| Program start date | Application deadline |
| 2024-07-15 | - |
| 2025-03-03 | - |
Program Overview
The Diploma in Languages (DipLang) at the University of Auckland is a part-time program designed for individuals who wish to learn one or two foreign languages. This flexible program allows students to choose their own pace and study alongside any other degree or independently. Graduates are equipped with valuable skills for careers in various sectors, including international business, education, and second language teaching.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
The Diploma in Languages (DipLang) at the University of Auckland is a part-time program designed for individuals who wish to learn one or two foreign languages. This program offers a flexible learning experience, allowing students to choose their own pace and study alongside any other degree or independently.
Objectives:
- Develop proficiency in one or two foreign languages
- Gain a deeper understanding of another culture
- Enhance career prospects and opportunities in a globalized economy
- Equip students with a distinctive skill set valuable in various fields
Program Description:
- Part-time program
- Consists of 8 courses (120 points)
- Includes courses in one or two foreign languages
- At least half the courses are at advanced levels
- Student's competence level assessed during enrollment for appropriate starting point
- Wide range of languages available, including Chinese, Cook Islands Maori, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Maori, Russian, Samoan, Spanish, and Tongan
Outline:
Program Structure:
- Flexible structure allows students to personalize their learning
- Completion time depends on chosen structure
- May include courses taken towards other programs (with approval)
- DipLang schedule dictates course selection
- Most students require one or two General Education courses
- Stage I course (Language two) - 15 points
Year Two:
30 points
- Stage II course (Language one) - 15 points
- Stage I course (Language two) - 15 points
Year Three:
30 points
- Stage II course (Language one) - 15 points
- Stage I course (Language two) - 15 points
Year Four:
30 points
- Stage III course (Language one) - 15 points
Careers:
- Graduates equipped with valuable skills for careers in various sectors.
- Opportunities in fields like international business, education, tourism, media, and second language teaching.
- Completion of DipLang allows graduates to teach a language in secondary schools in New Zealand (along with a teaching qualification).
Other:
- Students may be required to take one or two General Education courses
