University of Auckland Rankings 2025

• Almost 50% of the students secure a job within 6 months. 50-60k/year is a normal fresher range through LinkedIn, internships, career Fairs and Seek—the highest can go up to even 100k/yr to the lowest of 30k/yr.
• For finding a job, you need to start building your LinkedIn profile and connections as soon as you start with your course.

• I got my initial accommodation through an agent but that wasn't a very good place to live. Empire Apartments have very small rooms and high rent; please avoid such places. The management of my apartment was really bad and the rent was very high. There were small rooms, a small kitchen and a small toilet. I would recommend opting for university accommodation for the first quarter and then you can easily get a private place here itself through trademe.com.

It is quite difficult to find a job after the course, furthermore the country had a severe recession at the time. None of my peers (especially internationals) were able to find any suitable full time role. Also as a foreign national you are limited in options.

I chose this college as it was the best university among my applications with a high world ranking. It was also the best university in New Zealand. New Zealand also suited my personal and geographical preferences. Education quality and content is top notch. Tutors are approachable and supportive. Infrastructure is good and helpful. Wi-Fi had occasional issues. I strongly recommend having a decent mobile data plan for urgent use cases. Being a masters degree, the content is indeed difficult and hard to score in, but what you learn is equally rewarding. Sports facilities are very limited. The student halls are always overbooked so there is less assistance from the university in finding accommodation. You're quite by yourself in that aspect. Some courses' weighting could be better. The distribution between the coursework and exam was unfair in a few courses.

Researchers generally go for post-docs and lectureship opportunities after completing their PhD. However, in general, there are ample placement opportunities, career fairs that are organized by the University which sees a huge number of recruiters every year.

My experience at the University so far has been excellent. I have been involved in both teaching activities and research, both of which have been a rewarding experience for me.

There are many companies visits in my university and I have seen most students from the previous quarter have already placed in good companies. Don't know the salary.

My university is one of the best university and ranked in top 100 globally. And I wanted to do masters of international business from the very start of my career. When I got the chance i accepted it.

I am just in my first year right now so I might not be the right person for this. But micro internships are provided since the very beginning of your course if you wish to have some experience.

I applied to the University of Auckland since it is the leading University in New Zealand, and being a part of such a massive institution would have been an excellent opportunity for me. The admission process is pretty fast and convenient; considering me being an international student, all my queries regarding admission were cleared through email within 48 hours. The admission process isn't much of a hassle. You fill out the online form from the website, and that's it. A few weeks later, I received an email saying I got the Conditional Offer. After receiving that, you just have to complete the conditions they have put forward, and if you manage to meet those, you will get your part. You just need to make sure that all the conditions that the University has put forward are satisfied. Mine was to get an 85% score or above in Physics, Chemistry, and Maths in the 12th Examination and receive a band of 6 or above in IELTS.

Zero support and zero assistance for business masters. They are developing their facilities and CDES is integrating with companies for internship roles and The library provides workshops from communication skills, writing skills. The university provides 24/7 free WIFI we will have photocopiers in the campus and they have their career app and website. we can log in for cv free checkups and applying for jobs but most of them are for locals and less for international students.

I was fooled by my consultant that it is the best university. I could have prepared for GRE and opted for the USA. Also, my consultant said this is the only country to get 3 years f work visa once I get graduated but getting a job without formal and professional work experience is tough in the country. also, the support for career development is poor.

Well this highly depends upon in which area you are taking up your research. However, New Zealand in itself has a great scope of infrastructure and construction, so ample opportunities in that area. Also, students can try for post-doctoral opportunities across the world based on their PhD research work and academic contacts established during PhD.

It has good QS ranking in overall university category as well as for Civil and Environmental Engineering.

Pretty good, lots of companies visit campus and provide exposure to companies. Some such companies are Fisher and Paykel and Beca. Lots of careers and CV events on campus.

Top university in NZ and I am curious and innovative, so chose engineering.

University provides with Internships. Micro internships in virtual mode were provided keeping in mind the pandemic. During these students were assigned to various organisations like Auckland Toursim and they were evaluated on basis of creativity,team support ,new ideas.

University of Auckland is among the top50 Universities of World. Faculty of Education and Social science is an pioneer in educational research. I also love the serenity of New Zealand.

Students get an option to apply for a post-study work visa valid for 2 or 3 years, during which you can search for a job. I am not sure about the median salary of Econ PhD students in New Zealand. Side note: currently New Zealand has one of the most stringent border controls all over the world leading most students who want to study internationally to flock to UK, US and Canada.

The main reason I chose University of Auckland is because of an alignment of research interests and reputation of my doctoral supervisor. In addition, Auckland has a very good economics program and is ranked in the top 100 globally.