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What is HyFlex learning?

Hyflex (Hybrid-Flexible) is the most innovative and flexible learning mode in New Zealand. You can study any mixture of in-person, synchronously online, and asynchronously online.

In this type of study, you will:

  • Engage with students both off- and on-campus
  • Have the same tutor for all three modes of learning
  • Have access to the same types of resources as your peers
  • Tailor your learning based on your needs.

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Hybrid-Flexible (HyFlex) courses

Marketing & Management

Postgraduate Certificate in Applied Management

Postgraduate Certificate in Applied Management

Level - 8
Qualification - Postgraduate Certificate
Course Duration

TBC

Marketing & Management

Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Management

Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Management

Level - 8
Qualification - Postgraduate Diploma
Course Duration

2024 Intake 3: 14 October 2024 to 26 December 2025 - Applications close 2 October

2025 Intake 1: 17 February to 10 October 2025 - Applications Close 5 February

2025 Intake 2: 16 June to 20 February 2026 - Applications Close 4 June 

2025 Intake 3: 13 October to 12 June 2026 - Applications Close 1 October

Marketing & Management

New Zealand Diploma in Business (Level 5) (Marketing and Sales Strand)

New Zealand Diploma in Business (Level 5) (Marketing and Sales Strand)

Level - 5
Qualification - Diploma
Course Duration

2024 Semester 2: 08 July to 15 November

2024 Semester 3 (Summer School): 18 November to 24 January 2025

2025 Semester 1: 17 February to 27 June

2025 Semester 2: 14 July to 21 November

HR & Coaching

New Zealand Diploma in Business (Level 5) (Human Resource Management Strand)

New Zealand Diploma in Business (Level 5) (Human Resource Management Strand)

Level - 5
Qualification - Diploma
Course Duration

2024 Semester 2: 08 July to 15 November

2024 Semester 3 (Summer School): 18 November to 24 January 2025

2025 Semester 1: 17 February to 27 June

2025 Semester 2: 14 July to 21 November

Sport, Exercise & Recreation

Master of Applied Health Sciences (Wellness and Rehabilitation)

Master of Applied Health Sciences (Wellness and Rehabilitation)

Level - 9
Qualification - Masters
Course Duration

2024 Semester 2: 15 July to 22 November

2024 Project: 15 July to 22 November

2024 Project - Part Time: 15 July to 04 April 2025

2024 Thesis: 15 July to 04 April 2025

2025 Semester 1: 17 February to 27 June

2025 Semester 2: 21 July to 21 November

2025 Project: 17 February to 27 June

2025 Project: 21 July to 21 November

2025 Project - Part Time: 17 February to 21 November

2025 Project - Part Time: 21 July to 24 April 2026

2025 Thesis: 17 February to 21 November

2025 Thesis: 21 July to 24 April 2026

Sport, Exercise & Recreation

Postgraduate Certificate in Applied Health Sciences (Wellness and Rehabilitation)

Postgraduate Certificate in Applied Health Sciences (Wellness and Rehabilitation)

Level - 8
Qualification - Postgraduate Certificate
Course Duration

2025 Semester 1: 17 February to 27 June

2025 Semester 2: 21 July to 21 November

Sport, Exercise & Recreation

Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Health Sciences (Wellness and Rehabilitation)

Postgraduate Diploma in Applied Health Sciences (Wellness and Rehabilitation)

Level - 8
Qualification - Postgraduate Diploma
Course Duration

2024 Semester 2: 15 July to 22 November

2025 Semester 1: 17 February to 27 June

2025 Semester 2: 21 July to 21 November

Film, Animation & Game Design

New Zealand Diploma in Animation (Level 6)

New Zealand Diploma in Animation (Level 6)

Level - 6
Qualification - Diploma
Course Duration

2025 Semester 1: 17 February to 21 November

Film, Animation & Game Design

New Zealand Diploma in Digital Media and Design (Level 6)

New Zealand Diploma in Digital Media and Design (Level 6)

Level - 6
Qualification - Diploma
Course Duration

2024: 12 February to 15 November

Film, Animation & Game Design

New Zealand Diploma in Screen Production (Game Design) (Level 6)

New Zealand Diploma in Screen Production (Game Design) (Level 6)

Level - 6
Qualification - Diploma
Course Duration

2025 Semester 1: 17 February to 21 November

Film, Animation & Game Design

New Zealand Diploma in Animation (Level 5)

New Zealand Diploma in Animation (Level 5)

Level - 5
Qualification - Diploma
Course Duration

2025 Semester 1: 17 February to 21 November

Film, Animation & Game Design

New Zealand Diploma in Digital Media and Design (Level 5)

New Zealand Diploma in Digital Media and Design (Level 5)

Level - 5
Qualification - Diploma
Course Duration

February to November

Film, Animation & Game Design

New Zealand Diploma in Screen Production (Game Design) (Level 5)

New Zealand Diploma in Screen Production (Game Design) (Level 5)

Level - 5
Qualification - Diploma
Course Duration

2025 Semester 1: 17 February to 21 November

Massage Therapy

Bachelor of Therapeutic and Sports Massage

Bachelor of Therapeutic and Sports Massage

Level - 7
Qualification - Degree
Course Duration

2025 Semester 1: 10 February to 21 November

Massage Therapy

New Zealand Diploma in Remedial Massage

New Zealand Diploma in Remedial Massage

Level - 6
Qualification - Diploma
Course Duration

2025 Semester 1: 10 February to 21 November

Environmental Management

Geographic Information Systems (GIS) - Micro Credential Course

Geographic Information Systems (GIS) - Micro Credential Course

Level - N/A
Qualification - Short Course
Course Duration

2025 Semester 1: 24 February to 27 June

2025 Semester 2: 21 July to 24 November

Business & Commerce

Bachelor of Accounting

Bachelor of Accounting

Level - 7
Qualification - Degree
Course Duration

2024 Semester 2: 08 July to 15 November

2025 Semester 1: 17 February to 27 June

2025 Semester 2: 14 July to 21 November

2024 Semester 1: 18 November to 24 January

Business & Commerce

New Zealand Diploma in Business (Accounting Strand) (Level 5)

New Zealand Diploma in Business (Accounting Strand) (Level 5)

Level - 5
Qualification - Diploma
Course Duration

2024 Semester 2: 08 July to 15 November

2024 Semester 3 (Summer School): 18 November to 24 January 2025

2025 Semester 1: 17 February to 27 June

2025 Semester 2: 14 July to 21 November


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Some programmes may ask you to attend a block course on campus. Others may allow you to choose how you want to participate from day one. In any case, the programme manager will confirm the requirements for your course when you are enrolling.

HyFlex learning allows you to fit your learning around your schedule and your needs. If you want access to a tutor and a social atmosphere, then traditional or synchronous learning may be for you. If your current situation doesn’t allow you to attend the regularly scheduled on-campus classes, then asynchronous study may be best. You decide. You can always switch between these if you find that your first choice isn’t working for you.

There should be no difference in learning among the different modes – everyone will have access to the same types of resources online. Course content will be made available to all on Blackboard and on-campus sessions will be recorded and uploaded to the same platform.

There may be periods where you will be required to attend a block course where all students must come to campus. If you are not local to the campus where the block course is being held, you are responsible for organising your own travel and accommodation. Please contact the programme manager for your course for more information.

Much like in the traditional classroom experience, on-campus learning will require you to attend in person at an SIT campus. Your HyFlex classroom will be outfitted with microphones, cameras, and screens to allow you to communicate with your off-campus peers.  

Asynchronous learning will require you to be self-directed. Like your peers, you will be given the same types of resources; however, you will be covering the material on your own and in your own time.

In synchronous learning, on-campus classes will be live streamed. You can participate through chat, audio, and video from the comfort of your own space. The bonus of this mode is that you have the tutor available to answer your questions on the spot and peers to interact with in real-time.

The basic requirements for off-campus learners include:

  • A suitable working computer with an up to date operating system
  • Access to a webcam, microphone, and speakers
  • Reliable internet connection if studying from home
  • A suitable learning space without distractions

Each HyFlex course may have other requirements. You will be informed of any other requirements specific to your programme when enrolling, or contact the faculty for more information.