AIS (Auckland Institute of Studies) St Helens was established in 1990. It is recognized as a pre-eminent university-college in the Asia-Pacific region that has internationally focused programmes and a global vision. AIS is the New Zealand's largest and most international independent degree provider institute. Since it inception, it has enrolled 1500 students out of which, 80% are international.
Institutes programmes are focusing on global market place and many of its students find work offshore after graduation. Due to the mix of cultures at AIS St Helens, students gain unique opportunities to learn, not only from books and lecturers, but also from their classmates. Many cross-cultural friendships and business ventures have developed within the AIS St Helens family.
Students may choose to take international business courses, tourism management courses or arts courses, as part of their main degree or diploma programme, to meet their individual career aspirations. AIS has a flexible...
AIS (Auckland Institute of Studies) St Helens was established in 1990. It is recognized as a pre-eminent university-college in the Asia-Pacific region that has internationally focused programmes and a global vision. AIS is the New Zealand's largest and most international independent degree provider institute. Since it inception, it has enrolled 1500 students out of which, 80% are international.
Institutes programmes are focusing on global market place and many of its students find work offshore after graduation. Due to the mix of cultures at AIS St Helens, students gain unique opportunities to learn, not only from books and lecturers, but also from their classmates. Many cross-cultural friendships and business ventures have developed within the AIS St Helens family.
Students may choose to take international business courses, tourism management courses or arts courses, as part of their main degree or diploma programme, to meet their individual career aspirations. AIS has a flexible intake structure. Thus, a student can take admission in January, May or September, or on any Monday (except for the six-weekly test weeks) in the English Language Centre.
AIS foundation programmes allow students to gain valuable study skills and confidence before entering into diploma or degree programmes. Foundation programmes are particularly useful for students with English as a second language, and also suit those who have been out of the education system for some time, or those who have not gained the necessary qualifications to study at tertiary level.
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