Master of Design - Taught 120 points in Auckland New Zealand | University of Auckland

Many people assume design primarily involves solving organizational and societal issues. While problem-solving is indeed one aspect of a designer's work, we now frequently encounter complex scenarios where straightforward solutions don't exist. In these contexts, designers must pinpoint and define challenges while creating and managing systems where multiple participants can tackle problems, often through gradual improvements. The Master of Design equips you with the tools to operate across diverse professional settings—commercial, nonprofit, and governmental—applying both conceptual and hands-on approaches to contemporary challenges. This program aims to boost your career prospects. Through advanced study's critical thinking and practical experience, you'll gain the expertise to oversee initiatives as both a strategist and practitioner. You'll master existing technologies while remaining adaptable to future innovations. With a cross-disciplinary perspective that considers social and economic dimensions, you'll learn to tailor your abilities to any employer's requirements. Featuring real-world projects and input from active professionals, the MDes helps build connections that position you to deliver design innovations at both local and international levels.