The University of Auckland Certificate in Foundation Studies (Level 3) programme is taught at 345 Queen Street, Auckland and around the world, online.
The programme is designed to prepare international students for entry into a University of Auckland undergraduate degree programme. We aim to equip all students with the skills to succeed at University.
All sessions are held in New Zealand Standard Time.
| Onshore registration | ||
| Students will need to report to the campus to complete their registration forms. Please bring your physical passport and visa with you. | |
| Session 1: Introduction to University of Auckland (UOA) and University of Auckland International College (UOAIC) | ||
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Introduction to Blackboard which is our Learning Management System and where all resources will be available. Access to student email and how to navigate it | |
| Session 2: Subject Selection and Curriculum Information | ||
| Information about UOA entry requirements and information about subjects will be given. Students will then be able to ask questions and then fill in the MS Form for subject selection. This Form needs to be submitted by 27 April 2023. | |
| Session 3: Introduction to Digital Tools | ||
| Introduction to Blackboard which is our Learning Management System and where all resources will be available. Access to student email and how to navigate it. | |
| Session 4: Live Lesson 1 | ||
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This session is the first of two Live Lessons on NZ Culture. This is to give students a taste of what online learning looks like, and to allow them to practise with the digital tools. At the end of this Live Lesson, the students will be given instructions and a code to access their Flexible Learning Activity that will need to be completed before the Live Lesson on the following day. | |
| Session 5: UOAIC Welfare | ||
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Introduction to the Senior Leadership Team, Sonder and Student Services and their role, the Role of Tutors and Deans. | |
| Session 6: Getting the most out of your study | ||
| Take students through tips and guidance for learning – both online and onsite. Making the most out of lesson times, how to communicate effectively with your teachers, planning your independent study time. | |
| Session 7: Live Lesson 2 | ||
| This session is the second of two Live Lessons on NZ Culture. This is to give students a taste of what online learning looks like, and to allow them to practice with the digital tools. | |
| Session 8: Q&A | ||
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Open session for any questions that students might have before they commence their study. | |
Onshore students ONLY
What | Where | When |
Campus Tour |
| 10.00am – 10.30am |
Sonder Workshop | 1G14/1G15 | 10.30am – 11.00am |
Homestay Workshop | 1G14/1G15 | 11.00am – 11.30am |
UoA Representative Presentation | Student Common Room | 12.30pm – 12.45pm |
Key Staff Introductions | Student Common Room | 12.45pm – 1.15pm |
Food and Games | Student Common Room | 1.15pm – 3.00pm |
Catchup ISST Documentation | Welcome Centre | 2.00pm onwards |
last updated: 4 April 2023
During orientation, we will introduce you to your individual support contacts who will include the Tutors, Subject Teachers and Deans of your course.
9:30am – 11:00am
Auckland campus, 345 Queen street, Auckland Central 1010
Katie Gao, International Student Services and Support Team Lead
All new students – Onshore students only (students currently live in New Zealand)
All new students – both onshore and offshore.
