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Relevant learning, connected to practice

Lecturers and researchers throughout the faculty have strong partnerships

and ongoing collaboration with policymakers, official registration boards,

professional and subject associations, and employers in the community.

These relationships ensure that what you learn is linked to current issues

and trends in policy, practice, research and evaluation and provide you

with the confidence to ask the critical questions, explore opportunities for

change and become a thought leader and expert in your field.

Scholarships and funding

The University of Auckland has increased the number and value of

postgraduate scholarships available, which includes 200 University of

Auckland Doctoral Scholarships, to ensure that the best students are able

to study with us.

We offer guaranteed scholarships to high-achieving domestic research

students; the streamlined application process means that you will be

considered for a scholarship at the same time as your application for study.

www.auckland.ac.nz/makethegrade

A range of other postgraduate scholarships and awards are also available

specifically for postgraduate students studying education, social work,

counselling, professional supervision and social and community leadership

programmes. These include Ministry of Education subsidies, Teaching

English in Schools to Speakers of Other Languages (TESSOL) study awards,

and faculty-specific scholarships to support a particular research focus.

Summer Research Scholarships are also available for those who wish to

gain research experience whilst considering their postgraduate study

interests.

www.education.auckland.ac.nz/pg-scholarships

The Ministry of Education offers a variety of study awards and grants to

support teacher professional development. We encourage you to explore

your options.

www.teachnz.govt.nz/teacher-awards

The Tertiary Fees Funding Support scheme offered by the Ministry of

Education supports primary and intermediate teachers to undertake

tertiary study in priority areas for teacher professional learning and

development. Many of our postgraduate courses with a literacy or

numeracy focus are eligible for course fee subsidies.

www.education.auckland.ac.nz/literacy-numeracy-course-subsidies

Supportive and friendly environment

Lecturers will guide you through taught courses. Throughout your

dissertation, research portfolio or thesis writing, you will be supported by

supervisors with expertise in the research topic and method of research

you are undertaking. You will also benefit from our strong postgraduate

research community of staff and students, who can offer valuable support

and advice.

The University as a place of work and study is committed to the values

of equity. A range of personal, financial, technical, library and healthcare

support services are available at our campuses to enable students to

achieve their potential and overcome barriers to success.

www.education.auckland.ac.nz/student-support

Epsom:

74 Epsom Avenue, Epsom, Auckland

City:

22 Princes Street, Auckland City

Tai Tokerau:

13 Alexander Street, Whangarei

Manukau:

Otara Road, Otara, Manukau, Auckland