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Aotearoa New ZealandEach year, thousands of students come to beautiful New Zealand for a high quality education in a safe, multicultural environment. New Zealand has a population of four million people, and is one of the least crowded countries in the world. Here, you can enjoy your studies and experience a fun and friendly lifestyle as well!

Each of Otago Polytechnic’s three campuses offers a different experience.

Wellington

Queenstown

Central campus

Dunedincampus

AucklandInternationalCampus

Christchurch

Central OtagoCentral Otago is known for its breath-taking landscape and is the adventure capital of New Zealand. It is often the hottest place in New Zealand in summer and the coldest in winter.

Home to about 49,750 people, it has beautiful lakes, rivers and mountains. It offers a range of tourism, hospitality, adventure sports, snow sports and leisure activities.

www.centralotagonz.com International +64 3 445 9900 Email [email protected] Corner Erris & Ray Streets, PO Box 16, Cromwell, New Zealand 9342

AucklandAuckland is New Zealand’s largest city and the country’s centre of business and industry. It has 1.6 million people, and has been rated the third best city in the world and the best city in Asia and the Pacific for quality of life.*

There is a lot to see and do, including great shopping, international cuisine and excellent museums, theatres and art galleries. And even in the centre of the city you are never far from the outdoors.

www.aucklandnz.com International +64 9 309 0301 Email [email protected] Level 2, 350 Queen Street, PO Box 5268, Auckland, New Zealand 1141

*Mercer Quality of Life Survey, 2015

DunedinDunedin is New Zealand’s student capital, and the country’s centre of learning. It is home to about 25,000 students – about 20% of the city’s population.

Dunedin is a safe and beautiful city with a harbour, many beaches and some of the world’s rarest wildlife. It has historic buildings, interesting museums and art galleries, and plenty of cafés, bars and restaurants offering cuisine from around the globe.

www.dunedinnz.com International +64 3 477 3014 Email [email protected] Forth Street, Dunedin, Private Bag 1910, New Zealand 9054

Otago Polytechnic is one of New Zealand’s best polytechnics and public tertiary institutes of technology. We are part of many national and international networks and partnerships, including the Cumulus Association (Design), the International Foundation of Fashion Technical Institutes (Design), and Metro Group (Engineering).

We also give our students the opportunity to engage with industry by involving them in a range of exciting ‘real world’ projects, as part of their qualification. We have a long tradition of producing exceptional graduates.

Study at Otago Polytechnic, have a great experience and let us help you prepare for a successful career!

Our qualificationsOtago Polytechnic is a high quality educational institution. Our qualifications are widely recognised, both in New Zealand and around the world – and our programmes prepare you for global career success. We have achieved the highest possible government endorsement for our performance which means that you can feel very confident about the quality of your education.

Our study environmentStudy in small classes, with a focus on practical, applied learning. Many of our lecturers have extensive experience in their professional fields, so you will benefit from their expertise and up-to-date industry knowledge. All our academic staff must hold a recognised tertiary teaching qualification (minimum of a Level 7, graduate diploma).

Otago Polytechnic lecturers are first class. They are regular winners of the prestigious Tertiary Teaching Excellence Award, which celebrates New Zealand’s finest tertiary teachers.

Recently, seven of our lecturers received the award for their teaching in Culinary Arts, Nursing and Communication Design.

Students love Otago Polytechnic. Our staff-student interactions, educational experiences and supportive learning environment came top in a recent Australasian student survey!

Our supportFrom the moment you apply, to the day you graduate, we are here to help you reach your goals. We have extensive, modern facilities and full student support services.

Your experience New Zealand is a fantastic place to be a student. It is clean and green, has friendly people and a real sense of community. With plenty of recreational and social activities on all three campuses, you get the chance to make friends and explore the ‘Kiwi’ lifestyle.

Otago Polytechnic has agreed to observe and be bound by the Code of Practice for the Pastoral Care of International Students published by the Minister of Education. Copies are available at www.minedu.govt.nz

IMMIGRATION: Full details of visa and permit requirements, advice on rights to employment in New Zealand while studying, and reporting requirements are available through the New Zealand Immigration Service, see www.immigration.govt.nz

ELIGIBILITY FOR HEALTH SERVICES: Most international students are not entitled to publicly funded health services while in New Zealand. If you receive medical treatment during your visit, you may be liable for the full costs of that treatment. Full details on entitlements to publicly-funded health services are available at www.moh.govt.nz

ACCIDENT INSURANCE: The Accident Compensation Corporation provides accident insurance for all New Zealand citizens, residents and temporary visitors to New Zealand, but you may still be liable for all other medical and related costs. See www.acc.co.nz

MEDICAL AND TRAVEL INSURANCE: International students must have appropriate and current medical and travel insurance while studying in New Zealand.

REFUND POLICY: Terms and conditions, including our refund policy, can be found at www.op.ac.nz/termsandconditions

DISCLAIMER: While every effort is made to ensure this brochure is accurate, Otago Polytechnic reserves the right to amend, alter or withdraw any of the contained information. The fees in this brochure are for 2015 and are INDICATIVE ONLY. Please note that additional costs and fees may also be required.

7,000+FULL- AND PART-TIME STUDENTS

850INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS FROM

100+PROGRAMMES, CERTIFICATES TO POSTGRADUATE

95%EMPLOYER SATISFACTION

98%GRADUATES ARE IN WORK, STUDY, OR BOTH

Why Otago Polytechnic?Quality, career-focused education

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Internationally-recognised qualificationsThe skills you gain at Otago Polytechnic can take you all over the world. We offer internationally-recognised certificate, diploma and degree programmes in a range of subjects. Achieve a qualification in English, Business, Management, Engineering, Applied Science, or Tourism – among others! At Otago Polytechnic, you can choose from over 100 programmes.

Study in safe, green New Zealand Learn valuable skills in a safe and friendly environment – and gain a high quality education. Great opportunities

Otago Polytechnic is a leader in hands-on, career-focused education. We have some of the best student satisfaction and achievement ratings in Australasia. 98% of our graduates are in work or study – or both! Employers are looking for people who have gained international experience so study with us and give yourself the advantage for career success, both in New Zealand and overseas.

A friendly destinationNew Zealand has a population of four million people, making it one of the least crowded countries in the world! Study in a safe, clean location, surrounded by some of the world’s most beautiful scenery. Otago Polytechnic’s campuses in Dunedin, Central Otago and Auckland all give you a unique experience in a secure, welcoming environment.

What do fees include?

Tuition fees vary and do not include travel or medical insurance, or additional fees like our students’ association membership. For more information about fees, visit www.op.ac.nz/students/important-information

Does Otago Polytechnic charge an application fee?

No.

When should I apply?

We recommend you apply at least three months before your programme starts.

What are the entry requirements?

Entry to our undergraduate certificates, diplomas and degrees is based on New Zealand secondary school qualifications, or the equivalent 12-13 years of schooling. Entry to our graduate and postgraduate programmes is based on successful study at undergraduate level, usually a bachelor’s degree. For more details and information about your country’s equivalent academic entry requirements, visit www.op.ac.nz/international/entry-criteria

We assess each application individually to ensure your likelihood of success at Otago Polytechnic.

What do I need to include in my application?

Please include certified copies of your academic results from secondary school, college or university in English. If English is not your first language, you may need English language test results (IELTS,

TOEFL, TOIEC or NCEA Level 2 English results).

There may be other requirements, such as a CV or a portfolio, depending on the programme.

How do I apply?

You can submit your application online. If you have any problems with this, please contact us or download a PDF of the application form at www.op.ac.nz/apply

Where can I get information about immigration requirements, including my student visa application?

Visit www.immigration.govt.nz for details about immigration requirements and how to apply for a student visa.

How long will my study take?

Our undergraduate degrees usually take three years. Diplomas usually take two years and certificates one year. Graduate and postgraduate qualifications can take one to two years.

How long can I study in New Zealand?

If you pass your programme and continue to meet your student visa requirements, you can extend your visa.

Visit www.immigration.govt.nz to learn more about student visa requirements and extensions.

How much can I earn while I am studying?

As a full-time student, you can work up to 20 hours per week. The minimum hourly wage is NZD $14.75 before tax.

Visit www.immigration.govt.nz to learn more about how much money you can earn while studying in New Zealand

What are living costs like in New Zealand?

New Zealand is a reasonably inexpensive place to live when compared with other countries. Remember, your daily cost of living is in addition to our tuition fees. Immigration New Zealand estimates that an international student will require at least NZD$15,000 per year to cover all living expenses.

For up-to-date information about New Zealand living costs, please visit this website: www.newzealandnow.govt.nz/living-in-nz/family-friendly/comparable-living-costs

What happens when I finish my degree?

You may be able to gain a one year job search visa. For further information on work visas and eligibility for permanent residency, visit www.immigration.govt.nz

Frequently-asked questions and important information

Please visit www.op.ac.nz/international/faqs for more detailed information or contact us on +64 3 477 3014.

AccommodationFinding the right place to live while you are studying is important. Our dedicated Accommodation Advisor can help you find the accommodation you need.

Contact Student Success Phone +64 3 477 3014 Email [email protected]

Types of student accommodationThere are several different types of student accommodation in New Zealand. You will need to think about which option would suit you and your budget best.

HomestayMany international students choose to live in a ‘homestay’ for their first year in New Zealand. This is where students get the unique experience of living with a New Zealand family in their home. You will have your own bedroom with a single bed, desk and wardrobe. All homestay hosts will provide you with the internet, and there may be additional costs depending on usage. You can also access the internet at Otago Polytechnic.

Otago Polytechnic monitors and assesses homestay accommodation and can make arrangements for you. Students under 18 years of age must live in homestay accommodation as per the Code of Practice.

‘Flatting’ or private shared accommodationInternational students can choose to live in an apartment or house with other people. In New Zealand, this is commonly referred to as ‘flatting’. When flatting, students share living costs such as electricity, telephone and food.

StudioStudios are often furnished and you will have access to shared kitchen facilities. The cost usually includes power, heating, local telephone calls and cleaning of the common areas. Higher-priced studios can include en suite facilities.

Halls of ResidenceSupervised accommodation costs around $350 per week. Many of your meals are provided and extra expenses such as electricity and phone rental are generally included.

You must submit an application for City College or Salmond College through the University of Otago’s website by 30 September.

For more information on accommodation options, please see http://www.op.ac.nz/students/campuses/dunedin/accommodation

For more information about accommodation options, refer to our Pre-Departure and Arrival Guide booklet.

Our student services and facilities are here to make sure your time at Otago Polytechnic is rewarding and fun! We organise a variety of social and recreational activities throughout the year for students at each of our campuses.

Student Success teamStarting life as a new student can be exciting as well as challenging. From the moment you consider studying at Otago Polytechnic, to your arrival on campus, we’re here to help you with any questions or problems. Our Student Success team

is here to support and enhance your student lifestyle. We make sure you have access to the best information and advice, individualised support and assistance during your studies.

International Student AdvisorsThe International Student Advisors are dedicated to assisting you during your studies from the time they meet you at Orientation until you graduate. They will provide advice and personalised support for you with any concerns you have while you are studying. They are based on all three campuses and are available via phone and email.

Student support

Beauty TherapyBeauty therapy roles are varied, creative and in demand. Employers are seeking trained therapists with the ability to walk into a new job and to work with clients straight away.

Therapeutic MassageDevelop skills and knowledge in advanced anatomy and physiology, business skills and professional practice.

Health and Community

NursingMidwiferyOccupational TherapySocial Services

2017 PROGRAMME

PROGRAMME NAME CAMPUS INTAKE DURATION IELTS FEES

New Zealand Certificate in English Language (Levels 3-4)Learning English at Otago Polytechnic means that you can prepare for further study, make new friends and experience New Zealand culture. Central only offers the Level 3 Academic Strand.

Dunedin Central

February and July

Minimum 3 weeks; 1 semester, full-time

We will place you at the right level

$6,490**

Certificate in Foundation Studies (Levels 2 and 3)Gain a solid grounding for further education. Improve your writing, numeracy, personal development skills and computer skills. After you complete this certificate you may apply for any Level 3 or Level 4 qualification.

Dunedin February and July

6 months Evidence of English proficiency

$6,490**

Certificate in Foundation Studies (Level 4)During this programme, you will learn how to study in a New Zealand context, enhance your English language ability and develop the range of communication skills needed to study at degree level.

Auckland March, June, August and October

6 months 5.5 $7,000

* Subject to final NZQA approval **Per course, level or semester ^ First year only To be confirmed: please see www.op.ac.nz


Diploma in Beauty Therapies and Epilation (Level 5)Become a senior beauty therapist with greater responsibilities and the option to even manage or own a beauty clinic. International Therapy Examination Council (ITEC) qualifications are offered in this diploma.

Dunedin February 1 year 5.5 $17,430

Certificate in Stress Management and Spa Therapies (Level 5)This programme will prepare you for a career within the spa industry, as a stress management educator or a wellness and relaxation massage therapist positioned at the premium end of the market.

Dunedin February 1 year 6.0 To be confirmed

Diploma in Advanced Therapeutic Massage (Level 6)Are you passionate about developing a career in healthcare, focused on the hands-on treatment and management of musculo-skeletal conditions?

Dunedin February 2 years 6.0 To be confirmed

English Language and Foundation Studies

Beauty Therapy and Therapeutic Massage

Health and CommunityPROGRAMME NAME CAMPUS INTAKE DURATION IELTS FEES

Certificate in Health (Level 4) Don’t have the required academic qualifications to enter a diploma or degree-level healthcare programme? This Certificate is a bridging option to prepare you for more advanced study.


Diploma in Enrolled Nursing (Level 5)Enrolled Nurses deliver nursing care and health education across a range of health care settings under the direction of a Registered Nurse. Time spent in our simulation suite and on clinical placement will give you vital hands-on experience and allow you to put your theory into practice.

Dunedin February 18 months 6.5 $24,010^

Bachelor of Nursing (Level 7)Become educated to the highest professional standards through both theoretical and practical learning. Upon completion, your name will be submitted for the Nursing Council of New Zealand registration exam.

Dunedin Off campus

February 3 years 6.5 $24,010^

Competency Assessment Programme (CAP) for Overseas Registered NursesIdeal if you need a Competency Assessment Programme to obtain nursing registration in New Zealand. Gain the specific knowledge required to practise as part of a healthcare team.

Dunedin May, July and October

8-12 weeks 7.0 $8,025

Bachelor of Midwifery (Level 7)Attain a unique and internationally-renowned qualification which leads to registration as a midwife in New Zealand. Receive a solid theoretical education and gain significant midwifery practice.

Dunedin Off campus

End of January

3 years 7.0 $29,510^

Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (Level 7)This exciting programme includes fieldwork placements and will lead to registration as an Occupational Therapist in New Zealand. It is also recognised by the World Federation of Occupational Therapists.

Dunedin Off campus

February 3 years 6.5 $23,090^

Certificate in Human Services (Level 4) (Specialty) including one of the following awards: National Certificate in Mental Health and Addiction Support (Level 4) OR National Certificate in Community Support Services (Disability Information Provision) (Level 4) OR National Certificate in Social Services (Level 4)


Bachelor of Social Services (Level 7)Counselling; Career Practice; Social Services, including the exit qualification Diploma in Social Services (Level 6): Disability Support, Mental Health Support. Prepare to become a skilled professional working in New Zealand’s social services. Gain a solid foundation in various aspects of the field before choosing your specialty and working with real-life clients.

Dunedin February 3 years 6.5 $21,930^

CreativeArtCeramics, Electronic Arts,Jewellery and Metalsmithing,Painting, Photography, Print, Sculpture and Textiles

DesignInterior Architecture, Communication, Fashion, Product and Creative Studies

MediaJournalism, Flim and Televisionand Digital Photography


Certificate in Film and Television (Level 4)Learn both theoretical and technical skills related to film and television concepts and production. We have strong links with TV production companies so you will benefit from real-word practical production experience.


National Diploma in Journalism (Multimedia) (Level 5)This entry-level journalism programme is tutored by an experienced journalist and is renowned for preparing industry-ready journalists who walk straight into sought-after media jobs around the country.


Diploma in Digital Photography (Level 6)You will learn how to work with clients, advanced lighting techniques and advanced post production techniques that enable you to take your photography skills to the next level.



Bachelor of Visual Arts (Level 7) Specialist art studio disciplines: Ceramics; Electronic Arts; Jewellery and Metalsmithing; Painting; Photography; Print; Sculpture; Textiles


Graduate Diploma in Visual Arts (Level 7)If you already hold a degree and would like to develop your fine arts skills, this programme offers you the chance to carry out an intensive course of study, tailored to suit your individual goals and requirements.


Postgraduate Diploma in Visual Arts (Level 8)A postgraduate qualification in the Visual Arts can lead to an exciting and diverse range of art professions, and the skills you develop are transferable to a wide variety of employment situations in education.


1 year 6.5 $25,090

Master of Visual Arts (Level 9)Develop and display mastery of the professional, technical and conceptual skills relevant to your chosen field through an original exhibition and associated writing, leading to a broader range of career options.

Dunedin March and July

1 year 6.5 $25,090

Master of Fine Arts (Level 9)Practising artists will especially benefit from this in-depth research project, which has been benchmarked against national and international standards and culminates in a public exhibition and dissertation.

Dunedin Flexible 2 years 6.5 $25,090^

Art

Design

Media


Certificate in Creative Studies (Level 4)If you are unsure which creative career to pursue or you want to develop a portfolio for application to a degree, this is the programme for you. Develop a solid understanding of a variety of disciplines.


Certificate in Fashion Studies (Level 4)Develop the skills, knowledge and industry awareness necessary to study for the Bachelor of Design (Fashion) or to gain employment as a trainee machinist or production assistant in the fashion industry.


6 months 6.0 $10,430

Bachelor of Architectural Studies - Interior Architecture*The programme aims to prepare students for; creative and technological careers in the field of architecture, playing active roles in the architectural design and technological professions.

Dunedin February 3 years 6.0 To be

confirmed

Bachelor of Design (Fashion) (Level 7)This leading fashion degree is recognised for its international opportunities, industry connections and the chance to truly develop your individual style and identity as a designer.


Bachelor of Design (Product) (Level 7)Undertake this hands-on, innovative programme and learn about a human-centred, sustainable approach to the design of products, services and systems for commercial, industrial and community use.


Bachelor of Design (Communication) (Level 7)Learn about key areas of Communication Design including graphic design, photography, advertising and web design, and gain the skills to pursue a career in a rapidly expanding global media environment.


Graduate Diploma in Design (Specialty) (Level 7)Achieve an applied qualification to complement your degree in a specialist area of design. Ideal if you are a professional designer or practitioner wishing to develop your applied skills and studio project experience.


1 year 6.0 $21,900

Postgraduate Diploma in Design (Level 8)This qualification is ideal for graduates who want to extend and deepen their research skills and professional design practices through applied design research projects which are self-generated or developed with industry or community partners.

Dunedin Auckland

Dunedin: March, AugustAuckland: August

1 year 6.5 $21,900

Master of Design Enterprise (Level 9)Engage in industry-based research tailored to suit your particular needs. Option for studying by distance is available by negotiation.

Dunedin Mid-

October

18 months 6.5 $25,090

Master of Design (Level 9)This qualification of excellence allows you to develop a significant body of scholarly creative work which is presented in a public forum and supported by an exegesis or equivalent. Alternatively, you can complete this programme through a thesis which could form the basis of academic journal articles.

Dunedin Auckland

Dunedin: March, August Auckland: August

1 year 6.5 $21,900


HospitalityPROGRAMME NAME CAMPUS INTAKE DURATION IELTS FEES

New Zealand Certificate in Cookery (Level 3)Gain the skills to become a competent junior chef in a professional kitchen with this hands-on programme. Learn the basic cookery techniques to prepare, cook and present a range of simple dishes.

DunedinCentral

February and July

6 months 5.5 $11,250

New Zealand Certificate in Cookery (Level 4)Develop the skills to become an intermediate chef in a professional kitchen. Learn how to prepare, cook and present a range of complex cold, hot and dessert dishes. Gain hands-on experience in our training restaurant and undertake a work placement with a local business.

DunedinCentral

February 1 year 5.5 $20,310

New Zealand Certificate in Food and Beverage Service (Level 3) (Café Services) (Bar Services)Prepare for a service role within the food and beverage sector. Learn about professional customer service and food safety. Gain hands-on experience and develop your confidence in our training restaurant.


6 months 5.5 $11,250

New Zealand Certificate in Food and Beverage Service (Level 4) (Restaurant Services)Take your food and beverage skills to the next level. Grow your industry knowledge and expertise and gain practical experience through our training restaurant and work placements.

Dunedin July 6 months 6.0 To be confirmed

New Zealand Diploma in Cookery (Advanced) (Level 5)Gain the knowledge and skills to become a senior chef in a professional kitchen and learn about supervisory and kitchen management techniques. You will have the option to specialise in advanced general cookery or patisserie.

Central February 1 year 5.5 $20,310

National Diploma in Hospitality Management (Level 5)*Prepare for a supervisory role in the hospitality industry. Study management skills as well as hospitality service, cookery, management, business communication and marketing principles.


Bachelor of Culinary Arts (Level 7)Embark on a qualification – the only one of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere – that will equip you for a career as a chef, artisan food producer, food writer, teacher, entrepreneur, promoter and much more!


Hospitality

CookeryCulinary ArtsFood and Beverage ServiceHospitality Management


Business, Tourism and ITBusinessApplied Management, BusinessAdministration, Accounting, Marketing and Human Resource Management

TourismInformation Technology


Certificate in Foundation Studies (Level 4)During this programme, you will learn how to study in a New Zealand context, enhance your English language ability and develop the range of communication skills needed to study at degree level. You will also take part in experiences that will allow you to understand New Zealand business and culture. This will prepare you to integrate into the life and work environment of this country.

Auckland March, June, August and October

6 months 5.5 $7,000

National Certificate in Business Administration and Computing (Level 3) Every business in the world needs a good administrator and that could be you! Ideal if you have no previous qualifications or administrative experience but wish to enter this line of work.

DunedinCentralOff campus

February and July

6 months 5.5 $9,140

National Certificate in Business Administration (Level 4 ) Focus on an area of business administration: MYOB, Advanced Text Processing, Medical Administration, Office Management and Payroll.


February and July

6 months 5.5 $9,140

New Zealand Diploma in Business (Level 6)Learn the skills you need for an entry-level management role in the areas of accounting, business communication, business law, management or marketing. Tailor your management expertise to suit your interests. Achievement of specified papers can lead to qualification endorsed by the CAANZ or New Zealand Institute of Management.

DunedinAuckland

Dunedin: February and July Auckland: January, April, July and October

2 years 6.0 $18,100^

New Zealand Certificate in Tourism (Level 4) (Operations)Undertake a series of four modules that will allow you to build the sills you need for a career in the tourism industry.

Dunedin February 6 months 5.5 $9,050

New Zealand Diploma in Tourism and Travel (Level 5)*If you’re keen to hold senior positions in the tourism and travel industry then this is the qualification for you and you will learn how to enhance the customer experience. A fieldtrip to a tourist region, guest speakers and local tourism enterprise visits will help to build your knowledge.

Dunedin February 1 year 6.0 To be confirmed

Bachelor of Applied Management (Accounting) (Level 7)This qualification has Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand (Chartered Accountants ANZ) accreditation and is ideal if you are studying towards becoming a Chartered Accountant or Associated Chartered Accountant. Incorporating case studies, workplace-based or focused assignments, and a major industry project for professional accounting and associated research project, this hands-on qualification has industry experience and connections at its core. Major may vary by location.

Dunedin Auckland

Dunedin: February Auckland: January, March, June, August and October

3 years 6.0 $18,100^

Bachelor of Applied Management (Level 7)Applied Management majors include: Business; Transformation and Change; Event Management; Human Resource Management; Sales and Marketing; Sport Management; Strategic Management; Tourism Management; Develop fundamental management understanding and skills that will allow you to work in a range of management roles. This is a fantastic opportunity to gain a well-respected business degree as this programme has industry experiences at its centre.

DunedinAuckland

Dunedin: February and July Auckland: January, March, June, August and October

3 years 6.0 $18,100^

Graduate Diploma in Hotel Management (Level 7)Designed for aspiring individuals seeking to achieve their management potential and to stand out from the crowd. With its blend of practical learning, management theory and strategy, this programme builds on your existing skills and opens up new career possibilities.

Auckland January, March, June, August and October

1 year 6.0 $18,100

Graduate Diploma in Applied Management (Level 7)Develop a good understanding of the environment in which managers operate. This will allow you to apply that knowledge at organisational and strategic levels in a range of industries and organisations. You will gain vital practical experience through an industry-based research project and an internship.

DunedinAuckland

Dunedin: February and JulyAuckland: January, March, June, August and October

1 year 6.0 $18,100


Certificate in IT Service and Support (Level 4)Prepare for a career as a computer technician and learn about PC hardware, networks and servers. Explore Cisco CCNA, Linux and Security while preparing for an external qualification in this field.


Certificate in Information Technology (Level 4)Gain an in-depth introduction to computing and software. This qualification gives you the foundation you need to enter the Bachelor of Information Technology or other IT programmes.


6 months 6.0 $10,430

Bachelor of Information Technology (Level 7)This degree of excellence is highly recognised and respected, and our graduates are sought after both nationally and internationally. You will gain high-level technical skills and a strong theoretical understanding of IT concepts, and the chance to complete a major industry project during your final year.


3 years 6.0 $20,880^

Graduate Diploma in Information Technology (Level 7)Are you looking to intensively develop your IT expertise or would like to increase your knowledge in a specialist area? This qualification will take your skills to another level!

DunedinAuckland

Dunedin: February and JulyAuckland: January, March June, August and Octorber

1 year 6.0 $20,880

Business and Tourism

Information Technology


Horticulture and FarmingArboricultureViticultureSports Turf Management


National Certificate in Farming Skills (Work Ready) (Level 3)Prepare for a career in agriculture with this hands-on, outdoors programme based in the high country of Central Otago.

Central February 1 year 5.5 $20,310

National Certificate in Sports Turf Management (Level 4)Sports turf professionals are in high demand, both here and overseas, for the management and maintenance of golf courses, cricket wickets, sports fields and artificial turf among others.

Central February 2 years 5.5 $20,850^

National Certificate in Horticulture (Level 4)Gain an excellent understanding of horticulture and undertake a mix of practical and theoretical training. Focus on the speciality of your choice: Landscape Construction, Sustainable Horticulture, Arboriculture, Viticulture, Landscaping, Fruit Production, Amenity or Nursery Production.

DunedinCentral

Dunedin: FebruaryCentral: February, July and October

1 year 5.5 $20,310

Diploma in Horticulture (Level 5)Ideal if you wish to extend your practical ability and gain management skills in horticulture. Extensive work experience is built into this programme so you can develop your practical skills in the industry.


February, July and October

1 year 6.0 $20,310

Diploma in Viticulture (Level 5)Study in one of the largest grape growing regions in New Zealand and enjoy the chance to go on fieldtrips. Good technical and managerial ability are essential in the wine growing industry and this qualification focuses on the skills required both here and overseas. The programme centres round the cool climate production of quality wine grapes, and using sustainable wine growing and organic wine growing principles.

Central February, May, July and October

1 year 6.0 $20,310

Horticulture and Farming


Trades and TechnicalConstructionConstruction Management, Architectural Studies, Quantity Surveying and Stonemasonry

EngineeringAutomotive, Mechanical, Civil and Electrical


Certificate in Stonemasonry (Level 4) Learn to veneer houses in stone and build stone features such as paths, walls, fireplaces and water features. Gain the skills you need through extensive practical training and work experience.

Central February and July

1 year 5.5 $20,310

National Diploma in Construction Management (Level 6)National Diploma in Quantity Surveying (Level 6) (dual qualifications delivered as an accelerated Construction Studies programme)

Auckland Dunedin

Auckland: January, March, June, August and OctoberDunedin:February

2 years 6.0 $20,200^

National Diploma in Construction Management (Level 6)Construction Management is the Project Management of construction. It involves time, quality, safety, resource and risk management, and an understanding of financial control.


National Diploma in Quantity Surveying (Level 6)This internationally-recognised qualification covers all aspects of Construction Cost Management. Key disciplines include developing initial build-cost estimates, procurement management, tender bidding, risk management, budgeting and cash-flow forecasting, payment claim submission and certification, and can lead into the fields of project management and arbitration.


Bachelor of Architectural Studies - Architectural Technology*The programme aims to prepare students for; creative and technological careers in the field of architecture, playing active roles in the architectural design and technological professions.

Dunedin February 3 years 6.0 To be

confirmed

Engineering

Construction


Certificate in Foundation Studies (Level 3) (Bridging to Engineering Diploma)Now you can become an engineer no matter what your academic background! Successful completion of this programme will give you direct entry into our New Zealand Diploma in Engineering.


6 months 5.0 $6,490

New Zealand Diploma in Engineering - Civil Engineering (Level 6)Develop a sound knowledge, understanding and practical appreciation of civil engineering processes and theory, and an ability to apply your learning in a practical and innovative way.


2 years 6.0 $20,800^

New Zealand Diploma in Engineering - Mechanical Engineering (Level 6)Want to become a skilled and competent mechanical engineering technician? This programme will provide you with the knowledge and understanding of mechanical engineering processes and theory.


2 years 6.0 $20,800^

New Zealand Diploma in Engineering - Electrical Engineering (Level 6)Develop a sound knowledge, understanding and practical appreciation of electrical engineering processes and theory, and an ability to apply your learning in a practical and innovative way.


2 years 6.0 $20,800^

Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Level 7)Learn engineering theory and the applied and practical skills required to work in a wide range of industries, and gain a deep understanding of your area of specialisation through an industry-based project. Mechanical, Civil and Electrical specialties available.


3 years 6.0 $20,800^



Certificate in Snowsport Instructing (Ski) or (Snowboard) (Level 4)Seriously into snowy slopes? With the Southern Alps as your classroom, this practical programme is taught by Cardrona Alpine Resort’s most experienced staff.

Central May 18 weeks 5.5 $20,800

Diploma in Outdoor Leadership and Management (Level 5)Embark on this action-packed programme to strengthen and develop your skills in the technical, professional, instructional and leadership aspects of a range of outdoor pursuits.


Diploma in Applied Sport and Exercise Leadership (Level 5)This innovative hands-on programme includes two specialties: Sport Management and Coaching or Personal Training and Exercise prescription. Help people to lead healthier lives and to reach their health and fitness goals. Extensive work placements or work experience is incorporated.


Bachelor of Applied Science (Physical Activity, Health and Wellness) (Level 7)If you’re keen on a career in sport science, health and wellness, this qualification will take you there, or you can use it as a springboard into postgraduate study.


Graduate Diploma in Applied Science (Specialty) (Level 7)Enhance your employment potential in the sports and health and wellness industries. This exciting programme offers three specialties: Physical Activity, Health and Wellness; Performance and Movement Analysis and Physical Conditioning.


Sport and AdventureSportincluding Physical Activity, Health andWellness; Management and Coaching;Personal Training; Physical Conditioning;Performance and Movement Analysis

Adventureincluding Outdoor Leadership;Snowsports; Avalanche Safety


Sport and Adventure


Graduate Diploma in Sustainable Practice (Level 7)Gain the knowledge to promote and implement sustainable leadership in your community and workplace. Examine the social, economic, political and environmental implications of sustainability. Compulsory block courses are a requirement.

Off campus Anytime Flexible 6.0 $18,100

Graduate Diploma in Professional Practice (Level 7)Are you an experienced, full-time professional who is facing complex challenges in your workplace? This innovative programme uses those real-life challenges to form the basis of your learning and you will undertake a substantial work-based project of value to your employer or wider community. This allows you to achieve an academic qualification whilst advancing your professional knowledge through work, and in work.

DunedinOff campus

Flexible 1 year 6.5 $18,100

Master of Professional Practice (Level 9)This unique programme allows you to progress professional opportunities in your home country, or to gain experience in the New Zealand business environment. It focuses on your specific development and work innovation goals, using these real-life aims as the basis for your learning. This programme is delivered by Capable NZ using Otago Polytechnic’s Auckland International Campus facilities.

Dunedin Auckland

Flexible 2 years 6.5 $32,960

Sustainable PracticeFor people who are future-focused, these programmes meet the growing need for a new strategic approach to global issues.

By studying at the Centre for Sustainable Practice, you’ll become part of a community that works to understand the challenges and opportunities facing today’s organisations, and steer towards the best possible outcomes.

Capable NZ recognises that many professionals have an immense amount of workplace knowledge and skills, but may not have the paper to match.

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