Limited entry & special applications
Some programmes and courses have restrictions on the students that can enrol.
Limited entry
Some programmes and courses have limited entry (there is a limit to the number of students who may enrol for the course). Enrolment numbers will not normally exceed the number indicated.
For programmes and courses with limited entry you must also Apply to Enrol by the relevant date (please see below).
An international student quota, where applicable, is indicated by ISQ.
Special applications
If your programme or course requires a special application (listed below) you must:
- Make a special application by the relevant application date, as stated below
- And Apply to Enrol
Check the conditions of entry using the admission requirements checker or contact the relevant College, School or department directly.
If you are planning to start teacher training, see the College of Education, Health and Human Development for details around the application process.
| Qualification | Requirement | Limit | |
Te Poari Akoranga | Academic Board |
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| Certificate in University Preparation | Applications to the programme close three weeks prior to the official course start dates. Selection is based on previous academic record (NCEA or equivalent), or an internally administered test. | ||
Te Rāngai Toi Tangata | College of Arts |
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| Bachelor of Communication – Journalism | Students who hope to enter the Journalism major will be required to submit a formal application and attend an interview at the end of their second semester (Year 1/S2). | 25 | |
| Bachelor of Fine Arts – Intermediate | The Head of School of Fine Arts must receive application for admission to the Intermediate Year (first year) no later than 15 November. | 78 | |
| Bachelor of Fine Arts with Honours | Special application required. Applications should be received by 1 December. Late applications will be accepted on a case-by-case basis. | ||
| Bachelor of Music – Performance | Special application required by 20 September of the preceding year. | ||
| Bachelor of Music – Musical Culture | Special application required by 20 September of the preceding year. | ||
| Bachelor of Music – New Music | Special application required by 31 January of the preceding year. | ||
| Bachelor of Music with Honours – Performance | Special application including audition by 15 September. | ||
| Graduate Diploma in Journalism | Special application required by 31 October. Late applications will be considered subject to availability of places on the programme. | 5 | |
| Master of Music – Performance | Special application including audition by 15 September. | ||
| Master of Social Work (Applied) | Special application required by 30 September for Semester 1 start in the following year; special application required by 31 May for Semester 2 start in the same year. Late applications may be accepted on a case-by-case basis. | ||
Te Rāngai Umanga me te Ture | College of Business and Law |
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| Postgraduate Diploma in Business Administration | Special Application required. | ||
| Master of Business Administration | Special Application required. | ||
Te Rāngai Ako me te Hauora | College of Education, Health and Human Development |
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| Bachelor of Teaching and Learning (Early Childhood) | Applications for teacher education programmes are open all year round and close on 1 December each year for domestic applicants (31 October each year for international applicants). While we process applications as they are received, many of our programmes have a limited capacity for places and applications may close earlier if this capacity has been reached. | ||
| Bachelor of Teaching and Learning (Primary) | Applications for teacher education programmes are open all year round and close on 1 December each year for domestic applicants (31 October each year for international applicants). While we process applications as they are received, many of our programmes have a limited capacity for places and applications may close earlier if this capacity has been reached. | ||
| Graduate Diploma in Teaching and Learning (Early Childhood) | Applications for teacher education programmes are open all year round and close on 1 December each year for domestic applicants (31 October each year for international applicants). While we process applications as they are received, many of our programmes have a limited capacity for places and applications may close earlier if this capacity has been reached. | ||
| Graduate Diploma in Teaching and Learning | Applications for teacher education programmes are open all year round and close on 1 December each year for domestic applicants (31 October each year for international applicants). While we process applications as they are received, many of our programmes have a limited capacity for places and applications may close earlier if this capacity has been reached. | ||
| Postgraduate Diploma in Teaching and Learning | Applications for teacher education programmes are open all year round and close on 1 December each year for domestic applicants (31 October each year for international applicants). While we process applications as they are received, many of our programmes have a limited capacity for places and applications may close earlier if this capacity has been reached. | ||
| Master of Teaching and Learning | Applications for teacher education programmes are open all year round and close on 1 December each year for domestic applicants (31 October each year for international applicants). While we process applications as they are received, many of our programmes have a limited capacity for places and applications may close earlier if this capacity has been reached. | ||
| Certificate in Māori Language and Pedagogies: Aumiri Pounamu | Application involves a selection process including an interview and te reo Māori language competency assessment | ||
| Graduate Diploma in Māori Language and Pedagogies: Aumiri Pounamu | Application involves a selection process including an interview and te reo Māori language competency assessment. | ||
| Postgraduate Diploma in Child and Family Psychology | Special application required by 1 October. | 10 | |
| Master of Counselling | Special application required by 1 October. | 12 ISQ: 2 | |
Te Rāngai Pūkaha | College of Engineering |
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| Bachelor of Engineering with Honours - First Professional Year: | |||
| * | Computer Engineering | Apply to enrol no later than 1 December. | 30 |
| * | Chemical and Process Engineering | Apply to enrol no later than 1 December. | 75 |
| * | Civil Engineering | Apply to enrol no later than 1 December. | 190 |
| * | Electrical and Electronic Engineering | Apply to enrol no later than 1 December. | 90 |
| * | Forest Engineering | Apply to enrol no later than 1 December. | 20 |
| * | Mechanical Engineering | Apply to enrol no later than 1 December. | 120 |
| * | Mechatronics Engineering | Apply to enrol no later than 1 December. | 50 |
| * | Natural Resources Engineering | Apply to enrol no later than 1 December. | 35 |
| * | Software Engineering | Apply to enrol no later than 1 December. | 30 |
| Master of Engineering | Apply to enrol no later than 10 January (for S1) or 15 June (for S2). | ||
| Master of Engineering in Fire Engineering | Apply to enrol no later than 1 June (for S1) or 1 December (for S2). | 12 | |
Te Rāngai Pūtaiao | College of Science |
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| Bachelor of Speech and Language Pathology with Honours - First Professional Year | Special application required by 1 October. Late applications will be considered subject to availability of places on the programme. | 40 | |
| Master of Antarctic Studies | Apply to enrol no later than 9 April. | ||
| Master of Disaster Risk and Resilience | Apply to enrol no later than 12 January. | ||
| Master of Geographic Information Science - Part I | Special application required by 1 February. | 10 | |
| Master of Science: | |||
| * | Applied Psychology (Parts I and II) | Special application required by 30 November. Part II limited to those completing second year of professional programme. | 15 |
| * | Medical Physics (Clinical) | A student must have secured a registrar position with an Aotearoa New Zealand District Health Board before enrolling. | |
| Master of Speech and Language Pathology | Special application required by 1 October. Late applications will be considered subject to availability of places on the programme. | 30 | |
| Professional Master of Engineering Geology | Students with a B+ grade average and fulfilling all prerequisites for the programme of study will be enrolled first; students with a B- to B grade average and fulfilling all prerequisites will be enrolled in the remaining spaces on a merit basis 3 weeks prior to the programme start date. Applications due no later than 12 January. | 30 | |
| Postgraduate Certificate in Antarctic Studies | Special application required by 9 April. | 16 | |
| Postgraduate Certificate in Cognitive Behaviour Therapy | Special application required by 30 November. | 24 | |
| Postgraduate Diploma in Clinical Psychology | Special application required by 20 September. | 12 | |
| Postgraduate Diploma in Cognitive Behaviour Therapy | Special application required by 30 November. | 24 | |
| Postgraduate Diploma in Geographic Information Science | Special application required by 1 February. | 10 | |
| Course | Requirement | Limit | |
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| Biological Sciences | |||
| BIOL 305 | 28 | ||
| BIOL 493 | Enrolments will be taken until course is full. Selection will be based on previous academic record in appropriate 300-level Biological Science courses. | 16 | |
| Biosecurity | |||
| BIOS 201 | 250 | ||
| Child and Family Psychology | |||
| CFPY 501 CFPY 502 |
Special application required by 1 October. | 12 | |
| Communication | |||
| COMS 233 | 25 | ||
| COMS 331 | 25 | ||
| COMS 332 | 25 | ||
| Communication Disorders | |||
| SPSC 490 | Apply to enrol no later than 12 January. | 20 | |
| Computer Engineering | |||
| ENCE 260 | 300 | ||
| Counselling | |||
| COUN 675 COUN 676 |
Special application required by 1 October. | 120 ISQ: 2 | |
| Data Science | |||
| DATA 430 | 40 | ||
| Fine Arts | |||
| FINA 101 FINA 102 FINA 103 |
A separate application including 12 examples of work that supports each of the NCEA Practical Art (or equivalent) subjects must be submitted by 15 November. Format must be colour, laser printed and stapled, A4 photographs. | 78 | |
| FINA 450 | BFA (Hons) eligible students will have to present a formal research proposal and will have either: completed a 311 studio course, a 300-level course in ARTH/CINE and have at least a B grade average; or completed a relevant degree and provided evidence of significant professional practice; or been admitted under the regulations for admission with equivalent standing as entitled to enrol for the Degree of Bachelor of Fine Arts with Hons in the appropriate subject, with B average in their final year courses; and been approved for the degree by the Head of the School of Fine Arts and the Dean of Arts (Academic). | 40 | |
| FINA 451 FINA 452 |
BFA (Hons) part-time eligible students will have to present a formal research proposal clearly articulating why they are seeking to study part-time and will have either: completed a 311 studio course, a 300-level course in ARTH/CINE and have at least a B grade average; or completed a relevant degree and provided evidence of significant professional practice; or been admitted under the regulations for admission with equivalent standing as entitled to enrol for the Degree of Bachelor of Fine Arts with Hons in the appropriate subject, with B average in their final year courses; and been approved for the degree by the Head of the School of Fine Arts and the Dean of Arts (Academic). | 10 | |
| Graphic Design | |||
| DESI 211 DESI 212 DESI 311 DESI 411 |
Special application required by 30 September. A student must pass DESI 211 and DESI 212, a 200 level ARTH course and a further course at any level from the Arts Schedule. A student must pass DESI 311 and have passed the necessary ARTH and ARTS courses at this stage in their degree. | 24 12 12 |
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| Film | |||
| FILM 211 FILM 212 FILM 311 FILM 411 |
Special application required by 30 September. A student must pass FILM 211 and FILM 212, a 200 level ARTH or CINE course and a further course at any level from the Arts Schedule. A student must pass FILM 311 and have passed the necessary ARTH/CINE and ARTS courses at this stage in their degree. | 24 12 12 |
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| Painting | |||
| PAIN 211 PAIN 212 PAIN 311 PAIN 411 |
Special application required by 30 September. A student must pass PAIN 211 and PAIN 212, a 200 level ARTH course and a further course at any level from the Arts Schedule. A student must pass PAIN 311 and have passed the necessary ARTH and ARTS courses at this stage in their degree. | 24 12 12 |
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| Photography | |||
| PHOT 211 PHOT 212 PHOT 311 PHOT 411 |
Special application required by 30 September. A student must pass PHOT 211 and PHOT 212, a 200 level ARTH or CINE course and a further course at any level from the Arts Schedule. A student must pass PHOT 311 and have passed the necessary ARTH/CINE and ARTS courses at this stage in their degree. | 24 12 12 |
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| Sculpture | |||
| SCUL 211 SCUL 212 SCUL 311 SCUL 411 |
Special application required by 30 September. A student must pass SCUL 211 and SCUL 212, a 200 level ARTH course and a further course at any level from the Arts Schedule. A student must pass SCUL 311 and have passed the necessary ARTH and ARTS courses at this stage in their degree | 24 12 12 |
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| FINA 450 FINA 451 |
Applications for the Bachelor of Fine Arts with Honours starting in Semester One of the following year are due on 1 October of the preceding year. Late applications will be accepted for this qualification on a case-by-case basis. A student must have completed their third year of the BFA, including 30 points of 300-level ARTH or CINE courses with a B grade or better, and achieved a B grade or better in their 300-level studio subject course. | 60 | |
| French | |||
| FREN 120 | 60 | ||
| Law | |||
| A student transferring from another university and seeking admission to the limited entry LAWS courses must also send an original academic transcript to the Academic Manager, School of Law, by the deadline for application to enrol in those courses. All Law students intending to enrol in limited entry courses, including those awaiting the outcome of transfer of credit applications, must apply to enrol by the deadlines set out below. | |||
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LAWS 202
LAWS 203
LAWS 204
LAWS 205
LAWS 206
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Apply no later than the first Tuesday after End of Year Exam Results are released. Up to 10 of Māori descent per course (these students must apply on the appropriate form, available from the School of Law). |
200 per course
ISQ: 15 per course
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| LAWS 339 | Summer School only. Preference will be given to final year students, followed by penultimate year students, then by date of application to enrol. Apply no later than the third Friday in October. | 24 | |
| LAWS 359 | Semester One only. Preference will be given to final year students, followed by penultimate year students, then by date of application to enrol. Apply no later than the last Friday in January. | 30 | |
| LAWS 382 | Must contact School of Law Senior Academic Advisor by the date advertised within the School of Law to submit an expression of interest. A student must also apply to enrol by the deadline. For the summer semester, preference will be given to final year students, followed by penultimate year students, then by date of application to enrol. Apply no later than the third Friday in October for summer semester (if offered); the last Friday in January for Semester 1; the last Friday in June for Semester 2. | 20 for summer semester | |
| Management | |||
| MGMT 228 | Special application required by second Monday of Semester 2. | 30 | |
| Music | |||
| MUSA 120 MUSA 121 |
Application via portfolio submission, and approval by the Head of School. Deadline for submission of portfolio by 31 January 2021. | ||
| MUSA 141 MUSA 143 |
Application via audition, and approval by the Head of School. Deadline for audition applications by 20 September 2020. | ||
| Psychology | |||
| PSYC 428 | Apply no later than 1 February. | 20 | |
| PSYC 452 | Apply no later than 1 February. | 15 | |
| PSYC 466 | Apply no later than 1 February. | 15 | |
| PSYC 404 PSYC 470 PSYC 475 PSYC 477 |
Apply no later than 1 February. | 20 | |
| PSYC 433 | Apply no later than 1 February. | 22 | |
| Social Work | |||
| SOWK 201 SOWK 202 SOWK 203 SOWK 205 |
Special application required by 30 September. Selection will be based on academic record and an assessment arranged by the Programme Coordinator. | 40 total | |
| SOWK 301 SOWK 303 SOWK 304 SOWK 308 SOWK 390 |
Special application required by 30 September. Selection will be based on academic record and an assessment arranged by the Programme Coordinator. | 40 total | |
| SOWK 340 | 100 | ||
| SOWK 490 SOWK 491 SOWK 492 |
Special application required by 30 September. Selection will be based on academic record and an assessment arranged by the Programme Coordinator. | 40 total | |
| SOWK640 | 100 | ||
| SOWK673 | 250 | ||
| Soil Science | |||
| SOIL 203 | Apply no later than 5 July. | 72 | |
| Water Resource Management | |||
| WATR 203 | 40 | ||
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