Tuition fees 2011 for undergraduate students (international)
The fees listed in the table below are for international students for the 2011 academic year.
The University of Auckland charges tuition fees on the basis of your course enrolment rather than by programme. The fees for courses vary from faculty to faculty and sometimes within a faculty. If a particular course requires a greater share of The University's resources in terms of teaching or equipment, these courses may be charged at more than the standard rate for a particular faculty.
The table below lists the estimated tuition fees for undergraduate programmes for international students for 2011. In addition, you are required to pay a building levy and a student services fee. These too are calculated on a per point basis. The Building Levy for 2011 is $0.66 per point (GST inclusive) while the student services fee is $4.84 per point (GST inclusive).
The per-year tuition fees set out below are indicative only and are based on a standard full-time study load of 120 points per year, assuming that all your points are taken within the faculty that teaches this degree.
| Tuition fees for undergraduate programmes in 2011 | |
|---|---|
| Programme | NZ$ per year |
| Bachelor of Architectural Studies | $22,200 - $28,680 |
| Bachelor of Arts (except performance and science-based courses) | $22,200 |
| Bachelor of Arts (performance and science-based courses) | $26,040 |
| Bachelor of Business and Information Management | $26,040 |
| Bachelor of Commerce | $26,040 |
| Bachelor of Dance Studies | $26,040 |
| Bachelor of Education | $22,200 |
| Bachelor of Engineering | $33,600 |
| Bachelor of Fine Arts | $26,040 |
| Bachelor of Health Sciences | $26,040 |
| Bachelor of Human Services | $22,200 |
| Bachelor of Laws | $26,040 |
| Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery - Year 2 onwards (for Year 1 see Bachelor of Health Sciences) | $60,720 |
| Bachelor of Music | $26,040 |
| Bachelor of Nursing | $26,040 |
| Bachelor of Optometry | $41,640 |
| Bachelor of Planning | $26,040 |
| Bachelor of Pharmacy* | N/A |
| Bachelor of Physical Education | $22,200 |
| Bachelor of Property | $26,040 |
| Bachelor of Science | $26,040 |
| Bachelor of Social Work | $22,200 |
| Bachelor of Technology** | $26,040 - $33,600 |
| Bachelor of Theology | $22,200 |
| Bachelor of Visual Arts | This programme has been suspended for 2011 |
| Study Abroad | $11,760 per semester |
*Bachelor of Pharmacy is not currently available to international students.
**Fees for inter-faculty programmes, or programmes combining undergraduate and postgraduates courses, or courses selected from more than one listed programme, are calculated by deriving a fee for each course from the programme fees listed in the schedule above.
- The fees listed in this schedule are per point and includes the Course and Materials Fee. The programme fees listed in this schedule are based on an enrolment in a standard full-time course load of 120 points per year. Fees will be adjusted on a pro-rata basis where the enrolment is in more or less than a standard full-time load.
- Fees for inter-faculty programmes, or programmes combining undergraduate and postgraduates courses, or courses selected from more than one listed programme, are calculated by deriving a fee for each course from the programme fees listed in the schedule above.
- Study Abroad students pay a single flat fee of NZ$11,760 per semester, which covers tuition fees for a full time course of study. This also covers the International Orientation programme, access to Student Services and membership of the University Students Association.
- The building levy, course & materials fee and student service fee are payable by international students at the same rates applying to all students.
- BA(Hons), BCom(Hons), BHB(Hons), LLB(Hons), BMus(Hons), BNurs(Hons), BProp(Hons) and BSc(Hons) are postgraduate programmes.
Conjoint programme tuition fees will vary depending on the particular programmes you enrol in, but should be within the range above.
New Zealand or Australian citizens or permanent residents are considered domestic students and are liable for domestic students’ tuition fees. For domestic fees estimates, see the Future Undergraduates page Tuition Fees.
