| Page name (hyperlinked) | Qual/subject name | Standard or unique? | Domestic 'How to apply' | Content for international 2nd block | To do | Checked |
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| Master of Information Studies | MIS | Standard | N/A | Unsure | - With Chris and Gillian to check
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| PGDipIS | Standard | N/A | Unsure | - With Chris and Gillian to check
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| PGCertIS | Standard | N/A | Unsure | - With Chris and Gillian to check
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| Master of Public Management | MPM | Unique | Apply using the Online Enrolment System. You'll need to provide some supporting documents: - a certified copy of your passport and proof of New Zealand residency if appropriate, or a New Zealand birth certificate (unless you have studied at Victoria University in the last five years)
- a certified copy of your official academic transcript (unless you don’t have a Bachelor’s degree or your Bachelor’s degree was awarded from Victoria University)
- a copy of your current CV
- a School of Government reference form completed by your referee, preferably your current employer. This form is available through the Online Enrolment System
You can submit these through the Online Enrolment System or send them directly to the Enrolment Office. Certification must be made by a solicitor, Justice of the Peace or notary public. Or you may bring your original documents to the School of Government and we can make certified copies while you wait. Make sure you enrol as early as possible—our courses are popular and fill up fast | Be sure to include the following documents with your application: - A certified copy of your passport (the personal details page)
- Evidence of your proficiency in English, if required
- A certified copy of your official academic results
- CV
- A reference, ideally from your current employer
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| PGDipPM | Unique | Apply using the Online Enrolment System. You'll need to provide some supporting documents: - a certified copy of your passport and proof of New Zealand residency if appropriate, or a New Zealand birth certificate (unless you have studied at Victoria University in the last five years)
- a certified copy of your official academic transcript (unless you don’t have a Bachelor’s degree or your Bachelor’s degree was awarded from Victoria University)
- a copy of your current CV
- a School of Government reference form completed by your referee, preferably your current employer. This form is available through the Online Enrolment System
You can submit these through the Online Enrolment System or send them directly to the Enrolment Office. Certification must be made by a solicitor, Justice of the Peace or notary public. Or you may bring your original documents to the School of Government and we can make certified copies while you wait. Make sure you enrol as early as possible—our courses are popular and fill up fast | Be sure to include the following documents with your application: - A certified copy of your passport (the personal details page)
- Evidence of your proficiency in English, if required
- A certified copy of your official academic results
- CV
- A reference, ideally from your current employer
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| PGCertPM | Unique | Apply using the Online Enrolment System. You'll need to provide some supporting documents: - a certified copy of your passport and proof of New Zealand residency if appropriate, or a New Zealand birth certificate (unless you have studied at Victoria University in the last five years)
- a certified copy of your official academic transcript (unless you don’t have a Bachelor’s degree or your Bachelor’s degree was awarded from Victoria University)
- a copy of your current CV
- a School of Government reference form completed by your referee, preferably your current employer. This form is available through the Online Enrolment System
You can submit these through the Online Enrolment System or send them directly to the Enrolment Office. Certification must be made by a solicitor, Justice of the Peace or notary public. Or you may bring your original documents to the School of Government and we can make certified copies while you wait. Make sure you enrol as early as possible—our courses are popular and fill up fast | Be sure to include the following documents with your application: - A certified copy of your passport (the personal details page)
- Evidence of your proficiency in English, if required
- A certified copy of your official academic results
- CV
- A reference, ideally from your current employer
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| Master of Public Policy | MPP | Unique | Apply using the Online Enrolment System. You'll need to provide some supporting documents: - a certified copy of your passport and proof of New Zealand residency if appropriate, or a New Zealand birth certificate (unless you have studied at Victoria University in the last five years)
- a certified copy of your official academic transcript (unless you don’t have a Bachelor’s degree or your Bachelor’s degree was awarded from Victoria University)
- a copy of your current CV
- a School of Government reference form completed by your referee, preferably your current employer. This form is available through the Online Enrolment System.
You can submit these through the Online Enrolment System or send them directly to the Enrolment Office.Certified copies must be certified by a solicitor, Justice of the Peace or notary public. Alternatively, you may bring your original documents to the School of Government and we can make certified copies while you wait. Make sure you enrol as early as possible—our courses are popular and fill up fast. | Be sure to include the following documents with your application: - A certified copy of your passport (the personal details page)
- Evidence of your proficiency in English, if required
- A certified copy of your official academic results
- CV
- A reference, ideally from your current employer
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| PGDipPP | Unique | Apply using the Online Enrolment System. You'll need to provide some supporting documents: - a certified copy of your passport and proof of New Zealand residency if appropriate, or a New Zealand birth certificate (unless you have studied at Victoria University in the last five years)
- a certified copy of your official academic transcript (unless you don’t have a Bachelor’s degree or your Bachelor’s degree was awarded from Victoria University)
- a copy of your current CV
- a School of Government reference form completed by your referee, preferably your current employer. This form is available through the Online Enrolment System.
You can submit these through the Online Enrolment System or send them directly to the Enrolment Office.Certified copies must be certified by a solicitor, Justice of the Peace or notary public. Alternatively, you may bring your original documents to the School of Government and we can make certified copies while you wait. Make sure you enrol as early as possible—our courses are popular and fill up fast. | Be sure to include the following documents with your application: - A certified copy of your passport (the personal details page)
- Evidence of your proficiency in English, if required
- A certified copy of your official academic results
- CV
- A reference, ideally from your current employer
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| PGCertPP | Unique | Apply using the Online Enrolment System. You'll need to provide some supporting documents: - a certified copy of your passport and proof of New Zealand residency if appropriate, or a New Zealand birth certificate (unless you have studied at Victoria University in the last five years)
- a certified copy of your official academic transcript (unless you don’t have a Bachelor’s degree or your Bachelor’s degree was awarded from Victoria University)
- a copy of your current CV
- a School of Government reference form completed by your referee, preferably your current employer. This form is available through the Online Enrolment System.
You can submit these through the Online Enrolment System or send them directly to the Enrolment Office.Certified copies must be certified by a solicitor, Justice of the Peace or notary public. Alternatively, you may bring your original documents to the School of Government and we can make certified copies while you wait. Make sure you enrol as early as possible—our courses are popular and fill up fast. | Be sure to include the following documents with your application: - A certified copy of your passport (the personal details page)
- Evidence of your proficiency in English, if required
- A certified copy of your official academic results
- CV
- A reference, ideally from your current employer
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| Master of e-Government | MEGov | Unique | Your application will be assessed on the basis of a written submission and a personal interview. Email sog-masters@vuw.ac.nz for information on the enrolment process or email the Programme Director, Dr Verna Smith. | Be sure to include the following documents with your application: - A certified copy of your passport (the personal details page)
- Evidence of your proficiency in English, if required
- A certified copy of your official academic results
- CV
- A statement of intent outlining your career ambitions for the next 5-10 years and why you think a MEGov qualification will help you achieve them
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| Master of Tourism Management | MTM by coursework and research | Unique | N/A | Be sure to include the following documents with your application: - A certified copy of your passport (the personal details page)
- Evidence of your proficiency in English, if required
- A certified copy of your official academic results
- CV
- A statement of intent
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| MTM by thesis | Unique | N/A | Be sure to include the following documents with your application: - A certified copy of your passport (the personal details page)
- Evidence of your proficiency in English, if required
- A certified copy of your official academic results
- CV
- A statement of intent
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| Master of Fine Arts (Creative Practice) | Design | Unique | Apply using the Online Enrolment System. You'll need to include: A CV outlining all your relevant design experience. A transcript of your academic study (unless you are currently enrolled at Victoria). An expression of interest—a 500–800 word overview of your academic and professional accomplishments, the reasons for your interest in the programme and any specific areas of design you want to focus on and your professional goals. A portfolio containing 5–10 work examples that demonstrate your essential skills and experience in creative practice related to design. These might include digital media items, DVDs of installations, photographs and reviews of your work. | Be sure to include the following documents with your application: - A certified copy of your passport (the personal details page)
- Evidence of your proficiency in English, if required
- A certified copy of your official academic results
an expression of interest—a 500–800 word overview of your academic and professional accomplishments, the reasons for your interest in the programme and any specific areas of design you want to focus on and your professional goals. A portfolio containing 5–10 work examples that demonstrate your essential skills and experience in creative practice related to design. These might include digital media items, DVDs of installations, photographs and reviews of your work.
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| Film | Unique | Apply using the Online Enrolment System. You'll need to include: A CV outlining all your relevant film experience. A transcript of your academic study (unless you are currently enrolled at Victoria). An expression of interest—a 500–800 word overview of your academic and professional accomplishments, the reasons for your interest in the programme and any specific areas of film you want to focus on, and your professional goals. A portfolio containing 5–10 work examples that demonstrate your essential skills and experience in creative practice related to film. These might include digital media items such as Vimeo or YouTube links, DVD show reels and reviews of your work. Two references or letters of recommendation detailing your suitability for the programme. They should state how long the referee has known you and in what capacity, and cover your: - major strengths and weaknesses
- ability to work in a group environment
- maturity and discipline.
| Be sure to include the following documents with your application: - A certified copy of your passport (the personal details page)
- Evidence of your proficiency in English, if required
- A certified copy of your official academic results
- An expression of interest—a 500–800 word overview of your academic and professional accomplishments, the reasons for your interest in the programme and any specific areas of film you want to focus on, and your professional goals.
- A portfolio containing 5–10 work examples that demonstrate your essential skills and experience in creative practice related to film. These might include digital media items such as Vimeo or YouTube links, DVD show reels and reviews of your work.
- Two references or letters of recommendation detailing your suitability for the programme. They should state how long the referee has known you and in what capacity, and cover your:
- major strengths and weaknesses
- ability to work in a group environment
- maturity and discipline.
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| Music | Unique | Apply using the Online Enrolment System. You'll need to include: A CV outlining all your relevant music experience. Include your own rating of your proficiency in EACH of the following music technologies on a scale of 1–10 (1 = no experience and 10 = expert or professional). Where there are options, please indicate what software package your rating refers to: - Microphones and mixing consoles
- Pro Tools
- Logic Pro
- Professional sample libraries (e.g. East/West, Vienna Symphonic)
- Music-notation software (e.g. Finale/Sibelius)
- Object-oriented software development in text-based programming languages (e.g. Javascript, C, Objective-C, ChucK, Unity, etc).
Please supply additional information or clarification to your ratings where applicable. A transcript of your academic study (unless you are currently enrolled at Victoria). An expression of interest—a 500–800 word overview of your academic and professional accomplishments, the reasons for your interest in the programme and any specific areas of music you want to focus on such as film scoring, sound design or game audio, and your professional goals. A portfolio containing 5–10 work examples that demonstrate your essential skills and experience in creative practice related to music. These might include digital media items such as Vimeo or YouTube links, DVDs of performances or installations and reviews of your work. Include any contrasting short-film clips you have scored or provided Foley/SFX for (about 1 minute each), demonstration games that illustrate coding experience (in any coding language), or other works that demonstrate your facility with music technology/DAWs/sound design, and your aptitude in the studio. Two references or letters of recommendation are required if you have NOT previously studied at Victoria. References should detail your suitability for the programme, state how long the referee has known you and in what capacity, and cover your: - major strengths and weaknesses
- ability to work in a group environment
- maturity and discipline
- ability to manage your time and work to deadlines
- fluency with music technology.
| Be sure to include the following documents with your application: - A certified copy of your passport (the personal details page)
- Evidence of your proficiency in English, if required
- A certified copy of your official academic results
A CV outlining all your relevant music experience. Include your own rating of your proficiency in EACH of the following music technologies on a scale of 1–10 (1 = no experience and 10 = expert or professional). Where there are options, please indicate what software package your rating refers to. Supply additional information or clarification to your ratings where applicable: - Microphones and mixing consoles
- Pro Tools
- Logic Pro
- Professional sample libraries (e.g. East/West, Vienna Symphonic)
- Music-notation software (e.g. Finale/Sibelius)
- Object-oriented software development in text-based programming languages (e.g. Javascript, C, Objective-C, ChucK, Unity, etc).
- An expression of interest—a 500–800 word overview of your academic and professional accomplishments, the reasons for your interest in the programme and any specific areas of music you want to focus on such as film scoring, sound design or game audio, and your professional goals.
A portfolio containing 5–10 work examples that demonstrate your essential skills and experience in creative practice related to music. These might include digital media items such as Vimeo or YouTube links, DVDs of performances or installations and reviews of your work. Include any contrasting short-film clips you have scored or provided Foley/SFX for (about 1 minute each), demonstration games that illustrate coding experience (in any coding language), or other works that demonstrate your facility with music technology/DAWs/sound design, and your aptitude in the studio. - Two references or letters of recommendation are required if you have NOT previously studied at Victoria. References should detail your suitability for the programme, state how long the referee has known you and in what capacity, and cover your:
- major strengths and weaknesses
- ability to work in a group environment
- maturity and discipline
- ability to manage your time and work to deadlines
- fluency with music technology.
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| Theatre | Unique | Apply using the Online Enrolment System. You'll need to include: A CV outlining all your relevant theatre experience. A transcript of your academic study (unless you are currently enrolled at Victoria). An expression of interest—a 500–800 word overview of your academic and professional accomplishments, the reasons for your interest in the programme and any specific areas of theatre you want to focus on, and your professional goals. A portfolio containing 5–10 work examples that demonstrate your essential skills and experience in creative practice related to theatre. These might include digital media items such as Vimeo or YouTube links to film clips, show reels, DVDs of performances, photographs and reviews of your work. Two references or letters of recommendation detailing your suitability for the programme. They should state how long the referee has known you and in what capacity, and cover your: - major strengths and weaknesses
- ability to work in a group environment
- maturity and discipline.
| Be sure to include the following documents with your application: - A certified copy of your passport (the personal details page)
- Evidence of your proficiency in English, if required
- A certified copy of your official academic results
An expression of interest—a 500–800 word overview of your academic and professional accomplishments, the reasons for your interest in the programme and any specific areas of theatre you want to focus on, and your professional goals. A portfolio containing 5–10 work examples that demonstrate your essential skills and experience in creative practice related to theatre. These might include digital media items such as Vimeo or YouTube links to film clips, show reels, DVDs of performances, photographs and reviews of your work. Two references or letters of recommendation detailing your suitability for the programme. They should state how long the referee has known you and in what capacity, and cover your: - major strengths and weaknesses
- ability to work in a group environment
- maturity and discipline.
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| Master of Information Management | MIM | Unique | Apply using the Online Enrolment System. You'll be asked to submit a current CV and a statement about your career ambitions over the next five to 10 years and why you think an MIM qualification will help you achieve them. Part of the application process involves you attending an interview. Make sure you enrol as early as possible—our courses are popular and fill up fast. | Be sure to include the following documents with your application: - A certified copy of your passport (the personal details page)
- Evidence of your proficiency in English, if required
- A certified copy of your official academic results
- CV
- A statement of intent outlining your career ambitions for the next 5-10 years and why you think an Information Management qualification will help you achieve them
- Entry is subject to an interview with the Programme Director. This can be conducted via phone or Skype
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| PGDipIM | Unique | Apply using the Online Enrolment System. You'll be asked to submit a current CV and a statement about your career ambitions over the next five to 10 years and why you think an MIM qualification will help you achieve them. Part of the application process involves you attending an interview. Make sure you enrol as early as possible—our courses are popular and fill up fast. | Be sure to include the following documents with your application: - A certified copy of your passport (the personal details page)
- Evidence of your proficiency in English, if required
- A certified copy of your official academic results
- CV
- A statement of intent outlining your career ambitions for the next 5-10 years and why you think an Information Management qualification will help you achieve them
- Entry is subject to an interview with the Programme Director. This can be conducted via phone or Skype
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| PGCertIM | Unique | Apply using the Online Enrolment System. You'll be asked to submit a current CV and a statement about your career ambitions over the next five to 10 years and why you think an MIM qualification will help you achieve them. Part of the application process involves you attending an interview. Make sure you enrol as early as possible—our courses are popular and fill up fast. | Be sure to include the following documents with your application: - A certified copy of your passport (the personal details page)
- Evidence of your proficiency in English, if required
- A certified copy of your official academic results
- CV
- A statement of intent outlining your career ambitions for the next 5-10 years and why you think an Information Management qualification will help you achieve them
- Entry is subject to an interview with the Programme Director. This can be conducted via phone or Skype
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| Master of Museum and Heritage Practice | MMHP | Unique | To apply, you'll need to: When you enrol you'll need to upload: - your CV showing relevant experience
- a document containing:
- what you hope to gain from the programme
- why you think you should be accepted
- a sample of written prose of at least 3,000 words, such as an essay from an undergraduate course.
Information session and interview You'll also need to come to an information session, which will include an informal interview. - Date: Tuesday 22 November 2016 (note day and date have been changed from the previous week)
- Time: 9 am to about 2 pm
- Location: Wood Seminar Room, Level 4, Old Kirk Building, Gate 3 Kelburn Pde, Kelburn Campus, Wellington
The session will start with a presentation by staff, followed by morning tea and then the interviews. Current students will also meet with you and show you around. The interview will give you a chance to meet the staff on your own and for them to hear from you about why you are applying. Email Annie Mercer to confirm you’re coming. Include your contact details and let her know if you have time constraints for your interview. | Be sure to include the following documents with your application: - A certified copy of your passport (the personal details page)
- Evidence of your proficiency in English, if required
- A certified copy of your official academic results
- CV
- A document containing:
- what you hope to gain from the programme
- why you think you should be accepted
- a sample of written prose of at least 3,000 words, such as an essay from an undergraduate course
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- Why is the following sentence from MIntTr (that was entered in the 'How you'll apply' by mistake now showing up in the How you'll apply for a different degree?
Some courses are only available in certain Trimesters, check the programme timetable to help you plan your study. | |
| PGDipMHP | Unique | To apply, you'll need to: When you enrol you'll need to upload: - your CV showing relevant experience
- a document containing:
- what you hope to gain from the programme
- why you think you should be accepted
- a sample of written prose of at least 3,000 words, such as an essay from an undergraduate course.
Information session and interview You'll also need to come to an information session, which will include an informal interview. - Date: Tuesday 22 November 2016 (note day and date have been changed from the previous week)
- Time: 9 am to about 2 pm
- Location: Wood Seminar Room, Level 4, Old Kirk Building, Gate 3 Kelburn Pde, Kelburn Campus, Wellington
The session will start with a presentation by staff, followed by morning tea and then the interviews. Current students will also meet with you and show you around. The interview will give you a chance to meet the staff on your own and for them to hear from you about why you are applying. Email Annie Mercer to confirm you’re coming. Include your contact details and let her know if you have time constraints for your interview. | Be sure to include the following documents with your application: - A certified copy of your passport (the personal details page)
- Evidence of your proficiency in English, if required
- A certified copy of your official academic results
- CV
- A document containing:
- what you hope to gain from the programme
- why you think you should be accepted
- a sample of written prose of at least 3,000 words, such as an essay from an undergraduate course
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| PGCertMHP | Unique | To apply, you'll need to: When you enrol you'll need to upload: - your CV showing relevant experience
- a document containing:
- what you hope to gain from the programme
- why you think you should be accepted
- a sample of written prose of at least 3,000 words, such as an essay from an undergraduate course.
Information session and interview You'll also need to come to an information session, which will include an informal interview. - Date: Tuesday 22 November 2016 (note day and date have been changed from the previous week)
- Time: 9 am to about 2 pm
- Location: Wood Seminar Room, Level 4, Old Kirk Building, Gate 3 Kelburn Pde, Kelburn Campus, Wellington
The session will start with a presentation by staff, followed by morning tea and then the interviews. Current students will also meet with you and show you around. The interview will give you a chance to meet the staff on your own and for them to hear from you about why you are applying. Email Annie Mercer to confirm you’re coming. Include your contact details and let her know if you have time constraints for your interview. | Be sure to include the following documents with your application: - A certified copy of your passport (the personal details page)
- Evidence of your proficiency in English, if required
- A certified copy of your official academic results
- CV
- A document containing:
- what you hope to gain from the programme
- why you think you should be accepted
- a sample of written prose of at least 3,000 words, such as an essay from an undergraduate course
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| Bachelor of Commerce with Honours | All subjects are the same | Standard | N/A |
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| Bachelor of Tourism Management with Honours | BTM(Hons) | Standard | N/A |
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| Master of Commerce by coursework | All subjects are the same | Standard | N/A |
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| Master of Commerce by thesis | All subjects are the same | Standard | N/A |
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| Master of International Trade | MIntTr | Unique | Before you apply, discuss your plans with the programme director or another academic staff member. To apply, you'll need to: - check you meet the entry requirements
- find out what admission type applies to you
- apply online
When you submit your application you'll also need to provide:- a short CV
- A statement of intent answering the following questions: What do you hope to gain from undertaking this programme? Why do you think you should be accepted into this programme?
- an academic transcript if your undergraduate degree is not from Victoria University.
| Be sure to include the following documents with your application: - A certified copy of your passport (the personal details page)
- Evidence of your proficiency in English, if required
- A certified copy of your official academic results
- A short CV
- A statement of intent answering the following questions: What do you hope to gain from undertaking this programme? Why do you think you should be accepted into this programme?
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| Nursing Science Programme | MNS | Unique | Before you apply, discuss your plans with the programme director or another academic staff member. To apply, you'll need to: | Be sure to include the following documents with your application: - A certified copy of your passport (the personal details page)
- Evidence of your proficiency in English, if required
- A certified copy of your official academic results
- CV
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| PGDipNS | Unique | Before you apply, discuss your plans with the programme director or another academic staff member. To apply, you'll need to: | Be sure to include the following documents with your application: - A certified copy of your passport (the personal details page)
- Evidence of your proficiency in English, if required
- A certified copy of your official academic results
- CV
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| PGCertNS | Unique | Before you apply, discuss your plans with the programme director or another academic staff member. To apply, you'll need to: | Be sure to include the following documents with your application: - A certified copy of your passport (the personal details page)
- Evidence of your proficiency in English, if required
- A certified copy of your official academic results
- CV
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| Health Care Programmes | MHC | Unique | Before you apply, discuss your plans with the programme director or another academic staff member. To apply, you'll need to: | Be sure to include the following documents with your application: - A certified copy of your passport (the personal details page)
- Evidence of your proficiency in English, if required
- A certified copy of your official academic results
- CV
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| PGDipHC | Unique | Before you apply, discuss your plans with the programme director or another academic staff member. To apply, you'll need to: | Be sure to include the following documents with your application: - A certified copy of your passport (the personal details page)
- Evidence of your proficiency in English, if required
- A certified copy of your official academic results
- CV
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| PGCertHC | Standard | N/A | Be sure to include the following documents with your application: - A certified copy of your passport (the personal details page)
- Evidence of your proficiency in English, if required
- A certified copy of your official academic results
- CV
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| Master of Health Research | MHR | Unique | Submit your academic transcripts and research proposal to the Graduate School of Nursing, Midwifery and Health. Your application will be considered by the Graduate School Student Research Committee. The final decision on acceptance into the programme will be made by the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences. You can apply using the Online Enrolment System. | Be sure to include the following documents with your application: - A certified copy of your passport (the personal details page)
- Evidence of your proficiency in English, if required
- A certified copy of your official academic results
- CV
- A research proposal
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| Postgraduate Certificate in Midwifery | PGCertMid | Unique | Before you apply, discuss your plans with the programme director or another academic staff member. To apply, you'll need to: | Be sure to include the following documents with your application: - A certified copy of your passport (the personal details page)
- Evidence of your proficiency in English, if required
- A certified copy of your official academic results
- CV
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| Graduate Diploma in Teaching (Early Childhood Education) |
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| Graduate Diploma in Teaching (Primary) |
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| Graduate Diploma in Teaching (Secondary) |
| Standard | N/a |
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| Master of Professional Accounting | MPA | Unique | Apply using the Online Enrolment System. You'll need: - your certified academic transcript (if you didn't do your undergraduate degree at Victoria)
- a short CV showing your experience in accounting, business or finance.
Make sure you enrol as early as possible—our courses are popular and fill up fast. | Be sure to include the following documents with your application: - A certified copy of your passport (the personal details page)
- Evidence of your proficiency in English, if required
- A certified copy of your official academic results
- A short CV showing your experience in accounting, business or finance.
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| Master of Professional Economics | MPE | Unique
| N/A | Be sure to include the following documents with your application: - A certified copy of your passport (the personal details page)
- Evidence of your proficiency in English, if required
- A certified copy of your official academic results
- CV
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| PGDipPE | Unique
| N/A | Be sure to include the following documents with your application: - A certified copy of your passport (the personal details page)
- Evidence of your proficiency in English, if required
- A certified copy of your official academic results
- CV
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| PGCertPE | Unique
| N/A | Be sure to include the following documents with your application: - A certified copy of your passport (the personal details page)
- Evidence of your proficiency in English, if required
- A certified copy of your official academic results
- CV
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| Master of Business Administration | MBA | Unique | Email your: to mba@vuw.ac.nz. If you meet the requirements, you'll be invited to an interview with the director of the programme. You will also need to take the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) and score 550 or above. If your interview and GMAT test are successful, you'll then be invited to enrol. Make sure you enrol as early as possible—our courses are popular and fill up fast. | Be sure to include the following documents with your application: - A certified copy of your passport (the personal details page)
- Evidence of your proficiency in English, if required
- A certified copy of your official academic results
- CV with references
You will also need to take the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) and score 550 or above.
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| PGDipBusAdmin | Unique | Email your: to mba@vuw.ac.nz. If you meet the requirements, you'll be invited to an interview with the director of the programme. If your interview is successful, you'll then be invited to enrol. | Be sure to include the following documents with your application: - A certified copy of your passport (the personal details page)
- Evidence of your proficiency in English, if required
- A certified copy of your official academic results
- CV with references
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| PGDipHRM | Unique | Email your: to mba@vuw.ac.nz. If you meet the requirements, you'll be invited to an interview with the director of the programme. If your interview is successful, you'll then be invited to enrol. | Be sure to include the following documents with your application: - A certified copy of your passport (the personal details page)
- Evidence of your proficiency in English, if required
- A certified copy of your official academic results
- CV with references
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| PGDipMKT | Unique | Email your: to mba@vuw.ac.nz. If you meet the requirements, you'll be invited to an interview with the director of the programme. If your interview is successful, you'll then be invited to enrol. | Be sure to include the following documents with your application: - A certified copy of your passport (the personal details page)
- Evidence of your proficiency in English, if required
- A certified copy of your official academic results
- CV with references
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| CertMS | Unique | Email your: to mba@vuw.ac.nz. If you meet the requirements, you'll be invited to an interview with the director of the programme. If your interview is successful, you'll then be invited to enrol. | Be sure to include the following documents with your application: - A certified copy of your passport (the personal details page)
- Evidence of your proficiency in English, if required
- A certified copy of your official academic results
- CV with references
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| Master of Applied Finance | MAF | Unique | N/A | Be sure to include the following documents with your application: - A certified copy of your passport (the personal details page)
- Evidence of your proficiency in English, if required
- A certified copy of your official academic results
- CV
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| PGDipFA | Unique
| N/A | Be sure to include the following documents with your application: - A certified copy of your passport (the personal details page)
- Evidence of your proficiency in English, if required
- A certified copy of your official academic results
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| PGDipTM | Unique
| N/A | Be sure to include the following documents with your application: - A certified copy of your passport (the personal details page)
- Evidence of your proficiency in English, if required
- A certified copy of your official academic results
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| PGCertFMA | Unique
| N/A | Be sure to include the following documents with your application: - A certified copy of your passport (the personal details page)
- Evidence of your proficiency in English, if required
- A certified copy of your official academic results
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