Auckland University of Technology · New Zealand
International Hospitality Management
A three-year hospitality degree in Auckland.
- Where
- AucklandNew Zealand
- Degree
- Bachelor of International Hospitality Management
- Length
- 3 years
- Taught in
- English
- Starts
- February or July 2027
- Apply by
- No deadlineApply at least three months before the programme starts
- Admission
- Open to all who qualify
- EU/EEA fee
- NZ$41,460 a year2027
More facts
- Degree
- Bachelor of International Hospitality Management
- Length
- 3 years
- Taught in
- English
- Starts
- February or July 2027
Deadlines
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1 November 2026*
Decide between a July 2027 and a February 2028 startYour own planDetails
Not published by anyone, and the decision the rest of this page depends on. A mid-year start means applying before you have any results at all; February 2028 means eight months between your last exam and your first lecture. Not every degree admits mid-year, and the professional ones generally do not.
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1 December 2026*
Check you will meet University EntranceYour own planDetails
The full IB Diploma, English as Language A at Standard or Higher Level (or Language B at Higher Level, which Auckland accepts only at grade 5 or above), and any mathematics subject. This is a check on your subject choices, so it has to happen while they can still change - which is why it is dated here and not when you apply.
Source -
6 July 2027*
IB results for the May 2027 sessionDetails
The date the whole page bends around. Two of the milestones above fall before it. The IB has not yet confirmed the May 2027 release date; early July is the long-standing pattern.
Source
* Last year’s date, not yet confirmed.
What it is
A three-year, 360-point degree on how hospitality businesses run: food and beverage, accommodation, human resources, strategy and marketing, ending with workplace experience on a project with an organisation.
What you need
- IB Diplomaat least 24 points
Requirements in full
Every IB applicant at Auckland University of Technology
International Baccalaureate with successful completion of a minimum of 24 points meets the bachelor's entry requirement; some programmes ask more or add a portfolio, interview or English test.
How places are decided
- Entry follows the general international rule, IB with 24 points; no portfolio or interview is listed. Starts 22 February or 12 July 2027.