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Arts and Education

Te Pūtahi Mātauranga | The Faculty of Arts and Education is Aotearoa's leading centre for humanities, social sciences, Indigenous studies, creative arts, teaching and education and sports, health and physical education.

You can study a variety of subjects across humanities, social sciences, teaching, education, sports, health and creative arts.

Kimihia tāu i pai ai | Find your interest

Apply now to start your study journey with us!

Tono ināianei | Apply now
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B201 in the heart of the University of Auckland Campus

Join us for a quick tour of the beautiful B201, an award-winning green building with plenty of spaces for students to study and connect.

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Enrolment information for all Arts and Education programmes, including the BA and Fine Arts, Music, Teaching and Social Work.

Kimihia te roanga atu | Find out more

Browse the different postgraduate qualifications, where they could take you and how to apply.

Kimihia te roanga atu | Find out more

Discover our range of qualifications, including diplomas, bachelors degrees, masters and doctorates.

Hōpara kowhiringa | Explore options

Explore research and perspectives from the Faculty of Arts and Education and hear our academics discuss their findings and interesting topics.

Whāia mātou | Follow us

Find out about scholarships, prizes and financial support for Arts and Education students.

Tūhuratia | Discover

Need to talk to someone for specific subject advice? Our academic advisers can help you make the best choices for your programme of study.

Whakapā mai | Get in touch

Where can your study take you? Explore career paths and hear from past graduates.

Hōparatia | Explore

The University is ranked 65th in the world and our faculty is the best in New Zealand for Arts.

Pānui tonu | Read more

Want to get in touch with someone? Our staff will provide you with advice on any aspect of your studies at the University.

Whakapā mai | Contact us