Postgraduate advisers

Contact details and documentation for assistance with your postgraduate study.

General Enquiries

For queries about how to apply, admission, and enrolment, please visit Student Hubs or contact us online.

For more specific information or advice about programmes or research opportunities, please contact the relevant school or programme postgraduate advisers below.

Postgraduate advisers

Architecture, Heritage Conservation, Urban Design and Urban Planning
 

PhD in Architecture
Dr Ferdinand Oswald
Email: ferdinand.oswald@auckland.ac.nz

PhD in Heritage Conservation
Dr Julia Gatley
Email: julia.gatley@auckland.ac.nz

PhD in Urban Design
Dr I-Ting Chuang
Email: iting.chuang@auckland.ac.nz

PhD in Urban Planning
Dr Kai Gu
Email: k.gu@auckland.ac.nz

PhD with scholarly creative work
Dr Sarosh Mulla 
Email: s.mulla@auckland.ac.nz

Dance Studies

Postgraduate Adviser (Current postgraduate students), Dance Studies
Sarah Foster-Sproull
Email: s.foster-sproull@auckland.ac.nz

Postgraduate Adviser (Applications and Admissions), Dance Studies
Dr Sarah Knox
Email: sarah.knox@auckland.ac.nz

Adviser for doctoral study, Dance Studies
Dr Ralph Buck
Email: r.buck@auckland.ac.nz

Design

Adviser for postgraduate study, Design
Aaron Fry
Email: aaron.fry@auckland.ac.nz

Adviser for doctoral study (PhD in Design)
Dr Diana Albarrán González
Email: d.albarran@auckland.ac.nz

Fine Arts 

Adviser for postgraduate study, Fine Arts
Simon Ingram
Email: s.ingram@auckland.ac.nz

Adviser for doctoral study (PhD in Fine Arts and DocFA)
Email: 
ElamDocGA@auckland.ac.nz

Music

Adviser for postgraduate study, Music
Dr Olivier Holland
Email: o.holland@auckland.ac.nz

Postgraduate policies and guidelines

Postgraduate students are encouraged to familiarise themselves with all the University policies and guidelines relating to their study. These can be found here.

In particular, your attention is drawn to the following two documents which relate to off-campus study:

  1. This document relates to the need for Masters students to work off-campus for a period, for example to conduct field work, use laboratory facilities or access special library collections. Read more here.
  2. This policy relates to University of Auckland doctoral candidates who seek to undertake research off-campus for periods of one month or more, for instance to perform field work or complete laboratory work. Such absence may have an impact on the fees that you are charged. Read more here.