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Contents
Course information
12 Master of Philosophy
13 Doctor of Philosophy
Art & Design
15 Overview
17 Bachelor of Art and Design (Honours)
18 Master of Design
19 Master of Visual Arts
Colab: Creative Technologies
20 Overview
22 Master of Creative Technologies
Communication Studies
23 Overview
25 Bachelor of Communication Studies (Honours)
26 Postgraduate Diploma and Postgraduate Certificate
in Communication Studies
28 Postgraduate Diploma in Brand Communication
29 Master of Communication Studies
About AUT
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Postgraduate qualifications
MASTERS
DEGREE
(120 POINTS)
Master of
Philosophy
(1 year)
MASTERS
DEGREES
(180 POINTS)
Master of Design
(1 years)
DOCTORATE
(360 POINTS)
Doctor of
Philosophy
(3 years)
Master of Visual
Arts
(1 years)
Master of
Philosophy
(1 year)
MASTERS
DEGREE
(180 POINTS)
Master of Creative
Technologies
(1 years)
DOCTORATE
(360 POINTS)
Doctor of
Philosophy
(3 years)
Te Kura Whakapho
BACHELORS
DEGREE WITH
HONOURS
(120 POINTS)
Bachelor of
Communication
Studies (Honours)
(1 year)
POSTGRADUATE
CERTIFICATE
(60 POINTS)
Postgraduate
Certificate in
Communication
Studies
( year)
POSTGRADUATE
DIPLOMAS
(120 POINTS)
Postgraduate
Diploma in
Communication
Studies
(1 year)
MASTERS
DEGREE
(120 POINTS)
Master of
Philosophy
(1 year)
MASTERS
DEGREE
(180 POINTS)
Master of
Communication
Studies
(1 years)
DOCTORATE
(360 POINTS)
Doctor of
Philosophy
(3 years)
Postgraduate
Diploma in Brand
Communication
(1 year)
Please note:
1) Completion of one qualification doesnt guarantee entry to a higher level qualification.
2) Some qualifications in the above diagram may be prerequisites to and not credit towards higher level qualifications.
3) The academic year is from February to November.
4) Part-time study options are available for many of these programmes. Refer to the relevant programme page in this guide.
For further information, contact the AUT Student Hub on 0800 AUT UNI (0800 288 864) or visit www.aut.ac.nz/postgraduate
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Bachelor of
Computer and
Information
Sciences (Honours)
(1 year)
Bachelor of Science
(Honours)
(1 year)
Bachelor of
Engineering
(Honours)*
(4 years)
POSTGRADUATE
CERTIFICATES
(60 POINTS)
Postgraduate
Certificate in
Computer and
Information
Sciences
( year)
Postgraduate
Certificate in
Science
( year)
Postgraduate
Certificate in
Engineering
( year)
POSTGRADUATE
DIPLOMAS
(120 POINTS)
Postgraduate
Diploma in
Computer and
Information
Sciences
(1 year)
Postgraduate
Diploma in Science
(1 year)
Postgraduate
Diploma in
Engineering
(1 year)
MASTERS
DEGREES
(120 POINTS)
Master of
Construction
Management
(1 year)
Master of
Engineering
(1 year)**
Master of
Engineering
Project
Management
(1 year)
Master of
Philosophy
(1 year)
MASTERS
DEGREES
(180 POINTS)
Master of
Computer and
Information
Sciences
(1 years)
Master of
Service-Oriented
Computing
(1 years)
Master of Analytics
(1 years)
Master of Health
Informatics
(1 years)
MASTERS
DEGREE
(240 POINTS)
Master of Science
(2 years)
DOCTORATE
(360 POINTS)
Master of
Information
Security and Digital
Forensics
(1 years)
Master of
Engineering**
(1 years)
Doctor of
Philosophy
(3 years)
* For information about the Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) refer to the Engineering Undergraduate: Programme Guide 2017.
** Applicants with a four-year engineering degree may be able to complete the Master of Engineering in one year full-time (120 points). Applicants
with a three-year undergraduate engineering degree will be enrolled in the 180-point Master of Engineering, which takes one and a half years of
full-time study.
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1 WG building is home to many of the facultys postgraduate programmes 2 AUT City Campus provides a stimulating place to study
3 Our programmes have a focus on collaborative learning
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Renowned research
institutes, centres and labs
Continued
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Corey Sio
Donna Cleveland
Doctor of Philosophy
Glenn Maxwell
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Level:
Points:
120
Starts:
Any time
Master of Philosophy
MPhil | AK3720
Entry requirements
Minimum entry requirements
A four-year bachelors degree at level 8 OR one of the following or
equivalent:
Derek Ventling
A
bachelors degree (honours) with second-class honours or higher
OR
A bachelors degree and postgraduate diploma OR
A bachelors degree with at least three years of experience relevant
to the proposed programme of research OR
Professional qualification or experience approved by the University
Postgraduate Board to be equivalent
Other requirements
May be required to complete an approved research methods paper.
Career opportunities
It is expected that as a graduate with a Master of Philosophy you
will have gained the necessary skills and qualifications to follow
an academic or research career leading to a PhD. Alternatively,
your research topic may lead you to a position of expertise in your
chosenfield.
Doctor of Philosophy
PhD | AK3518
QUICK FACTS
Level:
10
Points:
360
Duration: 3 to 6 years
Campus:
Starts:
Any time
Entry requirements
Minimum entry requirements
One of the following in a specialisation appropriate to the
proposed research:
Masters degree with first-class or upper second-class honours OR
Bachelors degree with honours (equivalent to 4 years of study),
normally with first-class or upper second-class honours
The programme must have included advanced learning in research
and a research thesis/dissertation.
English language requirements
IELTS (Academic) 6.5 overall with 7.0 in Writing and no band less than
6.0
Other requirements
Acceptance is subject to the availability of staff for supervision, prior
research preparation and appropriate facilities.
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Doctor of Philosophy
Continued
Scholarships/graduate assistantships
Steve Rood
Artist
Doctor of Philosophy candidate
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Emily OHara
Product design
Design innovation
Rapid prototyping
Sustainability
User experience
Industry-leading studios,
labsandtechnology
Spatial design
Design for public spaces and the built environment
Interior architecture, including event and exhibition design
Investigation of cultural space
Performance, screen and installation
Textile design
Smart textiles
Seamless knit technologies
Textiles for fashion
Textiles for product design
Glenn Maxwell
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Visual arts
Documentary film
Drawing
Installation
Moving image
Painting
Performance
Photography
Print
Sculpture
Sound
Across disciplines
Art and management
Creative technologies
Curation
Design and business
Design innovation
Event management
Contact us
Art and Design Student Central
Phone: 09 921 9663 or 09 921 9999 ext 9663
Email: pgartdes@aut.ac.nz
Visit www.aut.ac.nz/art-design/postgraduate
If your appetite for art and design has been stimulated by your
undergraduate studies, its time to consider taking those studies
further. The Bachelor of Art and Design (Honours) is an intensive
one-year degree that enables you to undertake research within the
field of art and design.
QUICK FACTS
Level:
Points:
120
City
Starts:
27 Feb 2017
Entry requirements
Minimum entry requirements
One of the following (or equivalent) with a B grade average or higher
in level 7 papers:
Bachelor of Design OR
Bachelor of Visual Arts
Must submit a research proposal for approval prior to enrolment.
May be required to submit a portfolio of work and attend a selection
interview.
QUICK FACTS
Level:
Points:
180
Duration: 1 years
Campus:
City
Starts:
Apply by:
Master of Design
MDes | AK1328
Entry requirements
Minimum entry requirements
Bachelor of Design or equivalent with a B grade average or higher in
the papers at level 7 or above.
Josh Munn
Other requirements
Applicants will normally be selected on the basis of their level of
academic achievement and may be required to attend an interview.
QUICK FACTS
Level:
Points:
180
City
Starts:
Apply by:
Entry requirements
Minimum entry requirements
Bachelor of Visual Arts or equivalent with a B grade average or higher
in the papers at level 7 or above.
Other requirements
Applicants will normally be selected on the basis of their level of
academic achievement and may be required to attend a selection
interview.
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Game development
Exploring theories and practices of imagination, interaction and play
as drivers of new research
Includes game rationales, principles, genres, languages,
development processes, commercialisation and pedagogies for
serious game design, programming, audio-visual cultures, aesthetics
and artificial environments
Considers applications across multiple fields including
entertainment, learning, health, global and local development,
communication, the environment, social innovation, mediated
communities and commercial products
Virtual worlds
Researching multi-sensory, interactive and immersive ways
of representing, translating, and interpreting data - visually,
acoustically, haptically, spatially, performatively, and narratively.
Developing computational model prototyping, visualization,
data navigation and interpretation technologies
Investigating immersive narrative, augmented and virtual reality
for education, training, design, therapy, health and other areas
of application
Mediated materials
Explores and speculates on new opportunities and practices
for making smart objects, environments, systems and tangible,
embodied, embedded or intelligent networks
Includes areas of wearable technologies, smart textiles, smart
environments, interactive art and track and trace systems as well
as issues of digital materiality, embodiment theory, making and
physical computing
Investigates affect and expression using sensors, data, materiality
and media sound, light, scale, time, and space
Creative computing
Development and use of meta-technologies to coalesce knowledge
in computing across other creative disciplines such as arts,
entertainment/games, mobile applications, multimedia,
product/web design and other interactive systems
Development of software tools and techniques to both understand
and aid creativity and creative processes
Expanded media
Explores theories, tools and practices of transmedia, understood here
as the creation and circulation of stories and narrative content across
multiple media formats, networks, devices and technological platforms
Includes imagined worlds, games, toys, interactive and immersive
narratives, pervasive and locative media, web, time and screen-based
media, branding, social media and social technologies
Emphasises transdisciplinary connections and reciprocities between
producers, consumers, audiences and prosumers arising from
processes of collective intelligence
Encompasses digital civics, iDocs (interactive documentary),
citizen and digital journalism, open data, collaborative economies
and participatory culture.
Engages mobile communities, art, politics, and literacy, mobile video
production, mobile-mentaries (mobile documentaries), mobile
networks and economies, mobile media in education and civics,
mobile devices and apps, innovation and future developments.
Contact us
Pat Jones
Manager
Phone: 09 921 9999 ext 6469
Email: pgcolab@aut.ac.nz
Donna Cleveland
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Level:
Points:
180
City
Starts:
27 Feb 2017
Entry requirements
Stacy Brett
Communication Studies
Elizabeth Blackwell
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Communication Studies
Continued
Hayley Wadmore
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Public relations
This area focuses on current communication theory and practice in digital
advisory, project management, international public relations and managing
reputations. Were proud of our strong links with the industry, and regularly
collaborate with key industry organisations on projects and internships.
The political economy of media and communication
The landscape of media ownership, the transformation of global media
industries, globalisation of communication, and the influence of mass
media on politics and policy are pressing concerns in democratic
societies. AUTs Journalism, Media and Democracy Research Centre
advances knowledge in the history of media and journalism, media
ownership, journalism and democracy, media ethics and human rights.
Contact us
Jessie Hsu
Postgraduate Programmes Administrator
Phone: 09 921 9999 ext 6283
Email: jessie.hsu@aut.ac.nz
COMMUNICATION STUDIES
Bachelor of Communication
Studies (Honours)
BCS(Hons) | AK1261
QUICK FACTS
Level:
Points:
120
City
Starts:
Apply by:
20 Jan 2017
Entry requirements
Minimum entry requirements
Bachelor of Communication Studies (or equivalent) with a B grade
average or higher in level 7 papers
Scholarships
We invite applications for honours
scholarships within the Inclusive
Journalism Initiative (IJI): Reporting
Europe and Asia-Pacific (funded
by Education New Zealand and
European Union). Students will
study one semester at AUT and one
semester at the Danish School of
Media and Journalism (Denmark) or
Swedish School of Social Sciences,
Helsinki University (Finland). The
scholarship covers flights and living
expenses for the exchange semester.
To be eligible, applicants must be
New Zealand citizens or permanent
residents, and full-time students at
AUT who completed or will complete
the requirements of their degree
in2017.
COMMUNICATION STUDIES
Postgraduate Diploma in
Communication Studies
PgDipCS | AK1299
QUICK FACTS
Level:
Points:
120
Duration:
Campus:
City
Starts:
Apply by:
20 Jan 2017
Entry requirements
Postgraduate Certificate in
Communication Studies
PgCertCS | AK1322
QUICK FACTS
Level:
Points:
60
Duration:
Campus:
City
Starts:
Apply by:
20 Jan 2017
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Journalism
This pathway focuses on the professional demands of the news media
and the theoretical knowledge and technical competencies required to
meet those demands. You gain experience in news reporting, different
writing specialisations, bicultural reporting, media law and ethics. The
core papers cover news gathering, and court and local government
systems. Options include broadcast journalism, magazine journalism,
photojournalism, new media journalism, editing and design and
newsproduction.
Digital Media
This pathway allows you to develop skills across a wide range of digital
media applications and platforms. It is particularly suited to students
with a background in digital media, and will be offered if there is
sufficient demand.
Screen Production
This pathway prepares you for diverse roles in the screen industries,
focusing on a multicultural perspective on screen production and skills
in preproduction, production and post-production. This pathway will
be offered if there is sufficient demand.
Michael Neilson
COMMUNICATION STUDIES
QUICK FACTS
Level:
Points:
120
City
Starts:
Postgraduate Diploma in
BrandCommunication
PgDipBC | AK1326
Entry requirements
Elisabeth Giles
Further study
Graduates of the Postgraduate Diploma in Brand Communication with
a merit standing of B or higher are eligible to staircase into the second
semester of the Master of Communication Studies.
AUT encourages early application. Places are limited.
COMMUNICATION STUDIES
QUICK FACTS
Level:
Points:
180
City
Starts:
Entry requirements
Minimum entry requirements
One of the following (or equivalent) with a B grade average or higher
in the final-year papers:
Bachelor of Communication Studies OR
Relevant graduate diploma OR
Postgraduate Certificate in Communication Studies OR
Postgraduate Diploma in Communication Studies OR
Bachelor of Communication Studies (Honours)
May be required to attend a selection interview.
Journalism
Radio
Television and screen
production
Brand communication
Internationally recognised
research centres
Xiaoyue (Eviv) Hu
Computer engineering
Reconfigurable and high performance computing
Reliability of devices and integrated circuits
Embedded systems
Image processing
Construction management
Procurement and decision support systems
Supply chain management
Construction logistics
Lean construction
Defects reporting and quality management
Transaction cost measurement in construction projects
Retention strategy
Security of payments in construction
Productivity in construction
Corporate social responsibility
Emerging research area
Sports and rehabilitation engineering
Engines and vehicles
Vehicle crash analysis
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Telecommunications
Sensor networks and network-embedded intelligence
Smart homes
Emerging broadband wireless technologies
Ambient intelligence
Contact us
Computer and mathematical sciences
Karishma Bhat
Programme Administrator (PhD and MPhil)
Phone: +64 9 921 9999 ext 9895
Email: sphdteam@aut.ac.nz
Ksenya Nefiodova
Postgraduate Administrator
(Masters, Honours, Postgraduate Diploma/Certificate)
Phone: +64 9 921 9999 ext 8432
Email: cispg@aut.ac.nz
Fay Fang
Programme Administrator
(Mathematical sciences postgraduate programmes)
Phone: 09 921 9999 ext 5123
Email: mathspg@aut.ac.nz
Engineering
Josephine Prasad
Postgraduate Programmes Co-ordinator
Phone: 09 921 9999 ext 9871
Email: Josephine.prasad@aut.ac.nz
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QUICK FACTS
Level:
Points:
120
City
Starts:
Entry requirements
Minimum entry requirements
Bachelor of Computer and Information Sciences (or equivalent) with a
B+ grade average or higher in level 7 papers
QUICK FACTS
Level:
Points:
120
City
Starts:
Entry requirements
Minimum entry requirements
Bachelor of Mathematical Sciences or Bachelor of Science (or
equivalent) with a B grade average or higher in level 7 papers
Ben Hart
QUICK FACTS
Level:
Points:
120
City
Starts:
Entry requirements
Postgraduate Certificate in
Computer and Information Sciences
PgCertCIS | AK3746
QUICK FACTS
Level:
Points:
60
City
Starts:
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Level:
Points:
180
City
Starts:
Entry requirements
Minimum entry requirements
One of the following (or equivalent) with a B grade average in papers
at level 7:
Bachelor of Computer and Information Sciences OR
Graduate Diploma in Computer and Information Sciences
Anne Abbott
Intern, SAP
Doctor of Philosophy candidate
Master of Computer and Information Sciences
You will take the core paper Research Methods, and will complete
either a research project or thesis, which may involve the creation of a
software artefact.
AUT encourages early application. Places are limited.
QUICK FACTS
Level:
Points:
120
City
Starts:
Entry requirements
QUICK FACTS
Level:
Points:
60
City
Starts:
Master of Science
MSc | AK1037
QUICK FACTS
Level:
Points:
240
City
Starts:
Entry requirements
Minimum entry requirements
One of the following (or equivalent) with a B grade average in papers
at level 7:
Bachelor of Science OR
Graduate Diploma in Science
Su Yuan Chan
QUICK FACTS
Level:
Points:
180
City
Starts:
Master of Analytics
MAnalytics | AK1321
Entry requirements
Minimum entry requirements
Relevant bachelors degree in mathematical sciences (or equivalent)
with a B grade average in papers at level 7 or above.
Rory Bunker
QUICK FACTS
Level:
Points:
180
Starts:
Entry requirements
Minimum entry requirements
Relevant bachelors degree (or equivalent) with a B grade average or
higher in level 7 papers.
In exceptional circumstances an applicant who does not meet
the requirements above but who has an appropriate combination
of academic and professional experience may be considered for
admission subject to completion of any relevant prerequisite papers.
Ayush Narula
QUICK FACTS
Level:
Points:
180
City
Starts:
Entry requirements
Minimum entry requirements
Bachelor of Computer and Information Sciences (or equivalent) with
a B grade average in papers at level 7.
May be required to supply references and attend a selection
interview.
Dajne Win
Master of Service-Oriented
Computing
MSOC | AK1318
QUICK FACTS
Level:
Points:
180
City
Starts:
Entry requirements
Minimum entry requirements
One of the following with a B grade average or higher in papers at
level 7 or above:
Relevant three-year bachelors degree OR
Relevant bachelors degree with honours OR
Relevant postgraduate diploma
Sunil Dhunnookchand
Postgraduate Diploma in
Engineering
PgDipEng | AK3566
QUICK FACTS
Level:
Points:
120
City
Starts:
Entry requirements
Minimum entry requirements
Completed the Bachelor of Engineering Technology or equivalent
QUICK FACTS
Level:
Points:
60
City
Starts:
Master of Engineering
ME | AK1325
QUICK FACTS
Level:
Points:
180
City
Starts:
Any time
Entry requirements
Minimum entry requirements
Bachelor of Engineering or equivalent with a B grade average or
higher in papers at level 7 or above.
Madona Bekhit
1. Applicants with a four-year engineering degree may be able to complete the Master
of Engineering in one year full-time (120 points). Applicants with a three-year
undergraduate engineering degree will be enrolled in the 180-point Master of
Engineering, which takes one and a half years of full-time study.
QUICK FACTS
Level:
Points:
180
City
Starts:
Entry requirements
Rajarajeshwari (Raji) Ashwin Rai
QUICK FACTS
Level:
Points:
120
City
Starts:
Any time
Entry requirements
Minimum entry requirements
One of the following with a B grade average or higher in level 7 papers:
Relevant bachelors degree OR
Relevant graduate diploma OR
Relevant professional qualification or experience approved by the
Dean (or representative) to be equivalent to at least a three-year
bachelors degree
And
Relevant engineering or managerial work experience approved
by the Dean (or representative) to be equivalent to one year of
advancedstudy
How to apply
Below is the step-by-step guide to the applications process for domestic students.
For more information visit www.aut.ac.nz/apply
International students should visit www.aut.ac.nz/international
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closing date
Places are limited. Submit your application
well before the semester starts
APPLYING FOR 2017
Semester 1
- try to apply by 24 November 2016
Semester 2
- try to apply by 6 May 2017
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APPLICATION FORM
Apply online
Indicate your programme(s) of choice and
major (if known)
You will be automatically assessed for all
your programme choices at the same time
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