Pursue your passion
Turn your passion into a rewarding new challenge with our broad range of postgraduate study options.
What’s better than doing something you love?
Further study can be a chance for you to finally dive into a topic or area of interest that you’re deeply passionate about. It can help you to expand your knowledge, reconnect with your interests and discover your sense of purpose.
“I loved studying political science and sociology in my undergraduate years but wanted to delve deeper into aspects of my bachelors programme ... and this is what led me to study the Master of Global Studies … Studying what you love will ensure motivation and drive the whole way through. I am writing my thesis on a topic very close to my heart and I continue to be so passionate about what I research.”
Maddy Holland, Nga Puhi, Master of Global Studies
Rewarding experiences
Pursuing your passion can take many directions. You might be ready to try something new and reward yourself for years of hard work. Or perhaps you’re looking to pivot into an exciting new career, and do something you find intellectually stimulating and personally rewarding.
"As a female engineer who is researching women’s health, I can be part of the change to make a difference and get better health outcomes for women."
Laura Pedofsky PhD candidate, Bioengineering
"The neonatal intensive care unit can be a very tense and emotional environment. I enjoy seeing the joy on nurses' faces when the product I have helped design provides them with another tool to deliver better care for premature babies and their families."
Larissa Michelsen, Master of Engineering Studies
Sharing each other's passions
You’ll be able to study under and alongside others who share your interests and desire to succeed, while learning from teaching staff who are experts in their field.
"University is a great place to meet likeminded people who are passionate about similar topics. I have had the pleasure of working with some of the best researchers, student advocates and teachers; cultivating a thriving atmosphere where we can improve each other’s research, teaching and advocacy skills."
Joseph Chen, PhD in Neuroimaging and Psychopharmacology
Start exploring your study options and find the one for you.