Compare 2 Management (non-MBA) Master's Programs in New Zealand
Grad School Navigator tracks 2 Management (non-MBA) master's programs in New Zealand across 2 universities. Most programs take about 14 months, while published annual tuition ranges from $18,544 to $36,454. Start with the ranked programs below, then use Explorer to compare the details that matter to your shortlist.
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Sorted by Grad School Navigator University Rank. Each row also shows QS, Times Higher Education, U.S. News, or Academic Ranking of World Universities positions when available.
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University of Auckland
- Grad School Navigator#148University rank
- QS#65University rank
- Times Higher Education=156University rank
- U.S. News#117University rank
- Application deadline
- Rolling
- Annual tuition
- $18,544
- Program duration
- 15 months
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The complete list of Management (non-MBA) Master's Programs, ranked by their global university rank first.
| Rank | University | Program | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| #148 | University of Auckland | Master of Management | 15 months |
| University of Waikato | Master of Management | 12 months |
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