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UP International College (AUT), Auckland
Located in the heart of Auckland at 345 Queen Street, UP International College offers an excellent academic pathway for students aiming to study at UP International College and…
About UP International College (AUT), Auckland
Located in the heart of Auckland at 345 Queen Street, UP International College offers an excellent academic pathway for students aiming to study at UP International College and progress to Auckland University of Technology (AUT) — one of the top 1% universities worldwide and ranked among the top 100 young universities. Partnered with AUT, UP Education has been successfully delivering foundation programmes for over two decades, helping students build the skills and confidence needed for university success. Those who study in Auckland also benefit from the city’s vibrant lifestyle, convenient public transport, and diverse accommodation options. With AUT’s three campuses across the city — City, Manukau, and North Shore — students experience an inspiring blend of academic growth and cultural exploration.
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Foundation Studies Programme - Fast-track
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No, Progression to the partnered university is not automatic. Students must achieve the required academic grades and English proficiency scores. Admission depends entirely on performance in the foundation programme.
Most pathway or foundation programmes in New Zealand do not provide work rights under a student visa. Students generally become eligible for work rights only after they move into a university degree programme.
Students may retake the subject in the next term, join support classes, or extend their programme by an additional semester. However, failing a subject can affect progression to the university.
Yes. International students may request airport pickup and support with settling into accommodation. These services are optional but useful for those arriving in New Zealand for the first time.
Classes typically run Monday to Friday between 8:30 AM and 4:00 PM, depending on the timetable. Students can expect around 20–25 hours of scheduled classes each week.
Yes. All international students must have valid medical and travel insurance while studying in New Zealand. UPIC can arrange insurance, or students may choose another approved provider.
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