Bachelor of Art in Interpreting

Entry requirements:

All applicants are required to meet the University's minimum level of entry to study a bachelors degree. However, because of competition for places, entry level above the minimum may be required for admission to some programmes.

Required English skills:

All AUT lectures and classes are taught in English. Applicants must demonstrate competence in English by meeting the AUT English proficiency requirements. Students who do not have English as their first language must be able to show evidence of their English language skills. Accepted evidence must be one of the following achieved within the past two years:

- IELTS (Academic) score - Overall score of 6.0 with no band less than 5.5
- TOEFL score:
Paper-based - total score of 550 with minimum of 4.0 in Test of Written English (TWE) or
Computer-based - total score of 213 with minimum, essay rating of 4.0 or
Internet-based - total score of 80


Application:

To study at AUT students need to apply directly to the University and are recommended to submit their applications at least two months prior to semester start date.

Applicants must complete the International Student application form, ensuring all sections are completed in full, and that the programme of choice and majors are clearly indicated.

Please attach:
- Certified copy of English language test (Academic ELTS, TOEFL or recognized equivalent. Note: these results are valid for two years from exam date)
- Certified copies of all relevant academic documents (transcripts as well as award certificate)
- Certified copy of birth certificate or passport
- Evidence of relevant work experience (including references)
- One passport-sized photograph

Please email autinternational.centre@aut.ac.nz to check if there are any additional requirements for entry to your programme of choice.

When AUT University receives your application you will receive an acknowledgement email/letter. Successful applicants will receive an Offer of Place letter, which will give advice on tuition fees, enrolment fee, insurance fees, and date of payment, methods of payment and a copy of the University's refund policy.

To accept an Offer of Place, applicants must sign one copy of the Offer of Place and return it, with full payment of fees, by the due date. When your fees have been received, a receipt will be issued. This must be presented to the nearest New Zealand Immigration Services office with a copy of your Offer of Place in order to obtain a student permit/visa.

AUT Application address:

Mail to:
Registry Services
AUT University
Private Bag 9200
Auckland 1142
New Zealand

Courier to:
AUT University
Level 2 (ground entry)
WA Building
55 Wellesley Street East
New Zealand Auckland Central

Legal interpreting opportunities include work in areas such as Tenancy Services, Customs Department, Disputes Tribunals and the Child, Youth and Family Service.

Health interpreting opportunities include work in areas such as outpatients' clinics, emergency departments, mental health settings and counselling.

In addition, there is freelance work for providers such as the LanguageLine nationwide telephone interpreting service, or government departments such as the Department of Justice, MAF, or area district health boards.

Bachelor of Art in Interpreting

16,900 New Zeeland Dollars per year

Welcome to study at AUT University - New Zealand’s most contemporary university!

AUT University offers a unique profile reflecting our innovative approaches to teaching, learning and research. This is a university that is outward-looking, developing and adapting to the social, economic and technological realities which shape the world today. As a result AUT graduates are responsive to the needs of the modern, fastchanging and multi-skilled work place.

AUT University understands the importance of building international relationships and we place a high value on the contribution that international students make to university life. The university currently has students from 65 different countries studying at here at AUT and they enjoy an inclusive learning environment – one which supports a diversity of people, cultures and ideas.

AUT University has all the services you need to make your transition from your home country an easy one and to progress you through to being a confident, successful and happy student. The International Centre is the first point of contact for international students needing help and information. It is located on campus with a team of friendly people to help you with applications and enrolment, offering workshops and counselling on programme choices. The International Student Support Services (ISSS) is a team of friendly people welcomes you at Orientation and is here to help you with adjusting and learning in a new culture. Assistance is offered with student visas, permits (done on campus), and any homesickness and culture shock you may experience. Social events are also organized throughout the year to
make your time at AUT University an enjoyable one.

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