Auckland Institute of Studies

AIS (Auckland Institute of Studies) is a NZQA-approved tertiary education provider in Auckland, New Zealand, established in 1990. Located at the St Helens Campus in Mount Albert, AIS offers master's degrees, bachelor's degrees, postgraduate programmes, English language courses and pathway options. AIS has a strong international student focus and provides flexible study options and student support services.

Yes, AIS is approved by the New Zealand Qualifications Authority (NZQA) and operates under New Zealand's quality assurance framework. Its approved qualifications are recognized within the New Zealand qualifications system. Students should check the specific qualification and programme approval when applying.

AIS can be attractive to students looking for flexible study options, an international student-focused environment, pathway options, English language support and a more personalized learning experience. AIS also offers programmes across business, computing and other areas. Students should compare programme content, fees, outcomes and entry requirements before choosing between AIS and a public university.

AIS New Zealand offers master's-level study options including the Master of Business Administration (MBA) and Master of Information Technology / Computing-related programmes. Programme availability, structure, entry requirements and intakes can vary, so students should confirm the current programme details before applying.

The AIS New Zealand MBA is a postgraduate business qualification designed to develop knowledge and skills in areas such as management, leadership, business strategy and entrepreneurship. It can be suitable for graduates and professionals seeking to develop their business and management careers.

AIS New Zealand offers postgraduate study in computing and information technology designed for students seeking advanced knowledge in IT, computing, software, systems and technology-related areas. The exact curriculum, duration and entry requirements depend on the current programme structure.

The duration of an AIS master's programme depends on the specific qualification, entry pathway and programme structure. Some postgraduate programmes may be completed in around one to two years. Students should confirm the exact duration for their chosen programme before applying.

AIS master's tuition fees vary depending on the programme and study duration. Fees can change between intakes and academic years, so students should check the latest official fee schedule for the exact tuition fee applicable to their chosen master's programme.

AIS may offer scholarships, promotions or tuition assistance for eligible international students. Availability, scholarship value, eligibility criteria and application deadlines can vary by programme and intake. Students should check the current scholarship options before applying.

Scholarship application requirements depend on the specific AIS scholarship. Students should first select their programme, check the current scholarship eligibility criteria and submit the required academic and supporting documents within the specified deadline.

Applicants generally need a recognized bachelor's degree or an equivalent qualification that meets the entry requirements of the chosen master's programme. Academic requirements can vary by programme, so students should have their qualifications assessed before applying.

English requirements vary by programme. Depending on the qualification, applicants may need to demonstrate English proficiency through an accepted test such as IELTS or PTE Academic. Students should check the exact English requirement for their selected master's programme before applying.

Typical documents include a valid passport, bachelor's degree certificate, academic transcripts, English language test result, CV and other supporting documents required for the selected programme. Additional documents may be requested during the assessment process.

The application process generally involves selecting a programme, checking eligibility, preparing academic and English documents, submitting the application, receiving an Offer of Place and completing the required fee and visa steps. IVY Overseas can assist eligible students with the application and visa process.

Application processing time can vary depending on the programme, completeness of documents and assessment requirements. Students should submit their documents early and allow sufficient time for admission and New Zealand student visa processing.

AIS offers multiple intakes depending on the programme. Intake availability can vary between master's, bachelor's, pathway and English programmes. Students should confirm the latest intake dates for their selected course before planning their application.

AIS provides students with career-focused learning and employment-related support. Depending on the programme, students can develop practical skills and industry knowledge that can support their career development after graduation. Employment outcomes vary by individual, industry and immigration conditions.

Students can contact IVY Overseas for guidance on AIS programmes, eligibility, applications, scholarships, accommodation and New Zealand student visa assistance. For current contact details, programme availability and admission requirements, students can connect with the IVY Overseas counselling team.