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หลกสตร MBChB (Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery)

ปดรบสมคร 30.10.15

The University of Auckland Medical Programme – Thai students

Documents Required: 1. Passport 2. Academic Transcript (in English):

For M.6 of Thai education system, G.P.A. must not be less than 3.0. OR For other systems: IB 38 OR CIE A Levels 3 As

3. IELTS Academic: For M.6 of Thai education system: Overall score of 5.5 and all bands 5.0 or better OR For other education systems: Overall score of 7.5 and all bands 7.0 or better

4. Personal Statement (1 A4 paper) 5. 1 of 2 inches photo 6. Completed and signed application form 7. Other documents that you may have to support your application

(Students who are studying at university can apply for this programme) ** 1 - 3 need to be an original and photocopied copies Application deadline: 6.00 pm 30 October 2015 Information Day and Interview Session: on 11 November 2015 from 16.30 to 18.30

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More information about your application for MBChB (Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery) at The University of Auckland

Personal Information **Please fill in the form in English**

Full Name _____________________________________________________ Nickname___________________________ Date of Birth:_______________________ Age________________________Nationality___________________________ Tel. ______________________________ Email _________________________________ Line ID:___________________ School______________________________________________________ Entry date _____________________________ Qualification___________________________________ If you have already completed high school level High School completed date _____________________________________________ If you have not completed high school level Expected high school completed date _____________________________________ Expected date to receive the full transcript _________________________________ what date can you start your study in New Zealand? ________________________________________

About your academic result (Requirement: Matthayom 6 with GPA 3.0, IB 38, CIE A Level 3A’s) Completed Matthayom 6

GPAX ________________ GPA ____________________ Date of Result _________________________ Completed IB Diploma Final Result________________ Date of Result _______________ Completed CIE A Level Final Result________________ Date of Result _______________ Other___________________________ Final Result________________ Date of Result _______________

English Test Result

IELTS (Academic) Overall Band Score_______________ Date of Result _______________ (listening______ reading_____ writing_____ speaking______) TOEFL Paper base Total Score_________________ Date of Result _______________ (Section1______Section2______ Section3______ TWE______) TOEFL (iBT) Total Score____________ Date of Result _______________ (reading_____ listening______ speaking______ writing_____) TOEFL (CBT) Total Score____________ Date of Result _______________ (listening_____ structure/writing____ reading_____ essay____)

I confirm that the above information is correct.

Signature__________________________________________ (_____________________________________)

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SECTION AWill this be the first year you have enrolled at a tertiary institution either in New Zealand or overseas since leaving secondary

school?

Yes No - please state first year of previous enrolment Year

Is this your first application to study at The University of Auckland?

Yes

No - please state year of last enrolment and ID number Year ID no.

Proposed year of enrolment 20

Starting in Executive Programmes Trimester 1

Trimester 2

Trimester 3

Personal Details

Title Mr Mrs Ms Miss Other

Family name

First names

Preferred first name

Previous name (if applicable)

Date of birth Gender Male Female

1. Permanent home

City

Country

Home telephone

2. Mailing address

City

Country

Any university correspondence will be posted to your Mailing address

3. Work address

City

Country

Work telephone Extn

4. Email address

5. Fax number

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THE UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND

APPLICATION FOR ADMISSIONPlease print in upper case letters or mark box with cross eg , using ablack or dark blue pen. Please DO NOT fold this form.

Post this form to: Freepost 4091, Executive Programmes, The University of Auckland, Private Bag 92019, Auckland, New Zealand

X

(if different from above)

address

(if relevant)

Attach passportsize photo

here. Please use paperclip,DO NOT glue

or staple.

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Proposed Programme and Major/Specialisation

Indicate the programme for which you are applying by using the programme code from the information sheet. If you are applying for more than one programme, put each programme code on a separate line. If you are applying for a conjoint programme, use the single conjoint code. Add the Campus code (from information sheet) and your major or specialisation, if applicable.

Choice 1 - Programme Code Campus Major or Specialisation

Choice 2 - Programme Code Campus Major or Specialisation

Choice 3 - Programme Code Campus Major or Specialisation

Choice 4 - Programme Code Campus Major or Specialisation

SECTION B - Admission Qualifications

Complete this section unless you have previously enrolled at The University of Auckland

1.Tertiary Institution

Last tertiary institution attended

Last year of attendance

Please indicate the highest tertiary qualification you have gained or attempted (either NZ or overseas) and provide a verified copy

of the qualification, and a transcript or record of grades.

Name of qualification

Qualification completed? Yes No

Do you wish to apply for credit? Yes No

If Yes, you must provide course details for each subject taken and a verified copy of a transcript or record of grades.

2. Secondary School

Last secondary school attended

Last year of attendance

Please indicate the highest secondary school qualification (either NZ or overseas) you have gained at the time of application andprovide a verified copy of that qualification eg 6th Form Certificate.

Name of qualification

If you have sat or are sitting Bursary (NZUEBS) enter your Bursary candidate code(s) and year.

Year Code

Year Code

3. Provisional Entrance/Special Admission

If you do not hold a university entrance qualification from either a New Zealand or overseas school, you must apply for eitherProvisional Entry (if you are aged under 20) or Special Admission (if you are 20 or over). Mark the appropriate box and you will besent a form and appropriate instructions.

Provisional Entry Special AdmissionXX

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Y N ? Y N ? Y N ?

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4. English Language Proficiency

Is either English or Maori your first language?

Yes - go to Section C No

Have the last two years of your education been conducted in English?

Yes - go to Section C No

Have you sat either an IELTS or a TOEFL test?

No - go to Section C Yes - indicate result below

IELTS result achieved Year result obtained

TOEFL result achieved Year result obtained

Attach a verified copy of your result. Note: you may be required to take an English Proficiency test.

SECTION C - Statistical DataThe University is required by law to collect the following data.

1. Citizenship

Please mark the box with X that indicates your citizenship or permanent residency status. Refer to Verified Data Requirements onthe next page. If you are a Permanent Resident, include verified copies of the appropriate permits.

New Zealand Citizen Australian Citizen Permanent Resident NZ

Other - The International Students Office will contact you.

2. Origin

If you are a Permanent Resident, or Other, please state the country which issued your passport.

Country

3. Ethnic Group

To which ethnic group or groups do you belong? (Maximum of three)

New Zealand Maori - Iwi

European/Pakeha or NZ European Samoan Chinese

Cook Island Maori Tokelauan Other Pacific Island* Other Asian*

Fijian Tongan Indian Other*

Niuean *Please specify

4. Previous Occupation

What was your main activity or occupation in New Zealand as at 01 October in the year before your intended enrolment?

Secondary School student Polytechnic student House-person or retired

University student Waananga student Unemployed or other beneficiary

College of Education student Wage or salary earner Overseas (at 01 October)

Private Training Establishment student Self-employed

Other - please specify

5. Disabilities

Do you live with the effects of an injury, long term illness, or disability? Yes No

Do you need some form of assistance from the University? Yes NoXX

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SECTION D - Supporting Information1. There is an overall limitation on admissions in some faculties but consistent with Equal Educational Opportunity provisions

there are also special quotas. Please indicate if you wish to seek further consideration under these quotas:

Maori student resident in New Zealand Mature student

Pacific Island student resident in New Zealand Disabled student

2. Some programmes require supporting information to assist with placement decisions. You must read the accompanying

information sheet for specific Faculty requirements.

SECTION E - Application Fees (to be included with this Application for Admission)• Applicants applying with international secondary school qualifications (including International Baccalaureate): NZ$60• Applicants applying with international tertiary qualifications: NZ$120• Application for academic credit for study carried out at another New Zealand tertiary institution: NZ$60• Cheques should be made payable to ‘The University of Auckland’.• One cheque per application.

Payment Details

I enclose payment of: NZ$60 NZ$120

in the form of: Cheque Mastercard VISA

Card number Expiry date

Cardholder name

Receipt required Yes No

Verified Data RequirementsIt is a legislative requirement that all tertiary institutions verify the legal name, date of birth, and citizenship status of all applicantsbefore admission can be granted. Documentation supplying this information may be either your birth certificate, or passport, orcertificate of citizenship. Evidence of prior academic study qualifications must also be correctly verified. The documents should bea photocopy of the original endorsed with the statement ‘Original sighted. Certified true copy’ by a person authorised to sign aStatutory Declaration, such as a JP, Solicitor, or a duly authorised member of staff of The University of Auckland.If you have any queries concerning your application, please contact us.Student Hotline: 0800 227 337Address: Executive Programmes

The University of Auckland Business School, 1 Short St, AucklandEmail: execpro@auckland.ac.nz

Declaration (All students must sign)

I promise to abide by the Statutes and Regulations, and comply with the reasonable requirements of The University of Auckland aspublished in the University Calendar. I declare that the information set out in this application form and attached documents iscomplete and correct and I acknowledge that the University may cancel my enrolment if false information has been supplied or ifinformation required is not supplied by the due date. I have read and understood the outline of how the Privacy Act 1993 will beapplied to the information I supply and I authorise the University to collect, use and disclose personal information about me inaccordance with that outline and the Privacy Act 1993. I understand that if I apply for a Student Allowance or a Student Loan, theUniversity may disclose relevant personal information to the Student Services Unit of the Department of Work and Income for theadministration of those schemes. I authorise The University of Auckland to make amendments to my proposed study where suchamendments are necessary to comply with degree regulations and requirements. I authorise any agency holding the source ofinformation I have provided on this form to release that information to the University on request.

Signature Date YYMMDD

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MBChB - Last updated01 August 2012

For more information please consult

Web: www.fmhs.auckland.ac.nz Email: fmhs@auckland.ac.nz

CCaann II ggeett iinnttoo MMeeddiicciinnee ddiirreeccttllyy ffrroomm hhiigghh

sscchhooooll??

International applicants completing a secondary qualification overseas are eligible to apply for the

pathway to Medicine (MBChB) programme at the

University of Auckland.

The first year of the pathway into the MBChB programme is as follows:

BHSc (Overlapping Year One – OLY1)

Applicants must complete (1st and 2nd semester in one academic year) the eight required first year

courses as below in the Bachelor of Health Sciences

(BHSc) at The University of Auckland and achieve a minimum GPA of 6 (B+ average) across 8 courses in

order to continue into Year Two Medicine.

First Year 8 required courses BHSc:

MEDSCI 142 Biology for Biomedical Science: Organ Systems

BIOSCI 107 Biology for Biomedical Science: Cellular Processes

and Development

CHEM 110 Chemistry of the Living World

POPLHLTH 111 Population Health

POPLHLTH 101 Health Systems 1

POPLHLTH 102 Health and Society

HLTHPSYC 122 Behaviour, Health and

Development

GENEDU* General Education

WWhhaatt ddoo II nneeeedd ttoo bbee ccoonnssiiddeerreedd??

AApppplliiccaannttss aappppllyyiinngg ffoorr tthhee ppaatthhwwaayy ttoo mmeeddiicciinnee

pprrooggrraammmmee wwiillll bbee iinn tthheeiirr ffiinnaall yyeeaarr ooff,, oorr wwiillll hhaavvee

ccoommpplleetteedd aa rreelleevvaanntt sseeccoonnddaarryy sscchhooooll qquuaalliiffiiccaattiioonn

oorr PPrree--UUnniivveerrssiittyy ffoouunnddaattiioonn ccoouurrssee iinn tthheeiirr ccoouunnttrryy ooff

oorriiggiinn.. SSttuuddeennttss wwiillll bbee rreeqquuiirreedd ttoo pprroovviiddee pprroojjeecctteedd

ssccoorreess oorr ffiinnaall rreessuullttss aanndd hhaavvee mmeett EEnngglliisshh llaanngguuaaggee

rreeqquuiirreemmeennttss ttoo bbee ccoonnssiiddeerreedd ffoorr iinntteerrvviieeww..

IB 38 or above

CIE A Levels 3 A’s

AUSTAR 97 or above

Other quals As deemed equivalent to

above

II aamm aallrreeaaddyy ssttuuddyyiinngg aatt TThhee UUnniivveerrssiittyy ooff

AAuucckkllaanndd,, aamm II eelliiggiibbllee ffoorr tthhee ppaatthhwwaayy

pprrooggrraammmmee??

NNoo,, oonnllyy iinntteerrnnaattiioonnaall ssttuuddeennttss aappppllyyiinngg ffrroomm tthheeiirr

ccoouunnttrryy ooff oorriiggiinn wwiillll bbee eelliiggiibbllee.. IInntteerrnnaattiioonnaall

ssttuuddeennttss aallrreeaaddyy ssttuuddyyiinngg aatt TThhee UUnniivveerrssiittyy ooff

AAuucckkllaanndd

II aamm aallrreeaaddyy ssttuuddyyiinngg aatt hhiigghh sscchhooooll iinn

NNeeww ZZeeaallaanndd aass aann iinntteerrnnaattiioonnaall ssttuuddeenntt,,

aamm II eelliiggiibbllee ffoorr tthhee ppaatthhwwaayy pprrooggrraammmmee??

NNoo,, oonnllyy iinntteerrnnaattiioonnaall ssttuuddeennttss wwhhoo aarree ssttuuddyyiinngg oorr

wwhhoo hhaavvee ccoommpplleetteedd tthheeiirr hhiigghh sscchhooooll aatt aann oovveerrsseeaass

iinnssttiittuuttiioonn wwiillll bbee eelliiggiibbllee.. IInntteerrnnaattiioonnaall ssttuuddeennttss

aallrreeaaddyy ssttuuddyyiinngg aatt TThhee UUnniivveerrssiittyy ooff AAuucckkllaanndd oorr aatt

ootthheerr uunniivveerrssiittiieess iinn NNeeww ZZeeaallaanndd aarree nnoott eelliiggiibbllee ffoorr

tthhee ppaatthhwwaayy pprrooggrraammmmee..

II aamm aallrreeaaddyy ssttuuddyyiinngg aatt aa NNeeww ZZeeaallaanndd

UUnniivveerrssiittyy // tteerrttiiaarryy IInnssttiittuuttiioonn iinn NNeeww

ZZeeaallaanndd aass aann iinntteerrnnaattiioonnaall ssttuuddeenntt,, aamm II

eelliiggiibbllee ffoorr tthhee ppaatthhwwaayy pprrooggrraammmmee

NNoo,, ssttuuddeennttss aallrreeaaddyy ssttuuddyyiinngg aatt uunniivveerrssiittiieess// tteerrttiiaarryy

iinnssttiittuuttiioonnss iinn NNeeww ZZeeaallaanndd ootthheerr tthhaann TThhee UUnniivveerrssiittyy

ooff AAuucckkllaanndd aarree nnoott eelliiggiibbllee ffoorr tthhee ppaatthhwwaayy

pprrooggrraammmmee..

DDoo II hhaavvee ttoo ssiitt UUMMAATT??

UMAT is not required.

II aamm aann IInntteerrnnaattiioonnaall SSttuuddeenntt,, wwhhaatt

ccaatteeggoorriieess ccaann II aappppllyy iinn??

International applicants may apply under the same

two categories as domestic applicants. However,

there are slight differences where international applicants are applying under the graduate entry

category.

DDoo II hhaavvee ttoo ccoommee ttoo NNeeww ZZeeaallaanndd ffoorr aann

iinntteerrvviieeww??

No, the shortlisted applicants for the pathway

programme will be notified by email or by their

education agent of their interview dates. Interviews for international pathway programme applicants will

be conducted in person by the Dean FMHS or his

representatives in the student’s country of origin in most cases.

CCaann II ddoo ffiirrsstt yyeeaarr BBHHSScc oorr BBSScc--BBiioommeeddiiccaall

SScciieennccee ssoommeewwhheerree eellssee aanndd aappppllyy ffoorr

mmeeddiicciinnee aatt AAuucckkllaanndd??

No

IIss tthheerree aa mmiidd--yyeeaarr iinnttaakkee??

NNoo

FAQ – International Pathway entry to

Medicine (MBChB)

MBChB - Last updated01 August 2012

For more information please consult

Web: www.fmhs.auckland.ac.nz Email: fmhs@auckland.ac.nz

CCaann II ddeeffeerr ssttaarrttiinngg iiff II aamm sseelleecctteedd??

NNoo,, yyoouu mmuusstt ssttaarrtt tthhee ppaatthhwwaayy pprrooggrraammmmee oonn tthhee

ddaattee//yyeeaarr oonn yyoouurr ooffffeerr lleetttteerr..

CCaann II ssttuuddyy mmeeddiicciinnee ppaarrtt--ttiimmee??

NNoo.. TThhee wwoorrkkllooaadd ddeemmaannddss aanndd lleennggtthh ooff tthhee

pprrooggrraammmmee mmeeaann ssttuuddeennttss mmuusstt ttaakkee tthhee ddeeggrreeee ffuullll--

ttiimmee..

CCaann II ttrraannssffeerr ffrroomm aannootthheerr mmeeddiiccaall ddeeggrreeee

iinnttoo tthhee AAuucckkllaanndd MMBBCChhBB??

NNoo

HHooww mmaannyy iinntteerrnnaattiioonnaall ppllaacceess aarree tthheerree??

Approximately 30 international places are available

each year.

HHooww mmaannyy ttiimmeess ccaann II aappppllyy??

All applicants can only apply twice for the MBChB

programme at the University of Auckland regardless

of entry category.

AArree AAuussttrraalliiaann ssttuuddeennttss ccoonnssiiddeerreedd aass

IInntteerrnnaattiioonnaall aapppplliiccaannttss??

No. Citizens and permanent residents of Australia and

students from the Cook Islands, Tokelau or Niue, who are New Zealand citizens, are eligible for enrolment

on the same basis as New Zealand students.

DDoo II nneeeedd ttoo ssiitt IIEELLTTSS iiff mmyy ffiirrsstt llaanngguuaaggee

iiss nnoott EEnngglliisshh??

Applicants whose first language is not English will

have to meet the University's minimum English

requirements for admission and provide evidence of one of the following:

an IELTS academic module to 7.0 (with no band less

than 6.5)

TOEFL 600(paper- based) with TWE 4.5 or 100

(Internet based iBT) plus writing score of 21

Additional English language assessment in country may be used to select students for interview.

WWhheenn wwiillll tthhee iinntteerrvviieeww ttaakkee ppllaaccee??

Interviews for eligible students selected to be

interviewed for the international pathway to medicine will be held on the following dates and locations:

Singapore 06-08 August 2012

Bangkok 14-15 September 2012

Kuala Lumpur 18-19 September 2012

Other dates/ locations may be added.

WWhheenn wwiillll II ffiinndd oouutt wwhheetthheerr oorr nnoott II hhaavvee

bbeeeenn ooffffeerreedd aann iinntteerrvviieeww??

Eligible international applicants will be invited to attend an admissions interview by email from their

education agent as soon as their application data is

complete and the data has been assessed.

For this purpose, it is very important that you notify

your agent of any changes in personal contact

information.

WWhhaatt ssoorrtt ooff tthhiinnggss ddoo yyoouu aasskk iinn tthhee

iinntteerrvviieeww??

International applicants who are invited to an

interview will be assessed on personal attributes considered by the Faculty to be important for those

wishing to pursue a career in medicine including

maturity, communication skills, cultural awareness and knowledge, career choice and well-roundedness.

Ideal applicants should have a mature attitude and

good communication skills. Therefore, good English speaking skills are essential. Applicants will also be

assessed on their awareness and knowledge of

structure and issues of the New Zealand health system, and political and societal issues in New

Zealand community in general.

It is essential that applicants can explain why they

aspire to become a health professional. Applicants are encouraged to participate in extra curricula activities

whether sports or other community groups.

HHooww ccaann II pprreeppaarree mmyysseellff ffoorr tthhee

iinntteerrvviieeww??

International applicants may receive useful advice by

speaking to current students or health professionals

either in their own country or with New Zealand resident students or health professionals.

IIff II ssttuuddyy mmeeddiicciinnee iinn NNZZ,, ccaann II wwoorrkk iinn

AAuussttrraalliiaa aauuttoommaattiiccaallllyy oorr ddoo II hhaavvee ttoo ddoo

mmoorree tteessttss ttoo bbee rreeggiisstteerreedd iinn AAuussttrraalliiaa??

WWhheerree eellssee ccaann II wwoorrkk wwiitthh aann NNZZ

qquuaalliiffiiccaattiioonn??

Australian and NZ qualifications are interchangeable. However, in order to work in other countries, MBChB

graduates may be required to sit further exams.

Please check with relevant authorities.

Application Closing Dates

All applications must be completed by your education

agent no later than 08 December 2012 for BHSc in

2013.

Late or incomplete applications will NOT be accepted.

To apply: visit www.auckland.ac.nz and Click on

“Apply Now or contact your Education agent.

3 Last updated June 2015

Degree-Specific English Language Proficiency Requirements

IELTS TOEFL

CAE CPE FCertEAP PTE Academic MELAB Internet-based Paper-based

Undergraduate Programmes Overall score

Minimum band score

Overall score

Writing score

Overall score

Total Written Essay (TWE)

Overall score

Minimum skill score

Overall score

Overall score

Overall Score

Minimum communicative skills score

Overall score

Bachelor of Architectural Studies 6.0 5.5 80 21 550 4.5 52 Borderline 45 C- 58 50 80

Bachelor of Arts 6.0 5.5 80 21 550 4.5 52 Borderline 45 C- 58 50 80

Bachelor of Commerce 6.0 5.5 80 21 550 4.5 52 Borderline 45 C- 58 50 80

Bachelor of Dance Studies 6.0 5.5 80 21 550 4.5 52 Borderline 45 C- 58 50 80

Bachelor of Education (Teaching)* 7.0 7.0 N/A

Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) 6.5 6.0 90 21 575 4.5 58 Borderline 45 B- 64 58 85

Bachelor of Fine Arts 6.0 5.5 80 21 550 4.5 52 Borderline 45 C- 58 50 80

Bachelor of Health Sciences 6.5 6.0 90 21 575 4.5 58 Borderline 45 B- 64 58 85

Bachelor of Human Services 6.5 6.0 90 21 575 4.5 58 Borderline 45 B- 64 58 85

Bachelor of Medicine/Bachelor of Surgery (MBChB) 7.5 7.0 106 24 625 5.0 74 Good 56 N/A 79 73 92

Bachelor of Laws (Part I) 6.0 5.5 80 21 550 4.5 52 Borderline 45 C- 58 50 80

Bachelor of Music 6.0 5.5 80 21 550 4.5 52 Borderline 45 C- 58 50 80

Bachelor of Nursing 6.5 6.0 90 21 575 4.5 58 Borderline 45 B- 64 58 85

Bachelor of Optometry 6.5 6.0 90 21 575 4.5 58 Borderline 45 B- 64 58 85

Bachelor of Pharmacy 6.5 6.0 90 21 575 4.5 58 Borderline 45 B- 65 58 85

Bachelor of Physical Education* 7.0 7.0 N/A

Bachelor of Urban Planning (Honours) 6.0 5.5 80 21 550 4.5 52 Borderline 45 C- 58 50 80

Bachelor of Property 6.0 5.5 80 21 550 4.5 52 Borderline 45 C- 58 50 80

Bachelor of Science 6.0 5.5 80 21 550 4.5 52 Borderline 45 C- 58 50 80

Bachelor of Social Work 7.0 6.5 100 24 600 5.0 67 Borderline 51 A- 73 64 90

Bachelor of Technology 6.0 5.5 80 21 550 4.5 52 Borderline 45 C- 58 50 80

Conjoint Degrees 6.0 5.5 80 21 550 4.5 52 Borderline 45 C- 58 50 80 Engineering, Health Sciences and Nursing Conjoint Degrees 6.5 6.0 90 21 575 4.5 58 Borderline 45 B- 64 58 85

Graduate Diplomas As per the related undergraduate degree except for those noted below:

Graduate Diplomas in Arts, Commerce, and Law 6.5 6.0 90 21 575 4.5 58 Borderline 45 B- 64 58 85

Graduate Diplomas in Teaching* 7.0 7.0 N/A

Postgraduate Programmes

Bachelor of Arts (Honours) 6.5 6.0 90 21 575 4.5 58 Borderline 45 B- 64 58 85

Bachelor of Commerce (Honours) 6.5 6.0 90 21 575 4.5 58 Borderline 45 B- 64 58 85

Bachelor of Science (Honours) 6.5 6.0 90 21 575 4.5 58 Borderline 45 B- 64 58 85

Postgraduate programmes in Architecture 6.5 6.0 90 21 575 4.5 58 Borderline 45 B- 64 58 85

Postgraduate programmes in Arts 6.5 6.0 90 21 575 4.5 58 Borderline 45 B- 64 58 85

Postgraduate programmes in Commerce 6.5 6.0 90 21 575 4.5 58 Borderline 45 B- 64 58 85

Postgraduate programmes in Dance Studies 6.5 6.0 90 21 575 4.5 58 Borderline 45 B- 64 58 85

Postgraduate programmes in Education 6.5 6.0 90 21 575 4.5 58 Borderline 45 B- 64 58 85

Postgraduate programmes in Education (Teaching)* 7.0 7.0 N/A

Postgraduate programmes in Engineering 6.5 6.0 90 21 575 4.5 58 Borderline 45 B- 64 58 85

Postgraduate programmes in Fine Arts 6.5 6.0 90 21 575 4.5 58 Borderline 45 B- 64 58 85

Postgraduate programmes in Health Sciences 6.5 6.0 90 21 575 4.5 58 Borderline 45 B- 64 58 85

Postgraduate programmes in Advanced Interpreting Please refer to University of Auckland Calendar

Postgraduate programmes in Law 7.0 6.5 100 24 600 5.0 67 Borderline 51 A- 73 64 90

Postgraduate programmes in Music 6.5 6.0 90 21 575 4.5 58 Borderline 45 B- 64 58 85

Postgraduate programmes in Nursing 6.5 6.0 90 21 575 4.5 58 Borderline 45 B- 64 58 85

Postgraduate programmes in Optometry 6.5 6.0 90 21 575 4.5 58 Borderline 45 B- 64 58 85

Postgraduate programmes in Planning 6.5 6.0 90 21 575 4.5 58 Borderline 45 B- 64 58 85

Postgraduate programmes in Property 6.5 6.0 90 21 575 4.5 58 Borderline 45 B- 64 58 85

Postgraduate programmes in Public Health 6.5 6.0 90 21 575 4.5 58 Borderline 45 B- 64 58 85

Postgraduate programmes in Science 6.5 6.0 90 21 575 4.5 58 Borderline 45 B- 64 58 85

Master of Health Sciences (Nutrition and Dietetics) 7.5 7.0 106 24 625 5.0 74 Good 56 NA 79 73 92

Master of Social Work (Professional)* 7.0 6.5

Master of Speech Language Therapy Practice 7.5 7.0 106 24 625 5.0 74 Good 56 N/A 79 73 92

Postgraduate programmes in Theology 6.5 6.0 90 21 575 4.5 80 Borderline 45 B- 64 58 85

Postgraduate programmes in Translation Studies 7.0 6.5 100 24 600 5.0 67 Borderline 51 A- 73 64 90

Master of Professional Studies (Translation) Please refer to University of Auckland Calendar

* Due to professional registration requirements, only IELTS can be accepted for these programmes

Student Study Journey in the Medical Programme This diagram provides a simplified overview of students’ study from 2008.

With the exception of graduates who have a limited background in science, all students selected for the six year MBChB programme enter Year 2. Credit from their previous study, either from OLY1 or a previous degree, is transferred to the first year of MBChB. In Year 2 and beyond, all components of the programme (apart from optional and interprofessional components) are exclusive to medical students.

OLY1: Preparation for Health Professional Training Student enrols in: Either BSc (Biomedical Science) or BHSc, and

Study 4 common courses (107 Cell Processes; 142 Organ Systems; 110 Chemistry, 111 Population Health)

Selection process for medical programme, end of Year 1

Selection Special Features 3 Tools Grade point average (4 common courses in Year 1 OR

completed degree for graduate applicants) UMAT (same weight as 1 of the 4 course grades)

Interview (approximately twice number who will be offered places – categorical outcome)

Māori and Pacific Admission Scheme (MAPAS)

Regional/Rural Preferential Entry Scheme

Student Enters Phase 1, MBChB

(25 teaching weeks) Special Features Year 2: Fundamentals of Clinical Practice 4 organ systems-based courses

Principles of Medicine

Professional, Clinical and Communication Skills 1 Assessment: A mix of course work and final examinations

Human Early Life Development study

Patient post-mortem examination

Cancer Continuum

Cardiovascular patient scenario

Interprofessional learning (Māori Health Week)

Pass Year 2 overall

(24 teaching weeks) Special Features

Year 3: Fundamentals of Clinical Practice 4 human systems- and processes-based courses

Professional, Clinical and Communication Skills 2

Research or Humanities option (wide range available)

Assessment: A mix of course work and final examinations

Human Early Life Development study

Boy with a Fever Scenario

Quality and safety project

Clinical skills and hospital attachment

Pass Year 3 overall

Student Enters Phase 2, MBChB (or BMedSci(Hons))

(36 teaching weeks) Special Features Year 4: Clinical Practice in Context All compulsory 6 weeks: General Medicine, General Surgery, Psychiatry

4 weeks: Locomotor, General Practice (incl. 2 weeks rural)

2 weeks: Emergency Medicine, Anaesthesiology

6 weeks: Campus Learning Assessment: Pass the year as a whole, and pass each clinical attachment, project and written examinations

Critically Appraised Topics (CATS)

Sexual health

Marae visit (2 days)

Communication skills assessment

Pass Year 4 overall

(35 teaching weeks) Special Features* Year 5 – Clinical Practice in Context 6 weeks: Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Paediatrics, Specialty

Medicine

4 weeks: Specialty Surgery (incl.1 week ORL, 1 week Ophthalmology, 1 week Urology)

2 weeks: Geriatric Medicine, General Practice

4 weeks: Selective – student choice, but not Pacific Nations

5 weeks: Campus Learning Assessment: Pass the year as a whole, and pass each clinical attachment, project and written examinations

Gynae Teaching Associate (GTA) teaching

Population Health Week (PHI)

Special rotations in Palliative Care/Dermatology

Ethics assignment

Pass Year 5 overall

Student Enters Phase 3 MBChB (42 teaching weeks)

Special Features

Year 6 – Trainee Intern (TI) 7 weeks: Medicine, Surgery (includes Emergency Medicine

& Specialty Surgery)

6 weeks: Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Paediatrics, General Practice (includes 3 weeks rural)

4 weeks: Psychiatry

1 week: Radiology

8 weeks: Elective – student choice (any country) Assessment: Pass required in each component of year

Distinction, Pass, Fail

Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS)

Procedural Skills Week

Quality assurance project

Dermatology project

* A small group of 20 students is able to undertake Pūkawakawa, a regional-rural pathway. This has the same learning outcomes and assessments but the attachments are modified for learning in this environment.

Some IMU students enter