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Mix-and-match

Te Kura Umanga | UC Business School��covers a wide range of subjects including��accounting, entrepreneurship, tourism��marketing and management. You will have��the opportunity to tailor your degree to��your interests and job goals.

Practical learning

There may be opportunities to participate��in placements with organisations; create��a start-up with Te Pokapū Rakahinonga��UC Centre for Entrepreneurship (UCE) or��student-run club ��Գٰ�é; learn about trading��at our trading room; or participate in��business challenges where you can work on��real-life cases and come up with solutions��for local organisations, and more.

Global learning

Te Kura Umanga | UC Business School has��various international opportunities through��UC global exchange and study tours with��our partner universities. An overseas��experience during your studies will give you��a multicultural perspective on business that��is highly valued by employers.

Business and culture

Kaupapa Māori is integrated into our��courses, so you can learn about Māori values��and culture in a business setting. Alongside��our Māori Indigenous knowledge, learn��about Aotearoa New Zealand’s place in��diverse cultural contexts in order to create��strong relationships, locally and globally.

Student life

With 160+ active clubs on campus, you will��be able to pursue your interests outside��your studies and try new hobbies.��You can also enhance your studies with clubs��that are relevant to your degree such as:

• Investment Society
• UC Women in Business
• UC Commerce Society
• Accounting Society.

Work-Intergrated Learning

Set yourself apart by engaging with��Work-Integrated Learning at UC. As part of��your degree, you are able to apply what you��learn in your courses to practical settings��like internships, projects, and competitions��with industry.

This hands-on approach not only enriches��your education, but also helps you develop��essential skills, gain valuable industry��insights, and build a professional network��— so you can put your best foot forward��as you transition into work.��

Career opportunities

You can open up many career choices��by studying business at UC. As well as��business knowledge and skills, you will��gain transferable skills that can be used in��different fields of work.

Graduates have combined their personal��interests and knowledge to work in careers��such as accounting, human resource��management, finance, economics,��marketing, taxation, and operations and��supply chain management.