About the Graduate School of Enterprise

The Graduate School of Enterprise (GSE) at The University of Auckland Business School offers you the advanced postgraduate education expected of New Zealand's leading university. It prepares you to think at advanced levels and then challenges you to apply such advanced thinking. It does so in the company of other high-achieving business and professional people, a peer network that will benefit you throughout your career.

The programmes we offer incorporate strong links with business, industry, not-for-profit and professional organisations. In the classroom, you will be exposed to visiting local and international business leaders. Engagement in classroom dialogue keeps you up to date with and often ahead of emerging trends in both domestic and global markets.

This opportunity is enhanced by the GSE's purpose designed graduate teaching facilities. You will study in the Business School's award winning Owen G Glenn Building. Designed specifically to foster collegiality and promote interaction between faculty and students, this building engenders a strong sense of community and a vibrant learning culture. It is where tomorrow's leaders engage today.

You will also benefit from studying with a business school that holds "Triple Crown" international accreditation. In 2010, The University of Auckland is New Zealand’s leading university and is the only one ranked among the world’s top 200 universities by the Times Higher Education World Rankings of Universities. It is also the highest ranked New Zealand university in the QS World University Rankings and the Shanghai Jiao Tong Academic Ranking of World Universities.

Our graduates emerge with a global standard of business education that is internationally recognised by the world's multinational companies. The Business School's mission is about building bridges to a better world. In short, we provide an extraordinary opportunity for you to:

• Enhance your decision-making abilities.
• Challenge your thinking.
• Excel in your professional and personal development.
• Gain new business tools and management techniques.
• Develop and strengthen your personal network.
• Make a lasting contribution to the peer learning in the classroom.

Professor Jilnaught Wong
Deputy Dean
Director of Graduate School of Enterprise