library and computer laboratories using their existing card. If you are a
returning student who no longer has a valid ID card, you will need to
contact the University as replacement ID cards for returning students are
not mailed automatically. If you have any issues with your student ID
card you can visit the ID Card Centre in the Student Information Centre
or email:
Tuition fees
The tuition fee per course will be set at the 2015 tuition fee rate. Summer
School fees are due by 6 January 2015. Your fees statement can be
accessed via Student Services Online. Payment of fees can be made
online via Student Services Online, in person at the Cashiers Office, by
personal cheque, bank cheque, bank transfer, eftpos (please note that
daily bank limits may apply) or another arrangement (eg, student loans,
scholarship). Fees must be paid in full by the due date to ensure
continued enrolment.
Student loans and allowances
StudyLink administers student loans and allowances. If you want to apply,
go online at or call 0800 88 99 00.
Student loans
If you wish to pay your Summer School tuition fees with a student loan,
you should apply to StudyLink at least two months before study
commences, to ensure your fees are paid on time.
To be eligible for a student loan to pay the Summer School tuition fees,
you must either be enrolled full-time (at least 25 points) or enrolled in
study lasting for at least 32 weeks (ie, Summer School plus Semester One
and Semester Two with a minimum of 30 points).
We recommend that you enrol in your Summer School, Semester One
and Semester Two courses at the same time. This should ensure you have
sufficient points to be eligible, and minimise any delays with the approval
of your student loan.
Student allowances
To find out if you are eligible for a student allowance, visit
or call 0800 88 99 00. You should apply as early
as possible to ensure your student allowance is approved before you
start your course(s).
Preparation programmes
New Start – University preparation courses
New Start programmes can help you develop the confidence and skills for
studying at university. These bridging programmes are part-time and will
provide you with a pathway to undergraduate-level study. You must be 20
years or over and be a New Zealand citizen or permanent resident to be
eligible to apply. You can successfully complete New Start in one semester
then apply for admission in the following semester to an undergraduate
degree at the University of Auckland.
New Start General NSGEN 47 will prepare you for an undergraduate
degree in Arts, Education, Law, Science or Theology.
New Start General NSGEN 47 and Mathematics Preparation for
University NSMAT 14 (both compulsory) will prepare you for an
undergraduate degree in Commerce, Property or Science.
Enjoying Mathematics NSMAT 10 (optional) is a mathematics refresher
course designed for those who have not completed Year 12 Mathematics
at school. We strongly recommend you enrol in this course prior to
Mathematics Preparation for University. For more information about New Start:
Phone: +64 9 373 7599 ext 87832
Email: