Arts University of Auckland

Overview

The Arts programme at the University of Auckland offers students the freedom to follow their intellectual passions while developing essential skills for the modern workforce. By engaging with a broad spectrum of subjects, learners cultivate creative thinking and communication abilities that remain vital in a rapidly changing global economy.

Why Arts at the University of Auckland?

Choosing this degree provides access to a versatile academic environment where students can tailor their education to specific career goals. The university offers the unique opportunity to complete a double major, deepening expertise in two distinct fields. Additionally, the inclusion of theme-based modules allows for the acquisition of specialised knowledge in areas such as innovation, sustainability, or public policy, ensuring graduates are well-rounded and adaptable.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: USD 40225 per year
• National fee: USD 7616 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The curriculum is structured around 24 courses, typically involving two major subjects and elective options. Modules may include:

• Arts Scholars
• Citizenship of Aotearoa New Zealand
• Coding and Logic
• Community Service in Youth Development
• Critical Thinking
• Innovation and Entrepreneurship
• Language Teaching and Learning
• Public Policy
• Visual Literacy: Researching Images

Careers with Arts

Graduates are equipped with enduring capabilities such as analytical research, problem-solving, and an awareness of diverse perspectives. These skills are highly sought after across various sectors, leading to roles in government, media, and cultural heritage. Potential career paths include:

• Government Policy Lead
• Journalist and Social Media Adviser
• Communications Specialist
• Museum Curator
• Digital Content Manager
• Charity Director