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‘aut provided me the chance to study and work among not only the best people in the public relations and journalism industries, but also explore my learning and career with students who were motivated and innovative.’ brittany thomas, minnesota, usa – communications/study internship the programmes AUT offers two short term options, both of which earn you credit towards your home degree, and can be undertaken for a semester or a year. the study abroad programme at aut Students undertake a full time load of four papers (courses) per semester or eight per year. You will have a wide choice of subjects across the disciplines offered on Campus, enabling you to meet the requirements of you home institution, but also to broaden your educational experience by studying subjects not available to you at home. The main fields of study are Business, Health Sciences, Art and Design, Communication, Sport and Recreation, Engineering, Tourism and Hospitality, Educational and Social Sciences, and Computing and Mathematical Sciences. Te Ara Poutama, the Faculty of Màori Development, provides a range of papers which provide the opportunity to learn about our unique culture and heritage. the study/internship programme This is a full-time semester long programme which gives you the opportunity to undertake a part-time supervised work placement in your chosen field along with two mainstream AUT papers, earning you a full semester’s credit to your home degree. The AUT internship programme offers a unique opportunity to learn first hand about the culture and society of New Zealand in a workplace setting, while gaining valuable experience in intercultural communication so necessary in today’s world. Students normally spend 15–20 hours per week at their placement during term time and must complete assignments relating to their experiences in the workplace. For more information on the Study/Internship programme please go to www.autstudyabroad.info Picture courtesy of Wesley Monts 6
areas of study Please see below for the major areas of study. A selection of popular papers for study abroad students can be found at the back of this guide. For a full list of papers go to www.autstudyabroad.info art and design Creative Technologies, Fashion, Graphic Design, Digital Design, Product Design, Spatial Design, Textiles for Fashion, Visual Arts business Accounting, Advertising, Business Economics, Business Information Systems, Commercial Law, Design, Finance, Human Resource Management and Employment Relations, International Business, Management, Marketing, Retailing, Sales and Tourism communication studies Advertising Creativity, Creative Industries, Digital Media, Journalism, Professional Communication, Public Relations, Radio and Television computing and mathematical sciences Analytics, Applied Maths, Astronomy, Computer Science, Information Systems Science, IT Service Science, Networks and Security, Software Development education Early Childhood Education, Montessori Teaching, Steiner Teaching, Primary Teaching engineering Computer and Mobile Systems, Electrical, Electronic, Mechanical Engineering, Network and Communication health Applied Mental Health, Health Promotion, Midwifery, Nursing, Occupational Therapy, Oral Health, Paramedic, Physiotherapy, Podiatry, Psychology hospitality and tourism Accommodation, Event Management, Food and Beverage, Human Resources, International Hospitality Management, Marketing, Tourism languages Chinese, Creative Writing, English, Japanese, Interpreting màori development (new zealand studies) Cultural Tourism and Travel, Màori Language and Culture, Màori Art and Design sciences Applied Chemistry, Applied Mathematics, Applied Microbiology, Aquaculture, Environmental Studies, Food Science, Health Protection sport and recreation Dance, Coaching, Exercise Science, Health and Physical Education, Outdoor Education, Physical Activity and Nutrition, Sport and Exercise Science social sciences Anthropology, Conflict Resolution, Criminology, Political Studies, Psychology, Sociology 7
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