
1 year
February, July
Master’s
The Master of Public Policy (MPP) provides a comprehensive foundation in the core principles, concepts, and methods of public policy research and analysis, helping you develop the skills needed to tackle real-world policy problems. By studying the nature of policy, policy design, and the policy process, you'll gain valuable insights into how policies are crafted and implemented. The program allows you to connect theory with practice through policy analysis and development. You’ll also have the opportunity to tailor your studies to your interests by choosing from a range of research projects and elective courses. Additionally, the internship course offers hands-on experience in the field, allowing you to apply your learning in a real-world setting. This career-focused qualification is especially beneficial for those already working in government roles, offering the flexibility to study part-time while continuing your professional career. Upon completion, you'll be well-prepared for a variety of roles, including division chief for policy formulation, executive director, independent policy and governance adviser, journalist, policy adviser, policy analyst, policy researcher, and senior adviser on voter participation.
University
University of Auckland
Campus
Auckland
Total Credits
120-180
Study Mode
Full-time
Loan Availability
No
Tuition Fee ~42,828 NZD/ year
Full time study-180-point, 1.5-year (3-semester) full-time programme focusing on policy design, economics, and analysis.
Part time study- Part-time students can take up to 12 semesters (roughly 4 years) to complete the 180-point taught MPP, or 6 semesters for the research option.
Courses include-
The MPP is available as either a taught or research masters, with 180-point or 120-point options, depending on your entry qualification and whether you would like to write a thesis.Taught (180 point)
Enter from an undergraduate qualification
Three semesters full-time or up to twelve semesters part-time
Four core courses in policy analysis, economics of policy, comparative public policy and advanced research skills (75 points)
Dissertation (45 points)
Elective courses (60 points) OR 135 points from POLICY 740-744 and Dissertation (45 points
Taught/Research 120 points You must have completed a one-year postgraduate qualification in a relevant discipline, following an undergraduate degree, at a recognised university (or similar institution) and an introductory statistics course. Four-year undergraduate degrees will be considered where the final year consists of postgraduate-level study. You will need a GPE of 5.0. Taught 180 points You must have completed an undergraduate degree at a recognised university (or similar institution) in a relevant discipline and an introductory statistics course. You will need a GPE of 5.0
IELTS - IELTS 6.5
PTE - PTE 58
TOEFL - TOEFL 90
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