Graduate Certificate in Arts
Mixed Studies
A course by
AUT
In as little as one semester, gain new skills in a wide range of arts and social science fields – including education, Māori development, hospitality, tourism, interpreting, psychology, and more – designed for graduates seeking postgraduate study or career advancement.
NZ$4,527
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NZQA Level 7 Certification (60 Credits)
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Core skills this course teaches
Develop or broaden knowledge in a new discipline
Gain expertise in an area different from your undergraduate study, enabling further personal and professional development.
Prepare for postgraduate study
Meet entry requirements for further postgraduate programmes in various arts, education, or social sciences areas.
What You're Signing Up For
The Graduate Certificate in Arts at AUT is a flexible qualification designed for those with a prior degree who wish to broaden or develop their expertise in a new discipline. In just one semester full-time (or part-time), students can select courses from diverse areas including education, Māori development, interpreting, tourism, creative writing, criminology, social sciences, psychology, event management, and more. The programme can enhance employability and also acts as a pathway towards postgraduate study in a chosen field.
Course Content
- Creative Writing
- Kaupapa Māori Storytelling
- New Zealand and Pacific Literature
- Criminology and Criminal Justice
- Methods of Social Research
- Education Studies (critical questions, futures, globalisation)
- Event Management (planning, production, partnerships)
- Global Tourism (ethics, sustainability, destination field study)
- International Studies (intercultural competence, human rights, global environments)
- Interpreting and Translation (legal, health, advanced techniques)
- Māori Development (Te Tiriti o Waitangi, Reo Māori, Māori leadership and culture)
- New Zealand Sign Language and Deaf Studies
- Psychology (abnormal psychology, social psychology, cognitive psychology, biopsychology)
- Social Sciences (ethics, politics, institutions, globalisation, diversity)
- Other arts and language courses
What you need to know first
Find these employment opportunities
Roles related to chosen field of study (e.g., interpreter, translator, educator, event manager, tourism/hospitality manager, research assistant, support officer, policy adviser, community worker, etc.)
