work they do is the kick they get out of seeing their movement grow, and the effect The Roots has on others: “working with talented people, helping them to channel that creativity, sharing our knowledge and seeing the enthusiasm of people, building networks and relationships, empowering local business”.

WELCOME TO OUR CLASSROOM

Where the world of work begins, when theory meets experience Theory is only the start. No matter what profession you are studying to join, to make it in the workplace you need more than a good understanding of your textbooks, their ideas and concepts. That’s why work experience and hands-on projects are such a key part of the curriculum. More than 90% of our programmes offer students real-life working experience, from internships to business projects. You will quickly learn how to apply your skills to the workplace, hitting the ground running after you graduate. You’ll be able to do more from day one, and demonstrate real experience, an invaluable bonus when you are applying for jobs. You might even meet your future employer through your work placement or at one of the many industry events each year. Lots of our students do. Perhaps it’ll be your turn next.

MAKE YOUR STUDIES FIT AROUND YOU

Think study won’t fit into a busy life? Think again. Study changes lives. But should you have to change your life to study? We don’t think so. Unitec students are diverse, from a wide range of backgrounds, cultures and age groups, and each with their own busy life. That’s why our programmes are flexible — to make sure your study works for you. Fit your studies around your life Need to fit classes around your job, family life or childcare? No problem. We offer part-time, evening and weekend programmes, as well as childcare centres for parents.

Start at the level that’s right for you

Advance your professional career

Not sure which level of study is right for you? Lots of our qualifications are designed to pathway you toward further programmes, so you can join at the right level.

The Applied Practice suite of programmes are contemporary and flexible post-graduate qualifications designed for those wanting to advance their professional careers. Each qualification is tailored to your needs and responsive to your changing work environment.

If you haven’t studied for a while, or you don’t meet entry requirements, our Bridgepoint Foundation Education programmes are a great place to start. You’ll be with people who have the same study goals as yourself, giving you plenty of time with your lecturers.

Move up through the programmes at a pace that suits your work and life commitments – ideal if you are looking to develop your skills in a specialist area. To find out more, visit www.unitec.ac.nz/appliedpractice

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TE PŌTI MARAE RESTORATION PROJECT Restoring a part of New Zealand history on the Whanganui River Bachelor of Architectural Studies students are playing an important role in the rehabilitation of a piece of New Zealand and Māori history, through the restoration of the Te Pōti Marae on the banks of the Whanganui River. The marae, the last known to have an original earth floor, was abandoned in the 1940s when the new river road was created and the river ceased to exist as the main transportation route in the area. The wharepuni (meeting house) Kōanga Rehua still stands, along with a Pātaka kai (elevated storehouse) and a Victorian cottage. The restoration project is run under the auspices of the Te Hononga (Māori Studio), the Māori Architecture and Appropriate Technologies Centre. Focusing on research and design projects with a Māori focus, Te Hononga has been offering Unitec architecture students the chance to participate in real-world studio design projects for more than 15 years. The Te Pōti Marae project group is open to a maximum of 20 students made up of second-, third- and fourth-year Architectural Studies

students. They will work with Te Pōti Marae trustees, local youth, and Heritage New Zealand (formerly Historic Places Trust) to undertake the restoration of the wharenui (meeting house), as well as planning for the re-establishment of fully functioning marae facilities. The marae is accessed by boat only and students will get the opportunity to spend several days on the river prior to the main restoration. The project will culminate in mid-October with a two-week restoration/build programme under the skilled guidance of Heritage professionals. The project also investigates the renaissance of Te Pōti Marae in a post-colonial context while master planning for a post-Waitangi Tribunal settlement reality for the marae and iwi of the Whanganui River. It provides an opportunity to plan and explore a master planning and restoration programme as a team, communicating ideas, developing solutions, and managing the challenge of delivering a fully sustainable solution. The marae is scheduled to reopen in January 2017.

Te Hononga has been offering Unitec architecture students the chance to participate in real-world studio design projects for more than 15 years.

MEET HELEN HELLESOE Foundation Studies graduate, Bachelor of Nursing (current student)

A NEW WAY OF LEARNING Unitec’s common semester

Setting your own agenda

It can be time-consuming and difficult to figure out what subject you want to specialise in. Unitec’s new common semester gives you a whole semester to explore your options and learn valuable study skills along the way.

The blended delivery style teaches you how to take charge of your own studies: you can access course materials when it suits you, and build knowledge through your own research. By working collaboratively with people from other disciplines, you’ll get a much better understanding of where specialisations overlap and how they fit together.

Students who want to go into natural sciences, health, sport or early childhood education share the same first or ‘common' semester. The common semester uses a blended learning format, which gives you more control over what you learn and how you learn. It’s a flexible approach that makes it easier to fit your studies around other commitments. There are face-to-face sessions with your tutor most weeks, as well as workshops where you can practise tasks with your classmates. You’ll use digital resources to access course materials, and join webinars to discuss ideas. There are also eventorials, which are shared learning events where you can meet staff and students from all the disciplines.

These are really important skills that will set you up for the rest of your studies and, eventually, your career. If you change your mind about which subject you want to go into, that’s fine too. Find out more about the common semester at www.unitec.ac.nz/common-semester

Ask Student Central (Te Pae Kōrero): 0800 10 95 10 / study@unitec.ac.nz Apply online: www.unitec.ac.nz/apply

“I left school 20 years ago and didn’t have the qualifications to enter the Bachelor of Nursing programme. Graduating from the Foundation Studies Nursing Pathway gave me an easier transition into tertiary study. It was a crucial step in moving into the Bachelor of Nursing Degree and my goal to become a Registered Nurse. I could not have done as well as I have without the Foundation Programme. It addressed so many gaps in my knowledge. “I’ve enjoyed the ‘community feel’ of Unitec, having smaller classes and lecturers who showed a genuine interest in their students. You need to be prepared to work hard. But you also need to make your family and friends aware of your commitment to your studies, especially students that have children, jobs and other obligations. As a single parent, I was nervous about returning to study after an absence of so many years, so I was very happy to achieve an A average in my Foundation Studies course. I’ve been able to continue with my academic success in the Bachelor of Nursing Degree and was the recipient of the Tressa Thomas Retraining Award last year. “Currently I’m undertaking my final placement in the Bachelor of Nursing Degree at Mason Clinic with the intention to enter into the Mental Health Nursing Internship in Forensic Mental Health. I’d like to remain within this area of nursing for the next couple of years and undertake post-graduate studies with a goal of working in nursing research and education.”

LIFE ON CAMPUS Life’s a campus. Well, that’s what we think, and reckon you’ll soon agree! From our biggest campus in Mt Albert to the Northern campus in Albany, Unitec’s three campuses are all quite different.

something going on too, from social events on campus to action-packed trips out of Auckland with the Experience NZ programme.

The Mt Albert campus is green and spacious, with lots of car parking, sports facilities and cafes to catch up with friends. It’s a short drive to the city and a quick walk to the nearest bus stop and train station. Out west, there’s Waitākere with its modern teaching facilities, right in the heart of Henderson. Our Northern campus in Albany is easy to reach from all parts of the North Shore and the northwest.

The year starts with one of the biggest student orientation events in the country and finishes with the massive End of Year Party, with concerts, film nights, gaming events, sporting events, BBQs, parties, comedy nights and Kids’ Days Out.

All our campuses are 100% smoke-free and they’re constantly buzzing with students of all ages, nationalities and backgrounds. There’s always

You can join one of the many clubs and societies at Unitec or even start your own one. And if you’re after some culture, there are regular plays and dance performances by performing arts students, as well as design and contemporary arts exhibitions at the Mt Albert campus galleries.

EVERYTHING YOU NEED » Alumni Network

» Disability Liaison Centre

» Banking facilities

» Fale Fono (Pacific meeting centre)

» Bike storage

» Healthcare facilities, including the Student Health Centre, Osteopathy Clinic and a pharmacy

» Bookshop » Cafés (including a licensed café) » Career Centre » Chapel » Childcare facilities (including Māori language early childhood centre) » Computer labs » Concentrix Delivery Centre » Copy Centre (includes PostShop) » Counselling

For more information visit www.unitec.ac.nz/students

» Cut Above Hairdressing Academy

» IBM Delivery Centre » IELTS Test Centre » International Office

» Shuttle bus service (free across the Mt Albert campus and between Mt Albert and Waitākere campuses) » Sports Centre and Gym » Squash Centre » Student Exchange Programme (an opportunity to study at Unitec partner institutions around the world)

» IT Support

» Student advocates – for independent legal advice and support

» Libraries

» Student galleries

» Maia Māori Centre (support services)

» Te Noho Kotahitanga Marae

» Muslim prayer rooms

» Te Puna Ako Learning Centre

» Pacific Centre for Learning, Teaching and Research (support services)

» Unitec Theatre

» Research Office and Postgraduate Centre

» Veterinary Clinic

MAKE IT OVERSEAS WITH UNIJET

GET A HAND PAYING FOR YOUR STUDIES

Your ticket to live the dream in a big wide world of possibilities

Want to study but not sure if you can afford it?

As a Unitec student you can complete part of your degree overseas. Unijet Student Exchange gives you the opportunity to study in Europe, Canada, America, South America, Asia or Australia.

Unitec offers lots of scholarships at all levels – from undergraduate to postgraduate – and for all subjects. Scholarships are also open to everyone, whether you're starting study for the first time or returning for more.

This is a tremendous opportunity to broaden your horizons and see the world, to do something many can only dream about. Experience life in a new country, learn a new language, immerse yourself in fresh cultures, explore famous cities the exciting landscapes. It’s your ticket to amazing places and life-changing experiences. Imagine how this will look on your CV!

Applying is easy:

Choosing to study abroad demonstrates experience, independence and maturity, a refreshing approach to life. But wherever you go, you’ll only pay your regular Unitec tuition fees, and you can still get your normal loan or allowance and qualify for a Unijet scholarship.

Whai Ake Mentoring Scholarship If you’re a first-year Māori student you could get $2,000 towards your study costs and mentoring from an experienced student. Youth Guarantee scheme

Visit www.unitec.ac.nz/scholarships and search for the scholarship you’re interested in.

Aged 16 or 17? You could study for free for up to a year with the Youth Guarantee scheme. Funding is available for a variety of practical programmes and Bridgepoint Foundation Education certificates. START Awards

Fill out the online application form.

Here are just some of the scholarships on offer:

Apply for a START Award and you could get $2,000 to put towards things to help you study, such as tuition fees, childcare or transport. START Awards are open to all full-time, first year students enrolled for at least a year.

We’ll get in touch with you to complete the process.

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Alexis Prebble, a Graphic Design and Animation major, spent a semester in Colorado. Listen to her trip highlights at www.unitec.ac.nz/unijet

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MĀORI AT UNITEC

PACIFIC AT UNITEC

Maia Māori Centre

Mentoring

Kia kaha, kia toa, kia maia, kia manawanui

Whai Ake is Maia’s mentoring programme for first-year Māori students, to help you meet new friends, access any academic support you need and get involved in cultural activities. The Whai Ake programme also offers a number of $2,000 scholarships to help towards your study costs.

Pacific Centre for Learning, Teaching and Research

Maia Māori Centre is a one-stop support and development centre. It’s the place to go for course advice, scholarship information, study workshops and even pastoral support. You can make use of the study space, drop-in centre and computer support while you’re there. Te reo and Mātauranga Māori courses Want to learn te reo or improve your existing skills? The Maia team offers free Māori language evening short courses. They also teach a range of Mātauranga Māori electives, which are a great way to learn more about Māori culture, language, philosophy and arts.

Scholarships As well as the Whai Ake scholarships, there are lots of other awards on offer, including Māori START Awards, postgraduate scholarships, and scholarships in subjects like health, landscape architecture and trades. For more information, visit www.unitec.ac.nz/scholarships

The Pacific Centre team provides academic, personal and cultural support for all Pacific students. Their services include study workshops, financial advice, scholarship information, mentoring and careers guidance. Feel free to use the drop-in centre and computer facilities while you’re there. The Pacific Centre also supports postgraduate students and Pacific research projects. They organise Pacific Orientation activities, fanau evenings and the Pacific student graduation dinner too.

Mentoring Tu’u ke Ma’u is a mentoring programme for first-year Pacific students. Mentors are Pacific staff who guide and support new students, and help them access Unitec services. Scholarships Unitec offers lots of scholarships for Pacific students including: »

Pacific START Awards

Pacific Trades Scholarships in: – Carpentry – Plumbing & Gasfitting – Electrical Engineering – Welding & Fabrication – Furniture & Cabinetmaking

For more information, visit www.unitec.ac.nz/scholarships

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“Whai Ake was an eye opener. I fully enjoyed the Māori knowledge. It kind of cemented who I am.“ – Rima Cooper Bachelor of Communications Graduate

“I’ve met wonderful people, great friends and lecturers who have supported me through my studies. Unitec feels like home.“ – Talei Anderson Bachelor of Communications Graduate

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Creative Industries

Construction & Infrastructure

The world of the arts is a broad canvas. With the right training and qualifications, we can help you get where you want to be. If you’re passionate about acting, music and dance, photography, graphic design or animation, you’ll find plenty of creative opportunities in this exciting and varied career path.

PROGRAMME GUIDE Primary Industries

If you are passionate about animals and the environment, this could be your ideal pathway. New Zealand is known for its green, clean environment. Help keep it that way with a degree in Conservation and Biodiversity Management. For animal lovers we have a wide range of career options available from veterinary nursing and animal health and welfare to zookeeping and canine training.

There is a big demand for construction and infrastructure graduates in New Zealand and around the world. A booming housing construction market and the Canterbury rebuild mean there’s a strong call for carpenters and joiners, construction project managers, quantity surveyors, electricians and welders. We’ll give you the skills and qualifications to be a part of this.

VOCATIONAL PATHWAYS Service Industries

These are two sectors of industry whose innovations impact on our daily lives like never before. It’s an exciting time to grasp the opportunities that lie in the fields of IT, architecture, engineering and surveying, marine technology and audio-visual technology. With our hands-on practical training programmes you, too, can play a part in changing the world.

Service industry careers can be very rewarding, not only in terms of job satisfaction, but also from a financial standpoint. With the growing demand for accountants and financial advisers, and professionals in marketing, advertising, communications and sport, graduates are bound to find the career that best suits them.

If you are interested in making a positive difference to people’s lives, why not consider a career in social and community services? Whether your calling is in education, social work, counseling or healthcare, there’s a wide range of career options on offer to graduates with the right training and qualifications.

Programmes are organised by subject area, for example ‘Civil Engineering’, and they are listed alphabetically. The Programme Guide is a great starting point for study ideas and there’s lots more information on our website www.unitec.ac.nz.

Vocational Pathway key:

Accounting & Finance

Manufacturing & Technology

Social & Community Services

Have a look at the Programme Guide to see what you could study at Unitec.

New Zealand Diploma in Business Level 6 Duration 2 years full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul (Summer School available) Indicative fee per year $5,583 Campus Mt Albert Gain a sound knowledge of the business environment, including accounting, banking, finance and management. Develop your communication and decision-making skills, and learn from lecturers with plenty of business experience. Career opportunities: Assistant accountant, bank customer services officer, business administrator, credit controller, office manager, payroll administrator, recruitment manager.

Manufacturing & Technology

Construction & Infrastructure

New Zealand Diploma in Business (Accounting) Level 6 Duration 2 years full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul (Summer School available) Indicative fee per year $5,583 Campus Mt Albert Become competent in accounting principles, financial accounting, business finance and taxation. Further your decision-making and communication skills, and apply what you’ve learnt in practical assignments. Career opportunities: Accounts payable/ receivable administrator, assistant accountant, business administrator, credit manager, office manager, payroll administrator.

Creative Industries

Primary Industries

Service Industries

Diploma in Professional Accountancy Level 6 Duration 1 year full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $5,838 Campus Mt Albert Advance your technical skills in accounting. Choose courses that are relevant to your career – from accounting information systems and business finance, to auditing, taxation and business law. Career opportunities: Auditor, business adviser, chief financial officer, divisional accountant, financial accountant, financial controller, management accountant, tax consultant.

Social & Community Services

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Bachelor of Business (Accountancy) Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee per year $5,838 Campus Mt Albert Gain a sound understanding of both accounting and finance principles, and learn to apply your technical accounting knowledge in a variety of business settings. Career opportunities: Audit manager, business analyst, chartered accountant, chief financial officer, financial accountant, management accountant, systems accountant, taxation consultant. Bachelor of Business (Finance) Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul (Summer School available) Indicative fee per year $5,838 Campus Mt Albert Gain an understanding of business finance, investments, finance law, the operation of financial markets, financial risk management and financial statement analysis. Includes Industry Based Learning. Career opportunities: Business analyst, finance manager, financial analyst, financial planner, investment analyst, investment banker, risk manager, working capital manager.

Graduate Certificate in Professional Accountancy Level 7 Duration Full-time for a minimum of 1 semester (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $3,107 Campus Mt Albert This programme offers advanced accounting courses designed to develop your technical capabilities. Career opportunities: Auditor, business adviser, chartered accountant, chief financial officer, divisional accountant, financial accountant, financial controller, management accountant, tax consultant.

Graduate Diploma in Professional Accountancy Level 7 Duration 1 year full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $6,214 Campus Mt Albert This is an advanced accounting programme for accounting graduates working towards the academic requirements for professional body membership. It is relevant for students with overseas degrees in accounting wanting to get a New Zealand qualification and practical experience, and for those wishing to move into accounting from a related discipline. Career opportunities: Auditor, business adviser, chartered accountant, chief financial officer, divisional accountant, financial accountant, financial controller, management accountant, tax consultant. Master of Business Level 9 Duration 2 years full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $7,008 Campus Mt Albert Acquire the skills to further your business career and improve your knowledge of key aspects of business and management. Career opportunities: Business leader. www.unitec.ac.nz/accounting

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Acting Certificate in Communication and Media Arts Level 4 Duration 1 semester full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $2,901 Campus Mt Albert

Career opportunities: This programme prepares you for further study in communication or performing and screen arts.

Develop your acting, voice and movement skills, and become familiar with acting techniques for theatre and film, and the history of drama. Perform at the Unitec Theatre and other venues.

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Develop the skills and knowledge for a career in a specialist theatre and screen discipline. Create inspiring and professionally presented works utilising our studios, drama theatre, wardrobe and production workshops.

This programme lets you tailor your studies to your interests and goals, broadening your creative and technical expertise.

Postgraduate Certificate in Creative Practice Level 8 Duration 6 months full-time (part-time available) Start Mar Indicative fee $6,000 – $7,000 Campus Mt Albert

Bachelor of Performing and Screen Arts (Acting for Screen and Theatre) Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time Start Feb Indicative fee per year $9,246 Campus Mt Albert

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Postgraduate Diploma in Creative Practice Level 8 Duration 6 months full-time (part-time available) Start Mar Indicative fee $6,000 – $7,000

This is your pass to an exciting future in communication, the media, or performing and screen arts.

Career opportunities: Acting trainer/teacher; actor for theatre, film and television; performer; performing arts manager; presenter; theatre deviser/creator.

Graduate Diploma in Creative Practice Level 7 Duration 1 year full-time Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $6,976

Extend your academic knowledge and broaden your creative and technical skills with a programme designed for professionals working in the creative industries. Collaborate with fellow students on creative projects, and focus on an area of practice that is relevant to your interests and career. Career opportunities: Animator, choreographer, cinematographer, designer, digital special effects and CGI specialist, production designer, screen or theatre producer, screenwriter, transmedia producer, visual technologist.

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Career opportunities: Animator, choreographer, cinematographer, designer, digital special effects and CGI specialist, production designer, screen or theatre producer, screenwriter, transmedia producer, visual technologist. Master of Creative Practice Level 9 Duration 18 months full time (part-time available) Start Mar Indicative fee $6,000 – $7,000 Campus Mt Albert Develop your research abilities and broaden your creative and technical skills with a masters degree designed for professionals working in the creative industries. Undertake research connected to your practice and collaborate with fellow students on projects across an array of creative fields. Career opportunities: Animator, choreographer, cinematographer, graphic designer, production manager, theatre and/or screen scriptwriter, transmedia producer, visual technologist.

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Animal Health & Welfare Certificate in Animal Care Level 3 Duration 4 evenings per week for 1 semester (full-time) or 2 evenings per week for 1 year (part-time) Start Feb (part-time) or Jul (full-time) Indicative fee $2,360 Campus Mt Albert Develop a basic understanding of the needs of animals, and find out how to respond appropriately to their requirements. Experience a hands-on introduction to animal handling at our on-site small animal unit. Career opportunities: Animal minder in a range of animal facilities, boarding kennel or cattery staff member, pet shop employee. Certificate in Animal Management Level 4 Duration 1 year full-time Start Feb Indicative fee $6,245 Campus Mt Albert Demonstrate your knowledge and application of ethical behaviour in relation to the care and handling of a wide range of animals in different situations. Recognise signs of good health and ill health in a range of animals. Career opportunities: Animal facilities manager, animal technician, kennel/cattery manager.

Certificate in Animal Management (Animal Clinical Care) Level 4 Duration 1 year full-time Start Feb

Certificate in Animal Management (Captive Wild Animals) Level 4 Duration 1 year full-time distance learning + block courses in Auckland, and 280 hours’

Indicative fee $6,245 Campus Mt Albert

work experience in an approved facility Start Feb Indicative fee $6,245 Campus Mt Albert

Acquire a broad knowledge of basic animal care for a range of animal species. Learn the fundamentals of animal nursing, and get practical experience at the on-campus veterinary hospital and external clinics across Auckland. Career opportunities: Animal handler, kennel assistant, laboratory animal assistant, veterinary nurse assistant. Certificate in Animal Management (Canine Behaviour and Training) Level 4 Duration 1 year full-time Start Feb Indicative fee $6,245 Campus Mt Albert Explore the factors that influence canine behaviour and husbandry, and apply theoretical knowledge to training dogs for a range of roles. Develop knowledge of the roles and requirements of canine-related industries in New Zealand, and apply your knowledge through practical training in our dog agility area. Career opportunities: Dog control officer, dog support services administrator, kennel manager, service dog handler/trainer.

Equip yourself with the knowledge and practical skills needed to care for captive wild animals. Gain real industry experience and contacts at an approved zoo facility within New Zealand. Career opportunities: Animal carer in a wildlife park, zookeeper. Certificate in Animal Welfare Investigations Level 4 Duration 1 year full-time distance learning + block courses in Auckland, and 28 hours’ work experience Start Feb Indicative fee $5,793 Campus Mt Albert Gain the skills and knowledge required to become an animal investigator. Discover how to protect animals through animal welfare law, investigations, prosecutions, communication, and animal health and husbandry. Career opportunities: Animal welfare agency worker, animal welfare investigator.

Diploma in Veterinary Nursing Level 6 Duration 2 years full-time or 3 years part-time, distance learning options available Start Feb

Bachelor of Applied Science (Science Communication) Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee per year $6,578 Campus Mt Albert

Indicative fee per year $6,083 Campus Mt Albert

Our new major in Science Communication will not only give you technical knowledge in the biological sciences, but also the skills to communicate what you learn to a wider audience.

Become a qualified veterinary nurse, while putting theory into practice in your chosen clinic placement(s), our on-site first opinion clinic (Vet Care Unitec), and the multi-specialist hospital, Veterinary Specialist Group. Career opportunities: Breeding centre manager, laboratory animal manager, laboratory technician, pet food company representative, pharmaceutical company representative, research technician, veterinary clinic practice manager, veterinary nurse (with opportunities to advance to senior levels), veterinary supply company representative.

Career opportunities: Animal behaviour consultant, animal welfare consultant, animal welfare education officer, animal welfare scientific officer.

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Career opportunities: Animal behaviour consultant, animal welfare consultant, animal welfare education officer, animal welfare scientific officer.

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Looking for a flexible postgraduate programme with a focus on work-based learning? The Postgraduate Certificate in Applied Practice enables practitioners to develop knowledge and skills that are relevant to their work, practice and community.

Postgraduate Certificate in Creative Practice Level 8 Duration 6 months full-time (part-time available) Start Jan 2016 Indicative fee $6,000 – $7,000 Campus Mt Albert

Develop a thorough understanding of animal health, welfare, behaviour modification, handling and husbandry, conservation and human/animal interaction.

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Postgraduate Certificate in Applied Practice Level 8 Duration 6 months full-time (part-time available) Start Mar or Jul Indicative fee $7,007 Campus Mt Albert or Waitākere

Career opportunities: This programme is for people who want to advance an area of their practice or career.

Bachelor of Applied Science (Animal Management and Welfare) Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee per year $6,578 Campus Mt Albert

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Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Practice Level 8 Duration 6 months full-time + 6 months part-time Start Mar or Jul

Master of Applied Practice Level 9 Duration 18 months full-time (part-time available) Start Mar or Jul

Indicative fee $7,007 Campus Mt Albert or Waitākere

This is a flexible postgraduate programme with a focus on work-based learning. This innovative new qualification enables practitioners from a range of fields to develop specialist knowledge and skills that are relevant to their work, practice and community.

Career opportunities: This programme is for people who want to advance an area of their practice or career.

Postgraduate Diploma in Creative Practice Level 8 Duration 1 year full-time (part-time available) Start Jan 2016 Indicative fee $6,000 – $7,000 Campus Mt Albert

Master of Creative Practice Level 9 Duration 18 months full time (part-time available) Start Mar Indicative fee $6,000 – $7,000 Campus Mt Albert

Are you a professional working in the creative industries who wants to extend your knowledge and develop your skills in a specific area of practice? This programme lets you tailor your studies to your interests and goals, broadening your creative and technical expertise. Career opportunities: This programme is for people who want to advance an area of their practice or career.

Architecture & Architectural Technology National Diploma in Architectural Technology Level 6 Duration 2 years full-time (part-time for 2½ years or more) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee per year $6,447 Campus Mt Albert Develop the skills to design and produce construction drawings for residential and commercial buildings. Career opportunities: Architectural technician, draftsperson. Bachelor of Architectural Studies Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time Start Feb Indicative fee per year $7,384 Campus Mt Albert Explore architectural design, urban housing design, and the history and theory of architecture. Discover different styles of architecture, site analysis and ways to achieve sustainability.

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Master of Architecture (Professional) Level 9 Duration 2 years full-time (part-time available) Start Feb Indicative fee per year $7,305 Campus Mt Albert If you've already completed an undergraduate degree in architecture, this master’s degree provides you with the advanced skills to become a registered architect. Career opportunities: Architect working in a range of settings. Master of Architecture Level 9 Duration 18 months full-time, 2½ years part-time Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee per semester (full-time) $7,008 Campus Mt Albert

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Certificate in Applied Technology (Audio-Visual Technician) Level 4 Duration 1 year full-time (part-time available) Start Mar or Jul Indicative fee $6,253 Campus Mt Albert

Certificate in Automotive and Mechanical Engineering Level 3 Duration 1 year full-time Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $6,253 Campus Mt Albert or Northern

Learn to repair audio-visual equipment, and explore theatre systems, electronics technology and digital and computer electronics.

Find out how to service engines, brakes, fuel and electronic control systems. Learn how to install automotive accessories and master general engineering tasks.

Career opportunities: Audio-visual media editing technician, lighting and sound systems technician, set-up and operating technician, stage development. www.unitec.ac.nz/audiovisual

If you are currently practising in the field of architecture, advance your architecture skills and learn how to forge new directions for your design practice.

Career opportunities: Apprentice mechanic, apprentice mechanical engineer. Certificate in Applied Technology (Automotive Engineering) Level 4 Duration 1 year full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $6,253 Campus Mt Albert or Northern Find out how to repair engines, transmissions, brakes, steering and suspension, and fuel and electronic control systems.

Career opportunities: Architecture practitioner, senior level lecturer.

Career opportunities: Apprentice mechanic.

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Career opportunities: Architectural designer, design manager, design technician, draftsperson.

Certificate in Applied Technology (Autotronics) Level 4 Duration 1 year full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $6,253 Campus Mt Albert

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Gain an insight into basic motor vehicle mechanical systems, and learn to find faults and diagnose automotive electronic problems. Career opportunities: Apprentice auto electrician.

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National Certificate in Motor Industry (Automotive Electrical Engineering) Level 4 Duration Part-time, ongoing Start Throughout the year Indicative fee per year $39.50 per unit standard + NZQA Unit Standard and Student Services fees Campus Mt Albert

Bachelor of Applied Technology (Automotive Engineering) Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee per year $6,447 Campus Mt Albert

Develop the skills to take your automotive career to the next level, and gain a thorough grounding in vehicle engineering.

Keep up with the rapid advances in the automotive industry: learn how to confidently apply your engineering skills to a wide range of situations.

Career opportunities: Automotive electrical engineer

Career opportunities: Car design and building specialist, vehicle sales and service manager.

National Certificate in Motor Industry (Automotive Engineering) Level 4 Duration Part-time, ongoing Start Throughout the year Indicative fee per year $39.50 per unit standard + NZQA Unit Standard and Student Services fees Campus Mt Albert Develop the skills to take your automotive career to the next level, and gain a thorough grounding in vehicle engineering. Career opportunities: Automotive engineer, automotive technician, heavy equipment technician, powerboat engineer, small engine technician.

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Bachelor of Applied Technology (Building) Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee per year $6,447

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Advance your understanding of wall frames, exterior claddings, timber weatherboards, interior linings and trim, concrete masonry structures and construction equipment.

Develop your ability to plan, implement and monitor a building project. Become knowledgeable about building administration, building envelopment and building structure.

Develop an understanding of the basic principles and practices in carpentry, furniture making and joinery, plumbing, painting and plastering.

Career opportunities: Qualified carpenter, selfemployed carpenter. Apply to become a registered Licensed Building Practitioner.

Career opportunities: Building compliance officer, building manager, project manager, property developer.

Gain an introduction to business principles and practices. Build your self-confidence and motivation, and develop the skills to move into higher-level business programmes.

Career opportunities: Assistant merchandiser, assistant tradesperson.

Diploma in Applied Technology (Building) Level 6 Duration 2Â˝ years part-time Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $6,447 Campus Mt Albert

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Career opportunities: This programme prepares you for further study in business.

Certificate in Multiskill Building Construction Level 2 Duration 17 weeks full-time (3 days per week) Start Feb, Mar, Jul or Aug Indicative fee $2,890 Campus Mt Albert or Northern

Certificate in Applied Technology (Carpentry) Level 4 Duration 1 year full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $6,253 Campus Mt Albert or Northern Develop a sound knowledge of the carpentry industry, exterior wall and roof cladding, foundations, interior lining and finishing, and wall and sub-floor framing. Build a three-bedroom house with your fellow students.

Certificate in Business (Introductory) Level 3 Duration 1 semester full-time Start Feb or Jul (Jul intake Mt Albert only) Indicative fee $2,919 Campus Mt Albert or WaitÄ kere

Certificate in Business Administration and Computing (Level 3) Level 3 Duration 1 semester full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $2,919 Campus Mt Albert

Improve your knowledge of building administration, building envelopment and building structure. Career opportunities: Building certifier, construction manager, project manager, property developer, registered builder, self-employed builder.

Learn about spreadsheets, databases and word processing, and improve your professional and business writing skills. Career opportunities: Accounting clerk, business administrator, customer services representative/receptionist, personal assistant, word processing operator.

Career opportunities: Apprentice carpenter, assistant tradesperson.

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National Certificate in Carpentry Level 4 Duration 1 year full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $5,998

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Certificate in Business Administration and Computing (Level 4) Level 4 Duration 1 semester full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $2,919 Campus WaitÄ kere Explore how computer systems are used in modern organisations, and develop a range of skills for administration and information technology roles. Career opportunities: Accounting clerk, business administrator, customer services representative/ receptionist, desktop publisher, personal assistant, word processing operator. www.unitec.ac.nz/cbac

Civil Engineering National Diploma in Surveying Level 6 Duration 2 years full-time (part-time available) Start Feb (full-time) or Jul (part-time) Indicative fee per year $5,914 Campus Mt Albert Become knowledgeable about a wide range of surveying topics, including cadastral surveying, engineering surveying, geodetic surveying, land administration and Computer Aided Design. Career opportunities: CAD operator, engineering surveyor, survey project manager, surveyor, tunnelling and mining surveyor.

Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Civil) Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee per year $5,844 Campus Mt Albert Develop advanced knowledge of a specialist area within engineering: environmental, geotechnical, water, roading and transportation or structural engineering. Career opportunities: Civil engineer (design), civil engineering project and/or construction manager, geotechnical engineer, roadingtransportation engineer, structural engineer, water/environmental engineer.

New Zealand Diploma in Engineering (Civil) Level 6 Duration 2 years full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee per year $6,010 Campus Mt Albert Gain a solid grounding in civil engineering to help create, improve and protect our environment. Career opportunities: Civil or structural engineering technician, laboratory or surveying technician.

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Communication Studies Certificate in Communication and Media Arts Level 4 Duration 1 semester full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $2,901 Campus Mt Albert The Certificate in Communication and Media Arts is your pass to an exciting future in communication, the media, or performing and screen arts. Career opportunities: This programme prepares you for further study. Bachelor of Applied Science (Science Communication) Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee per year $6,578 Campus Mt Albert Our new major in Science Communication will not only give you technical knowledge in the biological sciences, but also the skills to communicate what you learn to a wider audience. Career opportunities: Communications professional in a science-related field.

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Bachelor of Communication (Event Management) Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time (part-time available), Honours programme: 4 years full-time

Bachelor of Communication (Public Relations) Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time (part-time available), Honours programme: 4 years full-time

Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $5,793 Campus Mt Albert

Develop skills in public relations, news writing, organisational communication, reputation management and government communication. Apply what you have learnt in an industry internship or through an individual or group project.

Career opportunities: Conference manager, event communication manager, event manager, fundraising manager, promotions manager, special event co-ordinator, sponsorship manager.

Career opportunities: Account executive, community relations manager, corporate communication manager, government relations manager, marketing communications manager, public affairs manager, public relations consultant, public relations executive.

Bachelor of Communication (Media Studies) Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time (part-time available), Honours programme: 4 years full-time Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $5,793 Campus Mt Albert Develop an understanding of media theory, media issues and emerging communication technologies, and develop your media writing and digital media skills. Apply what you have learnt in a work experience placement. Career opportunities: E-marketing co-ordinator, media analyst, media researcher, multimedia communications manager, news media manager, publicity relations manager, website editor/writer.

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Graduate Diploma in Event Communication Level 7 Duration 1 year full-time (part-time available) Start Jul Indicative fee $5,792 Campus Mt Albert Develop skills for a career in event management. Gain experience creating and organising events, and take part in an industry internship at an event production company. Career opportunities: Conference centre manager, conference manager, corporate communication manager, event manager, exhibitions organiser, promotions manager, special event co-ordinator, sponsorship manager.

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Postgraduate Diploma in International Communication Level 8 Duration 1 year full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $7,008 Campus Mt Albert Improve your understanding of organisational and international communication. Develop the skills to manage communication effectively in organisations and within the global context. Explore intercultural communication, political communication, and management and strategic communication. Career opportunities: Communication manager, community relations adviser, corporate communication manager, government relations manager, internal communication executive, policy analyst, public affairs manager, relationship manager. Master of International Communication Level 9 Duration 2 years full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $7,008 Campus Mt Albert Gain the skills and knowledge to advance your communication career. Deepen your insight into communication within the globalised world through advanced study and research in the field of communication. Career opportunities: Communication manager, community relations manager, corporate or public affairs communicator, government relations manager, internal communications executive, media relations manager, policy adviser.

Community Development & Social Work Certificate in Community Skills Level 4 Duration 1 semester full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $2,896 Campus Waitākere Develop the knowledge and skills for a career as a community worker, a volunteer for a community group or a youth worker. Career opportunities: Community educator, community worker, group facilitator, volunteer, youth worker. Bachelor of Social Practice Level 7 Duration 4 years full-time (part-time available) Start Feb (full-time) or Jul (part-time) Indicative fee per year $5,795 Campus Waitākere

Bachelor of Social Practice (Community Development) Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time (part-time available) Start Feb

Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Practice (Social Practice) Level 8 Duration 6 months full-time + 6 months part-time

Indicative fee per year $5,795 Campus Waitākere

Start Mar or Jul Indicative fee $7,007 Campus Mt Albert or Waitākere

Develop your understanding of community change and management, and further your knowledge of Pākehā, Māori and Pacific Island cultural practices. Includes a work placement. Career opportunities: Community advocate, community social service co-ordinator, local government adviser, Māori community kaiāwhina, non-government organisation (NGO) community development worker, policy analyst. Bachelor of Social Practice (Social Work) Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time (part-time available) Start Feb (full-time) or Jul (part-time) Indicative fee per year $5,795 Campus Waitākere

Deepen your insight into social policy and sociological analysis, and become familiar with narrative ideas in social practice.

Deepen your insight into social policy and sociological analysis, and become familiar with narrative ideas in social practice. Includes a practicum.

Career opportunities: Case manager, community worker, local government adviser, Māori community kaiawhina, policy analyst, probation officer.

Career opportunities: Case manager, community worker, counsellor (children and adolescents), family therapist, mental health worker, probation officer, social worker, youth worker.

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Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Practice (Social Practice) Level 8 Duration 6 months full-time + 6 months part-time

Certificate in Community Skills Level 4 Duration 1 semester full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $2,896 Campus Waitākere

This programmes will develop your skills in social practice settings and improve your ability to work confidently with individuals, families and communities. Career opportunities: Community development worker, counsellor, not-for-profit practitioner, social practitioner for a government organisation or non-government organisation (NGO). Master of Applied Practice (Social Practice) Level 9 Duration 1½ years full-time (part-time available) Start Mar or Jul Indicative fee per year $7,007 Campus Mt Albert or Waitākere This programme is designed to help social workers, counsellors and community development practitioners advance their skills in a variety of social practice situations. Further your ability to work with individuals, families and communities, and transform your practice in ways that enhance social justice and reduce inequalities for communities. Career opportunities: Community development worker, counsellor, not-for-profit practitioner, social practitioner for a government organisation or non-government organisation (NGO).

Start Mar or Jul Indicative fee $7,007 Campus Mt Albert or Waitākere

Develop the knowledge and skills for a career as a community worker, a volunteer for a community group or a youth worker. Career opportunities: Community educator, community worker, group facilitator, volunteer, youth worker. Bachelor of Health and Social Development (Youth Development) Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee per year $6,253 Campus Waitākere Learn the wide range of disciplines necessary to make a difference in the lives of young people, from youth advocacy and leadership modelling to effective communication and problem solving skills. Career opportunities: Youth advocate, youth and community facility manager, youth development advisor, youth learning and development specialist, youth project manager, youth worker.

This programme will develop your skills in social practice settings and improve your ability to work confidently with individuals, families and communities. Career opportunities: Community development worker, counsellor, not-for-profit practitioner, social practitioner for a government organisation or non-government organisation (NGO). Master of Applied Practice (Social Practice) Level 9 Duration 18 months full-time (part-time available) Start Mar or Jul Indicative fee $7,007 Campus Mt Albert or Waitākere This programme is designed to help social workers, counsellors and community development practitioners advance their skills in a variety of social practice situations. Further your ability to work with individuals, families and communities, and transform your practice in ways that enhance social justice and reduce inequalities for communities. Career opportunities: Community development worker, counsellor, not-for-profit practitioner, social practitioner for a government organisation or non-government organisation (NGO).

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Computing & Information Technology Certificate in Information Technology Level 4 Duration 1 semester full-time (part-time available) Start Feb, Jul, Aug or Nov Indicative fee $2,954 Campus Mt Albert or Northern Improve your computer literacy and problemsolving skills, and further your knowledge of current software applications. Career opportunities: Data entry operator. Certificate in Computer Servicing (Level 5) Level 5 Duration 1 semester full-time Start Mar Indicative fee $615 Campus Northern Gain knowledge of computer hardware components, operating systems, networking concepts and Customer Servicing. Learn the fundamental concepts of Operating Systems, Networking design and simulation in virtual environment. Learn how to identify, troubleshoot and repair a wide range of computer hardware and software support issues. You will also learn essential skills to effectively communicate solutions to both technical and non-technical end-users. Career opportunities: IT support (hardware), IT support (software). This programme prepares

Diploma in Information Technology Support Level 6 Duration 2 years full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee per year $5,875 Campus Mt Albert Learn how to provide effective user support in a variety of desktop, standalone and networked environments. Career opportunities: Desktop support technician, help desk technician, network engineer, network technician. Diploma in Applied Computer Systems Engineering Level 6 Duration 1 year full-time Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $5,902 Campus Mt Albert or Northern Find out how to design IT networks, configure servers and solve problems in a network environment. It’s great preparation for Microsoft Cisco and private cloud configuration certification. Career opportunities: Corporate mail systems administrator, desktop support technician, help desk technician, Microsoft systems administrator, network administrator, network engineer.

Bachelor of Computing Systems Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee per year $5,914

Postgraduate Diploma in Computing Level 8 Duration 1 year full-time (2 – 3 years part-time) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $8,130

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Develop an understanding of data communications, networking, IT management, software development and systems analysis and design.

Learn to manage IT projects and solve complex applied computing problems. Choose those courses that are most relevant to your career.

Career opportunities: Applications programmer, database analyst, information systems manager, multimedia developer, network support technician, software designer, systems analyst. Graduate Diploma in Computing Level 7 Duration 1 year full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $5,966 Campus Mt Albert Further your computing career, at a time and pace that suits you. Select the topics that interest you the most – from software and game design/ development, to business intelligence and business analysis, to cyber security and networks. Career opportunities: Applications programmer, business analyst, cyber-security analyst, data analyst, database analyst and developer, game programmer, internet and web developer, network administrator, network engineer, network support technician, project manager, software designer, software developer, software tester, systems analyst.

Doctor of Computing Level 10 Duration 3 years full-time (4 – 6 years part-time) Start Feb Indicative fee per year $11,874 Campus Mt Albert Explore in-depth computing issues relevant to your specialist field or workplace. Career opportunities: Practising professional working to advance their computing knowledge base, researcher.

Career opportunities: Information systems manager, IT adviser, multimedia development manager, network manager, software engineer, systems analyst, website manager.

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Master of Computing Level 9 Duration 2 years full-time (3 – 5 years part-time) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee per year $8,202 Campus Mt Albert or Northern

Conservation & Biodiversity Management Bachelor of Applied Science (Biodiversity Management) Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee per year $6,578 Campus Mt Albert Find out about ecosystems, conservation issues, and the sustainable management of land, animals and plant life, as well as the management strategies that promote the conservation of biodiversity. Career opportunities: Biosecurity officer, conservation manager, ecology consultant, environmental officer, fisheries officer, geographic information systems (GIS) analyst, MPI quarantine officer, regional parks manager.

Develop your analytical, research, strategic planning and project management skills. Further your ability to design, plan and organise technology-based projects.

Bachelor of Applied Science (Science Communication) Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee per year $6,578 Campus Mt Albert

Career opportunities: Information systems manager, IT adviser, multimedia development manager, network manager, researcher, website manager.

Increase your knowledge in the biological sciences and learn new techniques to combine video, graphics and words to present information confidently to any audience. Career opportunities: Education liaison, media liaison, research, science advocacy.

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Construction Management National Diploma in Architectural Technology Level 6 Duration 2 years full-time (Feb start). All other full or part-time options take 2½ years or more. Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee per year $6,447 Campus Mt Albert Develop the skills to design and produce construction drawings for residential and commercial buildings. Career opportunities: Architectural technician, draftsperson. National Diploma in Construction Management Level 6 Duration 2 years full-time (Feb start). All other full or part-time options take 2½ years or more. Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee per year $6,428 Campus Mt Albert Develop the skills to manage the construction of a variety of building projects, and explore resource planning, and control and quality management systems.

National Diploma in Quantity Surveying Level 6 Duration 2 years full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee per year $6,446 Campus Mt Albert Develop the skills for a career in quantity surveying. Learn to measure and estimate building work, and to cost, price and tender for construction projects. Career opportunities: Contract administrator, contract quantity surveyor, quantity surveyor. Bachelor of Construction (Construction Economics) Level 7 Duration 2 years full-time, then 2 years part-time or as negotiated on a case-by-case basis Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee per year $7,157 Campus Mt Albert

Bachelor of Construction (Property Development) Level 7 Duration 2 years full-time, then 2 years part-time or as negotiated on a case-by-case basis

Further your knowledge of management structures, and learn to schedule activities and resources on construction projects.

Gain insight into the valuation and management of property and property portfolios, and learn to identify and develop project opportunities.

Certificate in Communication and Media Arts Level 4 Duration 1 semester full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $2,901 Campus Mt Albert

Career opportunities: Construction site manager, project manager, project planner, property developer.

Career opportunities: Commercial property manager, company owner, project manager, property consultant, property developer.

This is your pass to an exciting future in communication, film and television, the media, or performing and screen arts.

Graduate Diploma in Construction Project Management Level 7 Duration 1 year full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $5,966 Campus Mt Albert

Career opportunities: This programme prepares you for further study.

Find out how to evaluate and plan the cost of a construction project, manage payments and ensure the project is completed within budget. Career opportunities: Commercial manager, construction quantity surveyor, consultant quantity surveyor, project manager, property financial adviser.

Career opportunities: Contract manager, project manager, site manager.

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Contemporary Dance

Bachelor of Construction (Construction Management) Level 7 Duration 2 years full-time, then 2 years part-time or as negotiated on a case-by-case basis Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee per year $7,157 Campus Mt Albert

Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee per year $7,157 Campus Mt Albert

Already working in the construction industry and want to move into project management? Develop the knowledge and skills to effectively organise and manage activities on a construction site. Career opportunities: Construction manager, project manager, site manager. www.unitec.ac.nz/construction

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Bachelor of Performing and Screen Arts (Contemporary Dance) Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time Start Feb Indicative fee per year $9,246 Campus Mt Albert Learn to choreograph and perform at a professional level. Participate in a diverse array of performances, ranging from solo and group work to works commissioned by guest choreographers. Career opportunities: Arts administrator, choreographer, dance and performance artist, dance teacher, performing arts manager, professional dancer.

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Career opportunities: Art director, composer for theatre and screen works, costume designer, lighting designer, production manager for theatre, screen actor, set designer, sound/audio-visual designer, stage manager, theatre/screen director, theatre/screen scriptwriter. Postgraduate Certificate in Creative Practice Level 8 Duration 6 months full-time (part-time available) Start Mar Indicative fee $6,000 – $7,000 Campus Mt Albert Extend your academic knowledge and broaden your creative and technical skills with a programme designed for professionals working in the creative industries. Collaborate with fellow students on creative projects, and focus on an area of practice that is relevant to your interests and career. Career opportunities: Animator, choreographer, cinematographer, designer, digital special effects and CGI specialist, production designer, screen or theatre producer, screenwriter, transmedia producer, visual technologist.

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Postgraduate Diploma in Creative Practice Level 8 Duration 6 months full-time (part-time available) Start Mar Indicative fee $6,000 – $7,000

Counselling

This programme lets you tailor your studies to your interests and goals, broadening your creative and technical expertise.

Postgraduate Diploma in Counselling Level 8 Duration 18 months part-time Start Jul (applications close end of Feb) Indicative fee $3,504 Campus Waitākere

Learn about collaborative counselling approaches, including Narrative Therapy, Solution-focused Therapy and Collaborative Language Systems. Put theory into action through practical experience.

Master of Creative Practice Level 9 Duration 18 months full time (part-time available) Start Mar Indicative fee $6,000 – $7,000 Campus Mt Albert

Career opportunities: Counsellor (in the areas of drug and alcohol abuse, problem gambling, violence and sexual abuse, eating disorders, or working with families, children and adolescents), relationship counsellor, school counsellor.

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Early Childhood Education Bachelor of Teaching (Early Childhood Education) Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee per year $5,793 Campus Mt Albert

Education Studies Graduate Diploma in Higher Education Level 7 Duration 1 year full-time or 2 years part-time Start Throughout the year Indicative fee $5,792 Campus Mt Albert

Gain the skills to help young children develop a love of learning and make a difference to their lives. Includes practical experience.

Improve your ability to work with and educate adults, and further your knowledge of educational development, learning technologies and educational management.

Career opportunities: Early childhood teacher or head teacher, home-based caregiver, manager in early childhood education centre.

Career opportunities: This programme provides an ongoing qualification for teachers or trainers of adults who are already working in this field.

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Indicative fee $2,750 Campus The Mind Lab by Unitec in Auckland, Christchurch, Gisborne or Wellington Designed for teachers at all levels, this hands-on training progamme shows you how to apply technology in your lessons straightaway. Career opportunities: Gain new knowledge within your field of teaching, and develop a more student-centered and personalised approach to learning.

Postgraduate Certificate in Applied Practice Level 8 Duration 6 months full-time (part-time available) Start Mar or Jul Indicative fee $7,007 Campus Mt Albert or Waitākere Flexible with a focus on work-based learning, this programme enables practitioners to develop knowledge and skills that are relevant to their work, practice and community. Career opportunities: Community development worker, healthcare professional, not-forprofit manager or community leader, social practitioner for a government or non-government organisation (NGO), teacher or educational leader.

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Postgraduate Certificate in Applied Practice (Digital & Collaborative Learning) Level 8 Duration 32 weeks part-time Start Mar, Jul or Nov (no Gisborne intake in Nov)

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Construction & Infrastructure

Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Practice Level 8 Duration 6 months full-time + 6 months part-time, or 1 – 4 years part-time Start Mar or Jul Indicative fee $7,007 Campus Mt Albert or Waitākere A flexible postgraduate programme with a focus on work-based learning. This innovative new qualification enables practitioners from a range of fields to develop specialist knowledge and skills that are relevant to their work, practice and community. Career opportunities: Community development worker, healthcare professional, not-forprofit manager or community leader, social practitioner for a government or non-government organisation (NGO), teacher or educational leader.

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Postgraduate Diploma in Education Level 8 Duration 1 year full-time or 2 years part-time Start Throughout the year Indicative fee $7,008 Campus Mt Albert Increase your understanding of education policy, equity and evaluation in education. Discover more about theories in learning and teaching, reading acquisition and learning technologies. Career opportunities: This programme furthers your knowledge and skills in the education sector. Master of Applied Practice Level 9 Duration 18 months full-time (part-time available) Start Mar or Jul Indicative fee $7,007 Campus Mt Albert or Waitākere Master your professional practice with a highly flexible postgraduate programme suitable for practitioners from a range of fields. Undertake work-integrated research and projects and develop new knowledge and skills that are relevant to your work, practice and community. Career opportunities: Community development worker, healthcare professional, not-forprofit manager or community leader, social practitioner for a government or non-government organisation (NGO), teacher or educational leader.

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Master of Education Level 9 Duration 2 years full-time or 4 years part-time Start Throughout the year Indicative fee per year $7,007 Campus Mt Albert Further your knowledge in a broad range of educational theory, as well as policy and practice. Conduct original research in an area of your interest. Career opportunities: Gain the knowledge and understanding to advance your career in the education sector. www.unitec.ac.nz/ed-studies

Educational Leadership & Management Postgraduate Certificate in Educational Leadership and Management Level 8 Duration 6 months full-time or 1 year part-time Start Jan (full-time), Mar (part-time) or Jul (full or part-time) Indicative fee $3,504 Campus Mt Albert Develop the skills to take on increased leadership responsibility in a range of education settings. Gain fresh insight and stimulation, and develop the tools to take your leadership practice to the next level. Career opportunities: Manager or leader working in public or private education organisations, local authorities, government and agencies. Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Practice Level 8 Duration 6 months full-time + 6 months part-time Start Mar or Jul Indicative fee $7,007 Campus Mt Albert or Waitākere A flexible postgraduate programme with a focus on work-based learning. This innovative new qualification enables practitioners from a range of fields to develop specialist knowledge and skills that are relevant to their work, practice and community. Career opportunities: Community development

Postgraduate Diploma in Educational Leadership and Management Level 8 Duration 1 year full-time or 2 years part-time Start Jan (full-time), Mar (part-time) or Jul

Master of Educational Leadership and Management Level 9 Duration 2 years full-time or 4 years part-time Start Jan, Mar, Jul or Aug

(full or part-time) Indicative fee $7,008 Campus Mt Albert

Indicative fee per year $6,433 Campus Mt Albert

Further your understanding of educational leadership with this professional learning programme that allows you to study in a supportive environment with other education professionals. Career opportunities: Gain the knowledge and understanding needed to advance your leadership career in the education sector.

Enhance your knowledge, skills and discernment as an educational leader and manager by continuing your professional learning and development. Career opportunities: Gain the knowledge and understanding needed to advance your leadership career in the education sector. www.unitec.ac.nz/ed-leadership

Master of Applied Practice Level 9 Duration 18 months full-time (part-time available) Start Mar (full-time) or Jul (part-time) Indicative fee $7,007 Campus Mt Albert or Waitākere

Electrical & Electronics Engineering

Certificate in Applied Technology (Electrical Engineering) Level 4 Duration 1 year full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul

National Certificate in Electrical Engineering (Electrician) Level 2, 3, 4 Duration Part-time, ongoing Start Feb Indicative fee $2,999 Campus Mt Albert

Indicative fee $6,253 Campus Mt Albert or Northern Find out how to test circuits and diagnose faults in electrical equipment, and gain the skills to repair electrical appliances and equipment.

Develop a thorough grounding in electrical engineering, and find out more about electric lighting and motors, electrical appliances and electrical instrumentation. Career opportunities: Appliance technician, electrical engineer, electrician, industrial controller, power electrical/electronics specialist, security installer. Certificate in Electrical and Electronic Engineering Level 3 Duration 1 year full-time Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $5,756 Campus Mt Albert or Northern

Certificate in Applied Technology (Electronics Engineering) Level 4 Duration 1 year full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $6,253 Campus Mt Albert or Northern Learn to diagnose and correct circuit problems, and design combinational circuits using programmable logic devices. Career opportunities: Apprentice electronic

Increase your knowledge of electrical and electronics engineering, and experiment in our modern electrotechnology laboratories.

Career opportunities: Community development worker, healthcare professional, not-forprofit manager or community leader, social practitioner for a government or non-government organisation (NGO), teacher or educational leader.

Career opportunities: Appliance technician, apprentice electrician, electrical servicing and repair technician, security system technician.

technician, electronic computer systems technician, electronic servicing and repair technician, radio and television repairer, security systems technician, telecommunications technician.

Career opportunities: Apprentice electrician, apprentice electronic electrician.

worker, healthcare professional, not-forprofit manager or community leader, social practitioner for a government or non-government organisation (NGO), teacher or educational leader.

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New Zealand Diploma in Engineering (Electrical) Level 6 Duration 2 years full-time (part-time available) Start Mar or Jul

Bachelor of Applied Technology (Electrotechnology) Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul

Indicative fee $5,474 Campus Mt Albert

Indicative fee per year $6,447 Campus Mt Albert

Learn about the fundamentals of electrical engineering and develop the extensive practical knowledge required to work in the fields of power or electronics.

Discover what it takes to develop, engineer and service electrical and electronic equipment. Become familiar with control, electrical, electronics and microprocessor engineering.

Career opportunities: Computer engineer, control systems engineer, electrical engineer, electrical services engineer, electronics engineer, marine electronics engineer, power systems engineer, robotics engineer, telecommunications engineer.

Career opportunities: Computer engineer/ technologist, design draftsperson, digital systems technologist, electrical engineer/ technologist, electronics engineer/technologist, mechatronics engineer/technologist, project leader, technical manager. Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Electrical) Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time (part-time available) Start Mar or Jul Indicative fee per year $5,844 Campus Mt Albert This programme will equip you with the knowledge and skills for employment as an engineer, specialising in power or electronics. Career opportunities: Computer engineer, control systems engineer, electrical engineer, electrical services engineer, electronics engineer, marine electronics engineer, power systems engineer, robotics engineer, telecommunications engineer. www.unitec.ac.nz/electrical

English Language New Zealand Certificate in English Language Level 2 – 5, 60 credits each Duration 16 weeks full-time Start Feb or Jul (Mt Albert students can also start Levels 2 – 4 in May or Oct) Indicative fee $2,896 (fees free with ILN study grant for Level 2) Campus Mt Albert or Waitākere We're excited to be one of the first training providers in New Zealand to offer the New Zealand Certificate in English Language (NZCEL), which provides a clear pathway to progress through your studies or your career. Career opportunities: Improve your English for work in a professional field, or continue your studies. Graduate Certificate in English as an Additional Language Level 7 Duration 15 weeks full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $2,897 Campus Mt Albert Learn to speak and write English fluently, accurately and confidently. Gain an awareness of New Zealand society and culture. Career opportunities: Work in your professional field with improved English, or continue to study at undergraduate or postgraduate level. www.unitec.ac.nz/english

Event Management

Foundation & Bridging Education

Bachelor of Communication (Event Management) Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time (part-time available), Honours programme 4 years full-time Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee per year $5,793 Campus Mt Albert

Certificate in Foundation Studies (Level 2) – Sport focus Offered in partnership with Village Sports Academy (VSA) Level 2

Unitec’s range of Bridgepoint foundation education programmes are specially designed to bridge you into certificate, diploma or degree-level study.

Develop the skills for a communications career in events planning and management, conference management, sponsorship and fundraising, and the hospitality and entertainment industries. Includes a work experience placement. Career opportunities: Conference manager, event communication manager, event manager, fundraising manager, promotions manager, special event co-ordinator, sponsorship manager.

Whether you’ve just left school or you’re changing careers, get the vocational skills and knowledge you need to progress into higher education or a job. Bridgepoint programmes can pathway you towards all sorts of different careers, including nursing, early childhood education, construction, engineering, business, sport or design and visual arts.

Duration 16 weeks full-time Start Jul Indicative fee $2,896 (fees-free options for 16 – 24 year olds) Campus Mt Albert This sport-focused foundation programme from Village Sports Academy (VSA) and Unitec builds the knowledge and leadership skills you need for a career in sport. You’ll have full access to the great sports facilities at Unitec, and there’s lots of support when you need it from VSA staff. Career opportunities: This programme prepares you for further study. Certificate in Foundation Studies (Level 2): Whitinga Level 2 Duration 16 weeks full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $2,896 Campus Mt Albert or Waitākere

Graduate Diploma in Event Communication Level 7 Duration 1 year full-time (part-time available) Start Jul Indicative fee $5,792 Campus Mt Albert

Gain the tertiary study skills, background knowledge and confidence to study at certificate or diploma level. Learn in a supportive adult learning environment.

Find out what it takes to create, organise and manage high-quality events from conception through to completion. Includes a work experience placement.

Career opportunities: This programme prepares you for further study.

Career opportunities: Conference centre manager, conference manager, corporate communication manager, event manager, exhibitions organiser, promotions manager, special event co-ordinator, sponsorship manager. www.unitec.ac.nz/event-man

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Certificate in Foundation Studies (Level 3): Whitinga Level 3 Duration 16 weeks full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul

Furniture & Cabinetmaking

Gain the skills and confidence you need to prepare for further study at certificate level, or to succeed in the workplace.

Certificate in Applied Technology (Furniture and Cabinetmaking) Level 4 Duration 1 year full-time Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $6,253 Campus Mt Albert

Career opportunities: This programme prepares you for further study at certificate or diploma level.

Explore furniture-making techniques and gain insight into cabinet construction, timber-framed construction and marine interior cabinetry.

Certificate of University Preparation (Level 4) Offered in partnership with Massey University Level 4 Duration 16 weeks full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $2,372 Campus Mt Albert or Waitākere

Career opportunities: Cabinetmaker, furnituremaker, joiner, kitchenmaker, marine cabinetmaker, shopfitter, stairmaker.

Indicative fee $2,896 Campus Mt Albert or Waitākere

Get ready for degree-level study at universities, institutes of technology and polytechnics in New Zealand. Completing the certificate gives you an entry-level qualification that you can use to apply for a degree programme. Career opportunities: This programme prepares you for further study. www.unitec.ac.nz/bridgepoint

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Graphic Design & Animation Certificate in Design and Visual Arts Level 4 Duration 28 weeks full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $5,793 Campus Mt Albert Investigate a broad range of design and visual art practices, and learn how to reflect critically on your own work. Career opportunities: This programme prepares you for further study. Diploma in Graphic Design and Animation (Exit Award) Level 6 Duration 2 years full-time Start Feb (Jul intake subject to interest) Indicative fee $6,430 Campus Mt Albert Script/animate 2D narratives, and draw, invent and manipulate imagery through illustration, photography, printmaking, and painting. Work in fully equipped workshops, studios and computer labs, and display your work in student galleries. Career opportunities: Artwork/output technician, computer operator, design assistant, trainee designer.

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Bachelor of Creative Enterprise Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time (part-time available) Start Mar or Jul Indicative fee $6,000 – $7,000

Postgraduate Certificate in Creative Practice Level 8 Duration 6 months full-time (part-time available) Start Mar Indicative fee $6,000 – $7,000 Campus Mt Albert

Campus Mt Albert This programme will prepare you for a range of creative careers – from graphic design and digital marketing to interior design and Māori entrepreneurship.

Graduate Diploma in Creative Enterprise Level 7 Duration 1 year full-time (part-time available) Start Mar Indicative fee $6,000 – $7,000 Campus Mt Albert This is an innovative new programme that will advance your ability to lead and manage creative enterprise projects. Career opportunities: Animator, artist, brand manager, game or app designer, graphic designer, industrial designer, interior designer, online marketer, photographer.

Indicative fee $6,000 – $7,000 Campus Mt Albert

Career opportunities: Animator, artist, brand manager, freelance photographer, game or app designer, graphic designer, industrial designer, interior designer, online marketer.

Postgraduate Diploma in Creative Practice Level 8 Duration 1 year full-time (part-time available) Start Mar Indicative fee $6,000 – $7,000 Campus Mt Albert This programme lets you tailor your studies to your interests and goals, broadening your creative and technical expertise. Career opportunities: Animator, choreographer, cinematographer, designer, digital special effects and CGI specialist, production designer, screen or theatre producer, screenwriter, transmedia producer, visual technologist.

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Master of Creative Practice Level 9 Duration 18 months full time (part-time available) Start Mar

Develop your research abilities and broaden your creative and technical skills with a masters degree designed for professionals working in the creative industries. Undertake research connected to your practice and collaborate with fellow students on projects across an array of creative fields. Career opportunities: Animator, choreographer, cinematographer, graphic designer, production manager, theatre and/or screen scriptwriter, transmedia producer, visual technologist. Master of Design Level 9 Duration 18 months full-time (part-time available) Start Feb Indicative fee per semester $7,008 Campus Mt Albert Undertake an art or design project based on an aspect of your practice to date, and collaborate with other art and design professionals. Career opportunities: Art/design educator, art director, graphic designer.

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Health Services National Certificate in Mental Health and Addiction Support Level 4 Duration 40 weeks full-time Start Jul Indicative fee $5,792 Campus Waitākere

Postgraduate Certificate in Applied Practice Level 8 Duration 6 months full-time (part-time available) Start Mar or Jul

Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Practice (Health Science) Level 8 Duration 6 months full-time + 6 months part-time (part-time available)

Indicative fee $7,007 Campus Mt Albert or Waitākere

Start Mar or Jul Indicative fee $7,007 Campus Mt Albert or Waitākere

This programme enables practitioners to develop knowledge and skills that are relevant to their work, practice and community.

This programme will help you to develop new knowledge and skills that will prepare you for higher-level healthcare roles and enhanced career prospects.

Develop the skills to become a safe and effective mental health support worker, and gain a basic understanding of mental health issues. Learn from staff who have worked, or are currently working, in the mental health sector themselves.

Career opportunities: Community development worker, healthcare professional, not-for-profit manager or community leader, social practitioner for a government or non-government organisation (NGO), teacher or educational leader.

Career opportunities: Mental health worker.

Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Practice Level 8 Duration 6 months full-time + 6 months part-time (part-time available) Start Mar or Jul Indicative fee: $7,007 Campus Mt Albert or Waitākere

Master of Applied Practice Level 9 Duration 18 months full-time (part-time available) Start Mar or Jul Indicative fee: $7,007 Campus Mt Albert or Waitākere

This innovative new qualification enables practitioners from a range of fields to develop specialist knowledge and skills that are relevant to their work, practice and community.

Bachelor of Health and Social Development (Health Promotion) Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee per year $6,253 Campus Waitākere Build your understanding of health disciplines, from the strategic organisation of health promotion to the use of evidence-based research and behaviour motivation skills. Develop practice-based knowledge and application through both online and face-to-face learning. Career opportunities: Administrator or manager in health and social development organisations, community advisor, community support worker, family support worker, health promoter, health protection officer, hospital service administrator, public health manager or administrator, public sector worker, service coordinators.

Career opportunities: Advanced practitioner, clinical teacher, healthcare professional, healthcare team leader, hospital manager.

This is a highly flexible programme for healthcare professionals looking to change or further their careers. Develop new knowledge and skills that will enhance your career prospects, preparing you for higher-level roles in a range of healthcare settings. Career opportunities: Advanced practitioner, clinical teacher, healthcare professional, healthcare team leader, hospital manager. www.unitec.ac.nz/health

Interior Design Certificate in Design and Visual Arts Level 4 Duration 28 weeks full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $5,793 Campus Mt Albert If you have natural creative talent, this introductory design programme provides an ideal opportunity to develop practical skills and theoretical knowledge. Investigate a broad range of design and visual art practices, and learn how to reflect critically on your own work. Career opportunities: This programme prepares you for further study. Diploma in Applied Interior Design Level 6 Duration 2 years full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $6,485 Campus Northern This programme will open the door to a new world of opportunities by equipping you with the essential technical knowledge, and communication and presentation skills to operate within this exciting industry.

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Master of Applied Practice (Health Science) Level 9 Duration 18 months full-time (part-time available) Start Mar or Jul Indicative fee: $7,007 Campus Mt Albert or Waitākere

Career opportunities: Exhibition designer, film or television designer, furniture or textile salesperson, interior specialist for an architectural practice, kitchen or bathroom designer, retail or hospitality designer.

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Diploma in Interior Design Studies (Exit Award) Level 6 Duration 2 years full-time (part-time available) Start Feb (Jul intake subject to interest) Indicative fee $6,430 Campus Mt Albert Explore and gain fundamental skills and knowledge of interior design. Discover a range of digital and analogue drawing and modelling practices, investigate technologies that influence interior design, and examine the works of prominent national and international designers. Career opportunities: Design assistant, retail assistant. Bachelor of Creative Enterprise Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time (part-time available) Start Mar or Jul Indicative fee per year $6,000 – $7,000 Campus Mt Albert This programme will prepare you for a range of creative careers – from graphic design and digital marketing to interior design and Māori entrepreneurship. Career opportunities: Animator, artist, brand manager, freelance photographer, game or app designer, graphic designer, industrial designer, interior designer, online marketer.

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Graduate Diploma in Creative Enterprise Level 7 Duration 1 year full-time (part-time available) Start Mar Indicative fee $6,000 – $7,000

Postgraduate Diploma in Creative Practice Level 8 Duration 1 year full-time (part-time available) Start Mar Indicative fee per year $6,000 – $7,000

Campus Mt Albert

This is an innovative new programme that will advance your ability to lead and manage creative enterprise projects.

This programme lets you tailor your studies to your interests and goals, broadening your creative and technical expertise.

Career opportunities: Animator, artist, brand manager, game or app designer, graphic designer, industrial designer, interior designer, online marketer, photographer.

Postgraduate Certificate in Creative Practice Level 8 Duration 6 months full-time (part-time available) Start Mar Indicative fee per year $6,000 – $7,000 Campus Mt Albert Extend your academic knowledge and broaden your creative and technical skills with a programme designed for professionals working in the creative industries. Collaborate with fellow students on creative projects, and focus on an area of practice that is relevant to your interests and career. Career opportunities: Animator, choreographer, cinematographer, designer, digital special effects and CGI specialist, production designer, screen or theatre producer, screenwriter, transmedia producer, visual technologist.

Master of Creative Practice Level 9 Duration 18 months full time (part-time available) Start Mar Indicative fee per year $6,000 – $7,000 Campus Mt Albert

Land Surveying National Diploma in Surveying Level 6 Duration 2 years full-time (part-time available) Start Feb (full-time) or Jul (part-time) Indicative fee per year $5,914 Campus Mt Albert Discover cadastral surveying, engineering surveying, geodetic surveying, geology, land administration and Computer Aided Design (CAD). Career opportunities: CAD operator, engineering surveyor, survey project manager, surveyor, tunnelling and mining surveyor.

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Landscape & Garden Design

Landscape Architecture

Certificate in Home Garden Design Level 4 Duration Tailored study options (part-time and full-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $2,914 Campus Mt Albert Find out how to improve your own garden or design gardens for other people. Learn how to select plants and gain a basic understanding of home garden design.

Language Teaching & Interpreting

Bachelor of Landscape Architecture Level 7 Duration 4 years full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee per year $6,712 Campus Mt Albert

Certificate in Language Teaching Level 5 Duration 1 semester full-time Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $1,996 Campus Mt Albert

Create designs for a variety of exciting landscape projects, and further your understanding of CAD modelling, environmental planning and contemporary urbanism.

Learn about language and how to teach a language. Discover more about different teaching contexts. Practise what you’ve learnt by teaching real language students. You can complete the CELTA course as part of this programme.

Career opportunities: Environmental design consultant, environment commissioner, heritage landscape consultant, landscape architect, regional planner, urban designer.

Career opportunities: Garden centre salesperson, gardener, home garden designer, private gardener. Diploma in Landscape Design Level 5 Duration 2 years full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee per year $5,875 Campus Mt Albert Develop a solid grounding in plant selection, garden design, site assessment and construction. Tailor the programme to suit your ultimate career goals. Career opportunities: Garden centre design consultant, garden journalist, gardener, landscape designer, landscape draftsperson, landscape maintenance manager, landscaper, park/botanic/ heritage garden manager, plant consultant.

Master of Landscape Architecture Level 9 Duration 18 months full-time, 2½ years part-time (part-time available) Start Throughout the year Indicative fee per semester (full-time) $7,008 Campus Mt Albert Explore design research in landscape architecture at a post-professional level. Primarily suited to experienced landscape architects.

Career opportunities: Language teacher in New Zealand or overseas. Certificate in Liaison Interpreting Level 6 Duration 16 weeks full-time Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $2,559 Campus Mt Albert Learn to perform interpreting tasks using accurate language and register, and develop your vocabulary for various interpreting situations. Career opportunities: Liaison interpreter in medical, legal and community settings.

Career opportunities: Design educator, design researcher, landscape architectural design leader.

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Management New Zealand Diploma in Business Level 6 Duration 2 years full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul (Summer School available) Indicative fee per year $5,583 Campus Mt Albert Develop a thorough understanding of the business world, accounting, banking, commercial law, economics, finance, management and marketing. Career opportunities: Assistant accountant, bank customer services officer, business administrator, credit controller, office manager, payroll administrator, recruitment manager. New Zealand Diploma in Business (Management) Level 6 Duration 2 years full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul (Summer School available) Indicative fee per year $5,583 Campus Mt Albert Gain the skills for a career in management, and develop a sound understanding of the business environment, applied management, organisation and management, and leadership in business.

Bachelor of Business (Management) Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul (Summer School available) Indicative fee per year $5,838 Campus Mt Albert Develop knowledge and skills for a management career, and specialise in either human resource management (HRM) or operations management. Includes Industry Based Learning. Career opportunities: Human resources manager, logistics manager, operations manager, project manager. Graduate Diploma in Business (Human Resource Management) Level 7 Duration 1 year full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $5,838 Campus Mt Albert Explore the theory and principles of human resource management in as little as one year. Apply what youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve learnt in an industry placement. Career opportunities: Human resources manager, occupational health and safety officer, recruitment manager, training manager.

Graduate Diploma in Business (Operations Management) Level 7 Duration 1 year full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $5,838 Campus Mt Albert Explore the theory and principles of operations management, and learn to apply them in a range of business contexts. Career opportunities: Factory manager, logistics manager, operations manager, production planner, supply chain manager, warehouse manager. Graduate Diploma in Business (Sales Management) Level 7 Duration 1 year full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $5,838 Campus Mt Albert Explore sales principles and how to apply them to a range of industry and organisational contexts. Career opportunities: Area manager, sales consultant, sales representative,

Campus Mt Albert Develop a sound knowledge of areas like business strategy and processes, relationships in business organisations and the business environment. Career opportunities: Business researcher, human resources manager, marketing executive, operations manager. Master of Business Level 9 Duration 2 years full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $7,008 Campus Mt Albert Acquire the skills to further your business career and improve your knowledge of key aspects of business and management. Career opportunities: Business leader. www.unitec.ac.nz/management

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Certificate in Applied Technology (Boatbuilding) Level 4 Duration 1 year full-time (part-time available) Start Feb Indicative fee $6,253 Campus Mt Albert Find out how to build a variety of craft, and become knowledgeable about boat construction, composites and the use of AutoCAD.

Bachelor of Applied Technology (Marine) Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time (part-time available) Start Feb Indicative fee per year $6,447 Campus Mt Albert Improve your knowledge of composites, lofting and small craft design, marine interiors and marine machinery. Career opportunities: Marine designer/ draftsperson, project manager. www.unitec.ac.nz/marine

Career opportunities: Apprentice boat builder, apprentice boat refit and repair technician. Certificate in Applied Technology (Marine Engineering Systems) Level 4 Duration 1 year full-time Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $6,253 Campus Mt Albert Explore marine engines, electrical and electronic systems. Assess the condition of a boat engine and dismantle, repair and assemble engines. Career opportunities: Apprentice diesel engine technician, apprentice marine inboard/outboard technician, apprentice power boat engineer, small engine technician.

Career opportunities: Business administrator, human resources manager, office manager, recruitment manager, supervisor, team leader.

Marine Technology

Postgraduate Diploma in Business Level 8 Duration 1 year full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $7,008

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Construction & Infrastructure

Creative Industries

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Marketing Bachelor of Business (Marketing) Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul (Summer School available) Indicative fee per year $5,838 Campus Mt Albert Gain an insight into marketing and sales practice, marketing planning and strategy, buyer behaviour, e-marketing, international marketing and the marketing of services. Includes Industry Based Learning. Career opportunities: Advertising manager, key account manager, marketing consultant, marketing manager, product manager, sales manager, territory manager. Graduate Diploma in Business (Marketing) Level 7 Duration 1 year full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $5,838 Campus Mt Albert Develop a sound understanding of marketing in just one year, and apply marketing principles to a variety of business contexts. Career opportunities: Advertising manager, marketing consultant, marketing manager. www.unitec.ac.nz/marketing

Media Studies Certificate in Communication and Media Arts Level 4 Duration 1 semester full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $2,901 Campus Mt Albert

Medical Imaging Bachelor of Health Science (Medical Imaging) Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time Start Feb Indicative fee per year $6,636 Campus Waitākere

This is your pass to an exciting future in communication, film and television, the media, or performing and screen arts.

Gain skills in diagnostic imaging and learn how to use radiation safely to obtain images for diagnostic use. Spend at least two days a week in a radiology/x-ray department.

Career opportunities: This programme prepares you for further study.

Career opportunities: Registered medical imaging technologist.

Bachelor of Communication (Media Studies) Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time (part-time available), Honours programme 4 years full-time Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee per year $5,793 Campus Mt Albert

Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Practice (Health Science) Level 8 Duration 6 months full-time + 6 months part-time (part-time available) Start Mar or Jul Indicative fee $7,007 Campus Mt Albert or Waitākere

Explore media theory, media issues and emerging communication technologies, and develop your media writing and digital media skills. Includes a work experience placement.

This programme will help you to develop new knowledge and skills that will prepare you for higher-level healthcare roles and enhanced career prospects.

Career opportunities: E-marketing co-ordinator, media analyst, media researcher, multimedia communications manager, news media manager, publicity relations manager, website editor/writer.

Career opportunities: Advanced practitioner, clinical teacher, healthcare professional, healthcare team leader, hospital manager.

Master of Applied Practice (Health Science) Level 9 Duration 18 months full-time (part-time available) Start Mar or Jul Indicative fee $7,007 Campus Mt Albert or Waitākere This is a highly flexible programme for healthcare professionals looking to change or further their careers. Develop new knowledge and skills that will enhance your career prospects, preparing you for higher-level roles in a range of healthcare settings. Career opportunities: Advanced practitioner, clinical teacher, healthcare professional, healthcare team leader, hospital manager. www.unitec.ac.nz/imaging

Music

Not-For-Profit Management

Certificate in Music (Introductory) Level 3 Duration 16 weeks full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $2,896 Campus Mt Albert Explore musical history and styles, experiment with new music technologies and benefit from hands-on experience creating music with others. Career opportunities: Composer, DJ, music journalist, music teacher, musician, performer, radio producer, recording engineer, sound designer/engineer. Diploma in Contemporary Music Level 5 Duration 2 years full-time (part-time available) Start Feb Indicative fee per year $5,792 Campus Mt Albert Improve your knowledge of musical techniques and composition, and explore the business side of the music industry. Career opportunities: Composer, DJ, music journalist, music teacher, musician, recording engineer, singer/songwriter, sound or multimedia designer. www.unitec.ac.nz/music

Graduate Certificate in Not-For-Profit Management Level 7 Duration 6 months full-time (part-time available) Start Throughout the year Indicative fee $747 per 15-credit course Campus Mt Albert or Waitākere Further your expertise in not-for-profit management and become a more effective manager, leader or coordinator. Explore a range of best practice models for leading your not-forprofit organisation, and develop your knowledge and skills through collaborative practice and workintegrated learning. Career opportunities: Not-for-profit manager or community leader. Graduate Diploma in Not-For-Profit Management Level 7 Duration 2 – 6 years part-time Start Throughout the year Indicative fee $887 per 30-credit course Campus Mt Albert or Waitākere Develop the skills to improve the effectiveness of your not-for-profit organisation. Improve your ability to mobilise resources, develop strategies for raising funds, manage staff and volunteers, and build effective governance. Career opportunities: Not-for-profit manager or community leader.

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Postgraduate Certificate in Applied Practice Level 8 Duration 6 months full-time (part-time available) Start Mar or Jul Indicative fee $7,007 Campus Mt Albert or Waitākere This programme enables practitioners to develop knowledge and skills that are relevant to their work, practice and community. Career opportunities: Community development worker, healthcare professional, not-forprofit manager or community leader, social practitioner for a government or non-government organisation (NGO), teacher or educational leader. Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Practice (Social Practice) Level 8 Duration 6 months full-time + 6 months part-time Start Mar or Jul Indicative fee $7,007 Campus Mt Albert or Waitākere This programme will develop your skills in social practice settings and improve your ability to work confidently with individuals, families and communities.

Master of Applied Practice (Social Practice) Level 9 Duration 18 months full-time (part-time available) Start Mar or Jul Indicative fee $7,007 Campus Mt Albert or Waitākere This programme is designed to help social workers, counsellors and community development practitioners advance their skills in a variety of social practice situations. Further your ability to work with individuals, families and communities, and transform your practice in ways that enhance social justice and reduce inequalities for communities. Career opportunities: Community development worker, counsellor, not-for-profit practitioner, social practitioner for a government or non-government agency (NGO). www.unitec.ac.nz/nfp

Nursing Diploma in Enrolled Nursing Level 5 Duration 18 months full-time Start Feb Indicative fee $6,253 Campus Waitākere Develop fundamental nursing skills and learn to safely deliver patient care across different healthcare settings. Explore acute care, rehabilitation, and mental health and addiction. Career opportunities: Enrolled Nurse. Bachelor of Nursing Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee per year $6,253 Campus Waitākere Qualify as a Registered Nurse and gain the skills required to work in a range of health-related areas. Includes a variety of practice placements. Career opportunities: Charge nurse, district nurse, nurse educator, Plunket nurse, practice nurse, public health nurse, staff nurse.

Career opportunities: Community development worker, counsellor, not-for-profit practitioner, social practitioner for a government or non-government organisation (NGO).

Postgraduate Certificate in Applied Practice Level 8 Duration 6 months full-time (part-time available) Start Mar or Jul

Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Practice (Clinical Research) Level 8 Duration 6 months full-time + 6 months part-time

Indicative fee $7,007 Campus Mt Albert or Waitākere

Start Mar or Jul Indicative fee per year $7,007 Campus Mt Albert or Waitākere

The Postgraduate Certificate in Applied Practice enables practitioners to develop knowledge and skills that are relevant to their work, practice and community. Career opportunities: Community development worker, healthcare professional, not-forprofit manager or community leader, social practitioner for a government or non-government organisation (NGO), teacher or educational leader. Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Practice Level 8 Duration 6 months full-time + 6 months part-time Start Mar or Jul Indicative fee per year $7,007 Campus Mt Albert or Waitākere This is a flexible postgraduate programme with a focus on work-based learning. This innovative new qualification enables practitioners from a range of fields to develop specialist knowledge and skills that are relevant to their work, practice and community. Career opportunities: Community development worker, healthcare professional, not-forprofit manager or community leader, social practitioner for a government or non-government organisation (NGO), teacher or educational leader.

Master of Applied Practice Level 9 Duration 18 months full-time (part-time available) Start Mar or Jul Indicative fee per year $7,007 Campus Mt Albert or Waitākere

This programme allows you to participate in clinical research programmes in a variety of settings, enabling you to develop new competencies and further your career. Career opportunities: Clinical researcher, clinical teacher, clinical trial monitor, healthcare practice leader, healthcare practitioner, healthcare professional, healthcare team leader, independent clinical researcher. Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Practice (Health Science) Level 8 Duration 6 months full-time + 6 months part-time Start Mar or Jul Indicative fee $7,007 Campus Mt Albert or Waitākere This programme will help you to develop new knowledge and skills that will prepare you for higher-level healthcare roles and enhanced career prospects. Career opportunities: Advanced practitioner, clinical teacher, healthcare professional, healthcare team leader, hospital manager.

Master your professional practice with a highly flexible postgraduate programme suitable for practitioners from a range of fields. Undertake work-integrated research and projects and develop new knowledge and skills that are relevant to your work, practice and community. Career opportunities: Community development worker, healthcare professional, not-forprofit manager or community leader, social practitioner for a government or non-government organisation (NGO), teacher or educational leader. Master of Applied Practice (Clinical Research) Level 9 Duration 18 months full-time (part-time available) Start Mar or Jul Indicative fee $7,007 Campus Mt Albert or Waitākere Advance your ability to lead clinical research programmes with a masters designed for health professionals, researchers and science or statistics graduates who wish to extend their clinical research capabilities. Learn about topics like clinical research design and practical biostatistics and participate in clinical research programmes in a variety of settings. Career opportunities: Advanced healthcare practitioner, clinical researcher, clinical teacher, clinical trial monitor, district health board (DHB) manager, healthcare practice leader, healthcare professional, healthcare team leader, independent clinical researcher.

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Osteopathy Bachelor of Applied Science (Human Biology) Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time Start Feb Indicative fee per year $6,902 Campus Waitākere Gain the skills for a career in osteopathy. Study core biosciences – anatomy and physiology, and clinical sciences like pathology – and osteopathic principles and techniques. Observe experienced osteopaths at our on-campus Osteopathy Clinic. Career opportunities: You need to become a Master of Osteopathy before applying to become a registered osteopath. Master of Osteopathy Level 9 Duration 2 years full-time Start Feb Indicative fee per year $11,632 Campus Mt Albert Further your understanding of osteopathic treatment techniques, and develop clinical problem-solving skills. Treat real patients at Unitec's on-campus Osteopathy Clinic. Career opportunities: Registered osteopath, osteopathic education and research. www.unitec.ac.nz/osteopathy

Photography & Media Arts Certificate in Design and Visual Arts Level 4 Duration 28 weeks full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $5,793 Campus Mt Albert If you have natural creative talent, this introductory design programme provides an ideal opportunity to develop practical skills and theoretical knowledge. Investigate a broad range of design and visual art practices, and learn how to reflect critically on your own work. Career opportunities: This programme prepares you for further study. Diploma in Contemporary Photography (Exit Award) Level 6 Duration 2 years full-time Start Feb Indicative fee per year $6,430 Campus Mt Albert Explore the ever-changing world of photography and media arts in just two years. Create images using an extensive range of cameras, and work in our state-of-the-art studios, darkrooms and digital labs. Display your finished work in student galleries, and take part in professional work experience.

Postgraduate Certificate in Creative Practice Level 8 Duration 6 months full-time (part-time available) Start Mar

Campus Mt Albert The Bachelor of Creative Enterprise will prepare you for a range of creative careers – from graphic design and digital marketing to interior design and Māori entrepreneurship. Career opportunities: Animator, artist, brand manager, freelance photographer, game or app designer, graphic designer, industrial designer, interior designer, online marketer.

Indicative fee $6,000 – $7,000 Campus Mt Albert Extend your academic knowledge and broaden your creative and technical skills with a programme designed for professionals working in the creative industries. Collaborate with fellow students on creative projects, and focus on an area of practice that is relevant to your interests and career. Career opportunities: Animator, choreographer, cinematographer, designer, digital special effects and CGI specialist, production designer, screen or theatre producer, screenwriter, transmedia producer, visual technologist.

Master of Creative Practice Level 9 Duration 18 months full-time (part-time available) Start Mar Indicative fee $6,000 – $7,000 Campus Mt Albert Develop your research abilities and broaden your creative and technical skills with a masters degree designed for professionals working in the creative industries. Undertake research connected to your practice and collaborate with fellow students on projects across an array of creative fields. Career opportunities: Animator, choreographer, cinematographer, graphic designer, production manager, transmedia producer, theatre and/or screen scriptwriter, visual technologist. www.unitec.ac.nz/photography

Career opportunities: Commercial photographer, editorial photographer, fashion photographer, freelance photographer, photography assistant, photojournalist, sports photographer.

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Bachelor of Creative Enterprise Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time (part-time available) Start Mar or Jul Indicative fee per year $6,000 – $7,000

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Plumbing, Gasfitting & Drainlaying Certificate in Applied Technology (Plumbing and Gasfitting) Level 4 Duration 1 year full-time Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $6,253 Campus Mt Albert or Northern Learn the theoretical and practical skills you need for employment in the plumbing and gasfitting industries. Successful completion of this programme could take a year off your apprenticeship. Career opportunities: Apprentice plumber and gasfitter. National Certificate in Drainlaying Level 4 Duration 48 weeks part-time (evening classes) Start Feb Indicative fee $2,066 Campus Mt Albert Further your understanding of stormwater intake and outfall structures, sub-soil drainage, retention tanks, surface water collection systems, septic tanks, drains, and drainage systems maintenance. Career opportunities: Certifying drainlayer, licensed drainlayer.

National Certificates in Plumbing and Gasfitting Level 4 (219 credits plumbing, 171 credits gasfitting) Duration 3 block courses of 2 weeks per year for 3 years, and 2 block courses of 2 weeks per year for 1 year Start Throughout the year Indicative fee $1,958 Campus Mt Albert Develop the knowledge and skills for a career in the plumbing and gasfitting industries. Gain a thorough grounding in plumbing and gasfitting systems, pipe work, roofing, meters and heating systems. Career opportunities: Certifying plumber and gasfitter, licensed plumber and gasfitter. www.unitec.ac.nz/plumbing

Product & Furniture Design Certificate in Design and Visual Arts Level 4 Duration 28 weeks full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $5,793 Campus Mt Albert If you have natural creative talent, this introductory design programme provides an ideal opportunity to develop practical skills and theoretical knowledge. Investigate a broad range of design and visual art practices, and learn how to reflect critically on your own work.

Bachelor of Creative Enterprise Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time (part-time available) Start Mar or Jul Indicative fee per year $6,000 – $7,000

Graduate Diploma in Creative Enterprise Level 7 Duration 1 year full-time (part-time available) Start Mar Indicative fee $6,000 – $7,000

Postgraduate Diploma in Creative Practice Level 8 Duration 6 months full-time (part-time available) Start Mar Indicative fee $6,000 – $7,000

Campus Mt Albert

This programme will prepare you for a range of creative careers – from graphic design and digital marketing to interior design and Māori entrepreneurship.

This is an innovative new programme that will advance your ability to lead and manage creative enterprise projects.

This programme lets you tailor your studies to your interests and goals, broadening your creative and technical expertise.

Career opportunities: Animator, artist, brand manager, game or app designer, graphic designer, industrial designer, interior designer, online marketer, photographer.

Career opportunities: Animator, artist, brand manager, freelance photographer, game or app designer, graphic designer, industrial designer, interior designer, online marketer.

Career opportunities: This programme prepares you for further study. Diploma in Product Design Studies (Exit Award) Level 6 Duration 2 years full-time Start Feb (Jul intake subject to interest) Indicative fee per year $6,430 Campus Mt Albert

Develop real products in our CAD workstations, laboratories, workshops, photographic studios, machine shop and ergonomics lab. Explore digital and analogue drawing and modelling practices, and experiment with computer software programmes.

Career opportunities: CAD technician, model maker, self-employed designer/maker.

Master of Creative Practice Level 9 Duration 18 months full time (part-time available) Start Mar Indicative fee $6,000 – $7,000 Campus Mt Albert Develop your research abilities and broaden your creative and technical skills with a masters degree designed for professionals working in the creative industries. Undertake research connected to your practice and collaborate with fellow students on projects across an array of creative fields. Career opportunities: Animator, choreographer, cinematographer, graphic designer, production manager, theatre and/or screen scriptwriter, transmedia producer, visual technologist. www.unitec.ac.nz/product

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Production Design & Management Certificate in Communication and Media Arts Level 4 Duration 1 semester full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $2,901 Campus Mt Albert The Certificate in Communication and Media Arts is your pass to an exciting future in communication, the media, or performing and screen arts. Career opportunities: This programme prepares you for further study. Bachelor of Performing and Screen Arts (Production Design and Management) Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time Start Feb (applications close end of Oct) Indicative fee per year $9,246 Campus Mt Albert

Graduate Diploma in Creative Practice Level 7 Duration 1 year full-time Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $6,976 Campus Mt Albert Develop the skills and knowledge for a career in a specialist theatre and screen discipline. Create inspiring and professionally presented works utilising our studios, drama theatre, wardrobe and production workshops. Career opportunities: Art director, composer for theatre and screen works, costume designer, lighting designer, production manager for theatre, screen actor, set designer, sound/audio-visual designer, stage manager, theatre/screen director, theatre/screen scriptwriter.

Property Development

Public Relations

Quantity Surveying

Bachelor of Construction (Property Development) Level 7 Duration 2 years full-time, then 2 years part-time or as negotiated on a case-by-case basis Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee per year $7,157 Campus Mt Albert

Bachelor of Communication (Public Relations) Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time (part-time available), Honours programme: 4 years full-time Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee per year $5,793 Campus Mt Albert

Gain insight into the valuation and management of property and property portfolios, and learn to identify and develop project opportunities.

Career opportunities: Commercial property manager, company owner, project manager, property consultant, property developer.

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Explore the design and organisational management of screen and theatre production. Specialise in costume, lights/sound/stage management or scenery/props/art department. Participate in the making of a large body of work for theatre and film.

www.unitec.ac.nz/property

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National Certificate in Real Estate (Salesperson) Level 4 Duration 12 weeks Start Throughout the year Indicative fee $2,081 ($1,150 for upgrade from Real Estate Salesperson’s Course) Campus Mt Albert or Northern Explore New Zealand’s real estate industry, the law of contract, land ownership and much more. Career opportunities: Real estate agent (with further study), real estate branch manager (with further study), real estate salesperson. www.unitec.ac.nz/real-estate

Career opportunities: Art director, audio engineer, audio-visual technician, costume maker, costume supervisor , lighting technician, performance operator, production manager, props maker, scenic painter, specialist designer, stage manager, technical manager.

Real Estate

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Retail Sales National Certificate in Retail Level 3 Duration 26 weeks part-time Start Monthly throughout the year Indicative fee Free Campus Northern or community-based centres Develop the skills to advance your retail career. Study for free, and improve your communication and customer service skills, and knowledge of stock control and work practices. Career opportunities: Retail assistant. www.unitec.ac.nz/retail

Screen Arts Certificate in Communication and Media Arts Level 4 Duration 1 semester full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $2,901 Campus Mt Albert This is your pass to an exciting future in communication, the media, or performing and screen arts. Career opportunities: This programme prepares you for further study. Bachelor of Performing and Screen Arts (Screen Arts) Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time Start Feb Indicative fee per year $9,246 Campus Mt Albert Become equipped to begin a career as a film and television professional in cinematography, editing, sound, production, scriptwriting and directing. Work collaboratively with other students on a wide range of projects. Career opportunities: Camera (assistant camera, data wrangler, lighting assistant, director's assistant, assistant editor), production (production co-ordinator, production secretary, production assistant, assistant director, runner), scriptwriting (researcher, scriptwriter), sound (sound recordist, boom swinger, sound designer), Electronic Press Kit (EPK) creator, production stills, transmedia producer.

Postgraduate Diploma in Creative Practice Level 8 Duration 1 year full-time (part-time available) Start Mar Indicative fee $6,000 – $7,000

Campus Mt Albert

This programme lets you tailor your studies to your interests and goals, broadening your creative and technical expertise.

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Special Needs

Graduate Diploma in Creative Practice Level 7 Duration 1 year full-time Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $6,976

Certificate in Employment and Community Skills Level 1 Duration 34 weeks full-time Start Feb Indicative fee $4,574 Campus Mt Albert Prepare yourself for working life. Find out how to find, secure and maintain employment, and improve your personal skills. This is a programme for adults and mature school leavers with learning difficulties or an intellectual disability.

Certificate in Employment Skills Level 1 Duration 34 weeks full-time Start Feb Indicative fee $4,574 Campus Mt Albert Develop the knowledge for employment and to function successfully in your community. This is a programme for adults and mature school leavers with learning difficulties or an intellectual disability. Career opportunities: Career opportunities will be developed individually, focusing on your individual preferences and strengths.

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Manufacturing & Technology

Construction & Infrastructure

Diploma in Sport and Fitness Education Level 6 Duration 2 years full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee per year $6,839 Campus Mt Albert

Career opportunities: Career opportunities will be developed individually, focusing on your individual preferences and strengths.

Sport

Creative Industries

Primary Industries

Service Industries

Learn how to coach and deliver innovative physical activity and exercise programmes in a variety of sport and fitness contexts. Develop an understanding of the marketing and management processes in the sport industry. Career opportunities: Fitness instructor, outdoor pursuit instructor, personal trainer, secondary school sports coordinator. Bachelor of Sport (Coaching) Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee per year $6,929 Campus Mt Albert Develop an understanding of the theory and practice of effective sport coaching. Explore coaching principles, strategies and techniques with current research and recent trends in sport. Career opportunities: Coaching director, fitness centre manager, high performance manager, outdoor pursuit instructor, personal trainer/ fitness instructor, player/athlete development manager, professional sport coach, sport development manager, strength and conditioning coach.

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Bachelor of Sport (Management) Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee per year $6,929 Campus Mt Albert Gain an understanding of the nature of sport organisations. Learn to apply sport management and marketing principles to all areas of the sport industry, and find out how to manage and run sport events. Career opportunities: Event manager, fitness centre manager, sponsorship manager, sport development manager, sport marketing coordinator, sport programme manager. Bachelor of Sport (Physical Education) Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee per year $6,929 Campus Mt Albert

Trades: Apprentice Training Programmes If you’ve already started your apprenticeship with an employer, you can study the following national certificates part-time at Unitec to complete the theory component of your apprenticeship. Find out more at www.unitec.ac.nz or call 0800 10 95 10.

Automotive » National Certificate in Motor Industry (Automotive Electrical Engineering) » National Certificate in Motor Industry (Automotive Engineering)

Building » National Certificate in Carpentry

Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Develop a personal philosophy regarding physical education, while turning your passion for sport into a rewarding career leading young people through physical education.

» National Certificate in Electrical Engineering (Electrician)

Career opportunities: Community sport educator, Physical Education (PE) teacher*, sport coordinator, sport director.

» National Certificate in Drainlaying

*In order to become a PE teacher, you need to undertake a 1-year graduate diploma of teaching once you’ve completed this degree.

Plumbing, Gasfitting and Drainlaying » National Certificate in Plumbing and Gasfitting

Transmedia Certificate in Design and Visual Arts Level 4 Duration 28 weeks full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $5,793 Campus Mt Albert If you have natural creative talent, this introductory design programme provides an ideal opportunity to develop practical skills and theoretical knowledge. Investigate a broad range of design and visual art practices, and learn how to reflect critically on your own work. Career opportunities: This programme prepares you for further study. Bachelor of Creative Enterprise Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time (part-time available) Start Mar or Jul Indicative fee per year $6,000 – $7,000 Campus Mt Albert This programme will prepare you for a range of creative careers – from graphic design and digital marketing to interior design and Māori entrepreneurship. Career opportunities: Animator, artist, brand manager, game or app designer, graphic designer, industrial designer, interior designer, online marketer, photographer.

Graduate Diploma in Creative Enterprise Level 7 Duration 1 year full-time (part-time available) Start Mar Indicative fee $6,000 – $7,000

Postgraduate Diploma in Creative Practice Level 8 Duration 1 year full-time (part-time available) Start Mar Indicative fee $6,000 – $7,000

Campus Mt Albert

This is an innovative new programme that will advance your ability to lead and manage creative enterprise projects.

This programme lets you tailor your studies to your interests and goals, broadening your creative and technical expertise.

Career opportunities: Animator, artist, brand manager, game or app designer, graphic designer, industrial designer, interior designer, online marketer, photographer.

Postgraduate Certificate in Creative Practice Level 8 Duration 6 months full-time (part-time available) Start Mar Indicative fee $6,000 – $7,000 Campus Mt Albert Extend your academic knowledge and broaden your creative and technical skills with a programme designed for professionals working in the creative industries. Collaborate with fellow students on creative projects, and focus on an area of practice that is relevant to your interests and career. Career opportunities: Animator, choreographer, cinematographer, designer, digital special effects and CGI specialist, production designer, screen or theatre producer, screenwriter, transmedia producer, visual technologist.

Master of Creative Practice Level 9 Duration 18 months full time (part-time available) Start Mar Indicative fee $6,000 – $7,000 Campus Mt Albert

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Certificate in Design and Visual Arts Level 4 Duration 28 weeks full-time (part-time available) Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $5,793 Campus Mt Albert If you have natural creative talent, this introductory design programme provides an ideal opportunity to develop practical skills and theoretical knowledge. Investigate a broad range of design and visual art practices, and learn how to reflect critically on your own work. Career opportunities: This programme prepares you for further study.

Diploma in Visual Arts (Exit Award) Level 6 Duration 2 years full-time Start Feb (Jul intake subject to interest) Indicative fee per year $6,430 Campus Mt Albert Explore painting, drawing, working with 3D materials, printmaking, photography, video, animation, projection and performance. Work in an allocated studio space, laser and vinyl-cutting facilities and computer labs, and display your work in student galleries. Career opportunities: Artist, arts administration assistant.

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Bachelor of Creative Enterprise Level 7 Duration 3 years full-time (part-time available) Start Mar or Jul Indicative fee per year $6,000 – $7,000 Campus Mt Albert This programme will prepare you for a range of creative careers – from graphic design and digital marketing to interior design and Māori entrepreneurship. Career opportunities: Animator, artist, brand manager, game or app designer, graphic designer, industrial designer, interior designer, online marketer, photographer. Graduate Diploma in Creative Enterprise Level 7 Duration 1 year full-time (part-time available) Start Mar Indicative fee $6,000 – $7,000 Campus Mt Albert Are you a graduate working in the creative sector who wants to further your creative, technical and entrepreneurial skills? This is an innovative new programme that will advance your ability to lead and manage creative enterprise projects. Career opportunities: Animator, artist, brand manager, game or app designer, graphic designer, industrial designer, interior designer, online marketer, photographer.

Welding & Fabrication Certificate in Applied Technology (Welding and Fabrication) Level 4 Duration 1 year full-time Start Feb or Jul Indicative fee $6,253 Campus Mt Albert Work on a range of welding and fabrication projects, and learn from experienced welders and fabricators. Hone your skills using the latest tools and equipment. Career opportunities: Heavy/light fabrication engineer, welder. www.unitec.ac.nz/welding

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SHORT ON TIME? If you want to advance your career, learn something new, or are looking to step back into the workforce, a short course can give you up-to-the-minute training in a short period of time. Courses range in length from a few days to a few weeks, and classes are held at convenient times during the day, in the evening or at weekends. Courses are designed for all levels so you’ll be sure to find one that’s right for you.

Short Courses Automotive Engineering

Electrical and Electronics Engineering

Languages

Plumbing, Gasfitting and Drainlaying

» Automotive Air-Conditioning (Installation and Servicing)

» Associated Tradesperson (Plumber, Gasfitter and Plumber/Gasfitter)

» Chinese (Mandarin) » Dutch

» Associated Tradesperson (Plumber, Gasfitter and Plumber/Gasfitter)

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WANT TO FIND OUT MORE? There’s a lot to take in and much to decide upon. But don’t worry, there’s plenty of information at hand and people you can speak to about almost anything. Why not check out our website?

Come to a Taster, Tour & Talk

Your first port of call could be our website — www.unitec.ac.nz. It has everything you need to know about programmes, courses, entry requirements and life in the exciting world of Unitec.

Not quite made up your mind where you want to study? Come along to a Taster, Tour & Talk. You’ll get to experience campus life and explore the facilities on offer, the cafes, sports centre, accommodation, libraries and student support services. Tell us which programme you’re interested in and we’ll take you to the relevant area and answer your questions. Book your taster experience online at www.unitec.ac.nz/taster

Visit Student Central (Te Pae Kōrero) Want to know more about Unitec programmes, learning resources or student life, from a student’s point of view? Or perhaps you just need directions, or the right person to speak to? Get in touch with our friendly experts at Student Central: phone 0800 10 95 10 or email study@unitec.ac.nz Get some career guidance Not sure what to study? Visit the Career Centre for free career counselling and advice on course planning. Once you're a student, we can also help you with CVs, cover letters, finding work, and interview skills. To find out more, visit www.unitec.ac.nz/careercentre.

APPLY FOR A PROGRAMME Know what you want to study? The quickest and easiest way to apply is online. If you prefer you can also download or order an application pack. Apply now at www.unitec.ac.nz/apply 74

Join a Taster Day You know what you’re going to study but you want to see what the programme is actually like? Join a Taster Day and try out a whole range of activities in the subject you’ve chosen. Taster Days are open to Year 12 and 13 students as well as people who’ve already left school and are thinking of returning to study. Book your taster experience online at www.unitec.ac.nz/taster. Info Evenings Deciding what to study can be a big decision. Our Information Evenings can help you along your journey to choosing the right programme, by providing you with expert advice from lecturers. Visit www.unitec.ac.nz/infoevening for more information.

LOANS AND ALLOWANCES Loans

Allowances and benefits

International students

You can get help to pay for your tertiary education with a student loan, but you must pay it back. The loan can cover compulsory fees, course-related costs and living costs.

A student allowance can help you with your living costs while you are studying. Some allowances and benefits include:

For programme and fee information for international students, download the international prospectus from www.unitec.ac.nz/international, contact the International Office on +64 9 815 4032 or email international@unitec.ac.nz.

To qualify, you must be a New Zealand citizen, permanent resident, refugee, or a protected person. Permanent residents and Australian citizens need to have lived in New Zealand for at least two years (permanent residents having held residence for two years).

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Accommodation supplement Away From Home allowance Childcare subsidy Community Services Card Disability allowance

To receive a student allowance, you must be a New Zealand citizen, a permanent resident for at least two years, or a refugee. You must also be 18 years or over (some 16 and 17 year-olds are eligible), be in full-time study (or limited full-time with StudyLink’s approval), be at secondary school or on a tertiary course.

Student fees The indicative fees listed in this prospectus are the 2015 domestic student fees (including GST). Programme fees for 2016 have not yet been set. As soon as they are approved they will be available on www.unitec.ac.nz. The indicative fee acts as a guide only.

For more information on student loans and how to apply, visit www.studylink.govt.nz or contact StudyLink on freephone 0800 88 99 00. 75

KICK-START YOUR CAREER WITH YOUFINDER

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Not sure what career path to take? YouFinder can help you find out what your future could look like and what career might best suit you. YouFinder is an online app which offers you an interactive route to your correct career path. It gives you the ability to explore six key personality types through a range of exciting characters, helping you identify which one you are most like. From here, you can explore an array of potential career options, including a list of study courses to choose from. It’s a great starting point if you need ideas about what to study.

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CREATE YOUR OWN STUDY GUIDE Design your career path

Find the career that will suit your skills and interests by visiting www.unitec.ac.nz/youfinder, and let’s get you on the path to the career that’s right for you.

Deciding what to study is a big decision. That’s why we’ve come up with a way for you to design your own career study path. If you have a few ideas about what you might like to study, but just can’t decide on the right programme, personalised study guides allow you to compare your options through a detailed breakdown of the options available to you. Think of it as creating a menu of career possibilities. Creating your Unitec Study Guide is easy:

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1. Go to www.unitec.ac.nz/guide. 2. Enter your contact details and select the subjects you’re interested in. 3. Have your brochure sent to you via email or post. It’s as easy as that. For more information about any Unitec study programme, email study@unitec.ac.nz or freephone 0800 10 95 10.

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MAKE SURE YOU’VE GOT ALL THE ANSWERS

Got a question you’re still not sure about? Check our essential FAQs.

3 Do you know how to apply for a programme?

What’s the difference between Unitec and universities?

Please see our admission criteria at www.unitec.ac.nz/admission. It explains how we consider your qualifications, age and work experience when you apply for a programme.

Applying online is the quickest and easiest way. Check the step-by-step guide to applying on page 80.

Universities generally have a more theoretical approach to study, whereas Unitec focuses on vocational learning, mostly with handson experience outside of campus. We offer qualifications at all levels, from Bridgepoint foundation certificates through to postgraduate programmes. And because we don’t usually teach in lecture theatres, you might find your classes are smaller too.

If you’ve done Cambridge International Exams (CIE) or the International Baccalaureate (IB), you can also find out what the equivalent NCEA credits are. Specific admission requirements for each Unitec programme are listed on the programme web page. Make sure you check which subjects you need and at what level.

2 Are you likely to get the grades you need? Your teachers should be able to give you a good indication of the grades you are likely to get. But even if you don’t achieve the necessary grades you may still find a route to higher education via our Bridgepoint Foundation Education programmes. Offered at Levels 2, 3 and 4, they prepare you for certificate, diploma or degree-level study in the subject you’re interested in. You can also talk to our Career Centre or to Student Central (Te Pae Kōrero) for advice about other programmes that might be suitable.

When do you need to apply by? Some programmes have a closing date, but in most cases it’s best to apply as soon as possible because places fill up fast. Check the programme you’re interested in on the Unitec website to see if there’s a preferred application date.

What happens if you don’t get into the programme you want to study? If your application is unsuccessful we’ll let you know why. Depending on the reason, we’ll suggest alternatives, or maybe encourage you to apply for a different programme or a later intake. With 160 programmes on offer there are lots of options.

Have you visited Unitec and met the staff? It’s a really good idea to come and visit us before you apply, and there are lots of ways to do it – from Taster Days to Info Evening. Check out the options on page 74.

What are the admission requirements for the programme you want to study?

8 Have you done any research on the career you’re interested in? Make use of the Unitec Career Centre. It offers free and impartial advice to anyone considering studying at Unitec. They can tell you more about how to get into different careers, and what you might need to study to get there. Visit www.unitec.ac.nz/careercentre.

9 Can you obtain a scholarship to help with your studies? Yes. Unitec has a number of scholarships on offer, for students at every level. Some scholarships help to pay for your tuition fees, others cover the cost of materials, and some even include mentoring. Visit www.unitec.ac.nz/scholarships.

APPLY NOW Follow these simple steps to apply for the programme of your choice. Places fill up quickly, so make sure you apply early.

Choose the programme you want to study

Apply for a place

Offer of a place

If you need any help choosing the right programme, try our YouFinder app (page 76), or order a Study Guide (page 77), or contact Student Central (Te Pae Kōrero) for advice on programmes, courses and study paths. Phone 0800 10 95 10 or email study@unitec.ac.nz

The fastest and easiest way to apply is online. Log into MyUnitec anytime to check your application: www.unitec.ac.nz/apply.

If your application is successful, you’ll receive an offer of a place. This might be conditional on you meeting specific requirements. You normally have 14 days to accept or decline.

NEED HELP APPLYING?

No computer access? Phone Student Central (Te Pae Kōrero) on 0800 10 95 10 to order an application pack. We’ll contact you by post or email to acknowledge that we have received your application form. Check your email spam folder if you haven’t heard from us. Some programmes have additional admission requirements. You may need to complete additional forms, be interviewed, have an audition or present a portfolio of work. You will be notified of the details if applicable.

Payment Once you have accepted your place, your fees are payable. For short courses, fees are payable at the time of applying. For all other programmes, fees need to be paid seven days before you start. You will either be sent an invoice in the post or you can access your invoice online by logging into MyUnitec.

Answers to the most frequently asked questions about the application process can be found online at www.unitec.ac.nz/faqs Student loans are available to eligible students. Contact StudyLink on freephone 0800 88 99 00, or visit www.studylink.govt.nz 80