Overview

The Infrastructure Asset Management at the University of Auckland is a specialised postgraduate programme designed to address the critical need for expertise in maintaining and developing national physical assets. This qualification equips students with the technical skills and strategic knowledge required to manage complex systems like transport networks and urban water infrastructure. Students can choose between research-focused or taught pathways to suit their professional goals.

Why Infrastructure Asset Management at the University of Auckland?

New Zealand’s infrastructure is projected to expand significantly over the next two decades, creating an urgent demand for professionals who can manage new buildings, roads, and utilities. The University of Auckland provides a unique learning environment where students can specialise in Strategic Asset Management and Planning or Network Management and Systems. These specialisations allow for deep technical focus on high-level investment planning or the whole-of-life analysis of essential utility networks.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

• International fee: NZD 55864 per year
• National fee: NZD 21844 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The curriculum is structured to provide a balance of core engineering principles and specialised management techniques. Modules may include:

• Infrastructure Asset Management
• Climate Adaptation of Infrastructure
• Engineering Risk Management
• Road Asset Management
• Disaster Risk Management
• Urban Stormwater Management
• Sustainability Engineering
• Project Management
• Water Resources Engineering

Careers with Infrastructure Asset Management

Graduates are well-positioned for senior roles in a field seeing increased global expenditure. The programme prepares individuals for employment with local councils, government-owned asset organisations, and utility providers. Career opportunities are diverse and include roles such as Infrastructure Asset Manager, Climate Adaptation Planner, and Infrastructure Investment Analyst. Graduates also find success as Project Managers or Senior Asset Managers, focusing on the maintenance and renewal planning of vital linear infrastructure networks like power and piping systems.