1.5k Master's degrees in New Zealand

The Master of Fine Arts at Whitecliffe College  is a full time, two-year, low-residency programme enabling enrolled artists to live and work anywhere within New Zealand.

The Infrastructure Asset Management programme at the University of Auckland is a postgraduate qualification designed for the public sector. This Master degree offers flexible 120 or 180-point pathways. Students gain vital expertise in maintaining essential road and water systems through both taught and research options.

The Professional Supervision Practice at the University of Auckland is a postgraduate programme designed for experienced professionals. This 180-point degree is delivered through a public study mode over 18 months of full-time study, combining face-to-face block courses with flexible online learning components.

The Construction - Quantity Surveying at Massey University will help you gain the advanced skills and knowledge required of senior quantity surveyors and commercial managers.

The Science - Statistics at Massey University will teach you the key theories of statistics and the quantitative skills to conduct robust statistical analyses that are effective in the real world.

The Business Studies - Human Resource Management at Massey University will help you gain in-depth specialist business skills that will help take your career to the next level.

The Management - Marketing at Massey University will increase your business knowledge and give you an in-depth understanding of marketing.

With the Magister Juris course from the University of Waikato you can tailor your programme through a selection of taught papers.

Advance your security career with Massey University’s Master of International Security - Without Specialisation.

The Master of Health Sciences (Nutrition and Dietetics) at the University of Auckland is a postgraduate programme designed for health professionals. This public study mode degree offers flexible durations with taught and research pathways, focusing on advanced clinical knowledge and leadership in health systems.

The Anthropology programme at the University of Auckland offers advanced postgraduate training through M.A. research or taught pathways. This public study mode allows for full-time or part-time engagement, focusing on cultural and social insights. Students develop expert knowledge over a duration of one to one and a half years.

The Early Childhood Education programme at New Zealand Tertiary College is a Level 9 Master’s degree designed for advanced professional development. Spanning 1.5 years of full-time study, this qualification is delivered through flexible online and blended modes to suit the needs of global and local educators.

The Pain and Pain Management programme at the University of Otago offers postgraduate qualifications including a PGCertHealSc, PGDipHealSc, and MHealSc. This flexible distance-learning course is designed for health professionals, providing part-time or full-time study modes to master complex clinical pain care.

The Nursing programme at the University of Otago offers versatile postgraduate pathways, including M.Sc. and Ph.D. options. Students can study full-time or part-time through flexible distance and on-campus modes. This curriculum prepares registered nurses and new graduates for advanced clinical leadership and research roles.

The Master of Dance Movement Therapy at the University of Auckland is a professional postgraduate programme. This two-year, full-time course offers internationally recognised accreditation for those pursuing careers in clinical or community health. It is delivered via a public study mode at the City campus in Auckland.

At The Master of Environmental Management at Massey University you can gain sought-after, advanced knowledge of current land and water-based environmental management with Massey's Master of Environmental Management.

The Language Teaching programme at the University of Auckland is a professional postgraduate qualification designed for aspiring educators. This one-year, full-time course is also available via part-time study mode. It focuses on bridging educational theory with practical classroom applications for foreign language instruction.

The Religious Studies programme at the University of Otago offers a deep exploration of human faith and culture. Available as a B.A. degree, this flexible course can be studied full-time or part-time, with online distance options. Over three years, students examine how diverse spiritual traditions shape our global society.

The Computer Science programme at the University of Otago is a versatile three-year degree available as a B.Sc. or B.A. Students can study full-time on campus, gaining expertise in software design and artificial intelligence. This undergraduate course provides the technical foundations needed to thrive in the global tech sector.

The Communication Studies programme at the University of Otago is a comprehensive three-year Bachelor of Arts degree. Available for full-time study, this course explores how media and culture influence modern life. Students develop critical and creative skills to navigate digital, broadcast, and print communication systems.