Open Day

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Haere mai!

From Cape Reinga to Rakiura Stewart Island, we have Aotearoa covered. At Carey we offer world-class distance learning for students, so no matter where you live you can journey with us. Utilising state-of-the-art technology, students are able to participate in classes and experience belonging to the Carey whānau, while living and ministering in their own communities.

Online Open Evening

Tuesday 6 June
7.30-8.45pm

We would love to meet you at our Online Open Evening. You will get to meet our team, ask any questions, and find out how we can journey together, to grow and deepen your relationship with Jesus.

Register for this event below.

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Timetables

View our 2023 Timetables including on-site, distance, block courses and undergraduate and postgraduate courses.

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Fees and Scholarships

Information on fees can be viewed here.

Carey has a number of scholarships available for students.

If this is your first time studying at a tertiary level you could get your fees paid for through the government’s fees free scheme. Find out more at www.feesfree.govt.nz

Open Day Photos

Carey Open Day October 2022

Another fun and informative Open Day was held on 4 October 2022 with Staff, Students and Visitors spending time together and sharing what studying at Carey is all about.

Carey Open Day May 2022

Carey's Open Day on 24 May 2022 was enjoyed immensely by all visitors, students and staff.

Open Day February 2022

Carey's Open Day this February was a little different than usual but was still a great time for all visitors, students and staff.

“At Carey we believe that the God of mission is at work in the world by the Spirit to renew people and places in Christ. Our calling is to equip Christian leaders with the convictions, competencies, and capacity to participate in that mission, bringing gospel renewal in churches and communities across Aotearoa and around the world.”

– John Tucker, Principal