Diploma in Languages (DipLang)
Language & Literature
A course by
University of Auckland
Develop advanced language skills and cultural understanding by studying one or two foreign languages, with options available from beginner to advanced level.
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Core skills this course teaches
Develop language proficiency
Achieve advanced-level skills in one or two foreign languages, from beginner to advanced stages.
Gain cultural awareness
Develop an in-depth understanding of other cultures, enabling more informed global citizenship.
About This Course
The Diploma in Languages (DipLang) at the University of Auckland allows students to study one or two foreign languages, recognising their achievement with a formal qualification. This flexible programme can be studied part-time alongside another degree, or independently. Students select courses from a wide range of languages, with options for both beginners and experienced learners. The DipLang helps develop global citizenship, enhances cultural understanding, and opens up career opportunities in sectors such as business, media, tourism, and education.
Course Content
- Study of one or two foreign languages
- Courses available from beginner to advanced levels
- Assessment of language competence during enrolment
- Development of cultural awareness
- Flexible programme structure over 120 points (eight 15-point courses)
- Opportunity to combine with another degree or study part-time
- Selection of courses from an approved schedule
- Languages available: Chinese, Cook Islands Maori, Egyptian (Ancient History), French, German, Greek (Ancient), Italian, Japanese, Korean, Latin, Māori, Samoan, Spanish, Tongan
- Requirement to take at least two courses at Stage III (advanced level)
- Possibility to count eligible language courses towards another programme
Entry Requirements
Meet University admission requirements
Build towards these roles
Bilingual educator or teacher (secondary school language teaching up to Year 13 with an additional teaching qualification)Translator/interpreterRoles in business and trade requiring language skillsMedia or tourism roles involving international communicationInternational relations positions
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Education
