Auckland University Studies Program

The combination of academic work, field trips, and personal travel opportunities gives students a rich introduction to New Zealand life and culture.

Program Curriculum

Students in the program directly enroll at either Auckland University of Technology (AUT) or the University of Auckland, depending on their specific field and interests. Students take three elective courses. Note: Syllabi are for course approval and reference only. Students will receive up-to-date syllabi when their courses begin.

Program Details

Requirements	The University of Auckland and Auckland University of Technology’s admissions criteria require study abroad students to have a minimum overall GPA of 3.0 Admissions requirements for all programs
Program Dates	Fall Semester: July 18 to November 19, 2013 Spring Semester: early January to early July Depart U.S.: January 1, 2013 Program Arrival: January 3, 2013 Depart New Zealand: July 2, 2013
Cost	2013/2014 Tuition & Fees: Fall Semester: $19,400 Spring Semester: $21,500 Cost includes tuition, housing, field trips, overseas medical insurance, and emergency travel assistance coverage. Financial aid is available. Download an estimated program budget, including cost of living expenses, for the fall and spring. The cost for 2014/2015 has not yet been announced and will be subject to approval by the Board of Trustees at Boston University.
Credits	Upon successful completion of the program, students earn sixteen Boston University credits. Students must enroll for a total of sixteen credits.
Housing	Students live in double bedrooms in furnished 2-bedroom apartments at Bianco Off Queen, which is situated close to both campuses in a vibrant urban setting in the heart of Auckland. The kitchens are fully equipped, and bedding and linens are provided.
Application Deadlines	Fall Semester: March 15  Spring Semester: October 1

Download a description of the Auckland University Studies Program.

Program Faculty & Staff

The Boston University Auckland Programs are administered by staff in both our Boston and Auckland offices. In Boston, a program manager facilitates the admissions and pre-departure procedures, and maintains contact with students prior to their arrival in Auckland. The Boston office also houses administrative personnel who are responsible for everyday operations. In Auckland, the staff comprises a resident director and administrative, academic, and housing personnel.