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News and video
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Condolence message from the Vice Chancellor
14 May 2012We are all truly saddened to hear of the death of Austin Brashears.
Austin died as a result of a tragic car accident on State Highway 46 south of Turangi at about 7.30am on Saturday morning.
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First ever study finds relationship between feng shui and hotel success
14 May 2012A study, the first of its kind, produced by AUT University researchers, has proved there is a link between the reported success of a hotel and feng shui evaluations.
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Professor heading to London as Olympic coach
3 May 2012An AUT University professor has been named as a coach in the London 2012 New Zealand Olympic Sailing Team.
Dr Mark Orams, a Professor of Marine Tourism, has been confirmed as an accredited coach on the New Zealand Olympic Team. -
AUT University students win Microsoft Imagine Cup
1 May 2012AUT-led Team Mobile Eye has won the 2012 Microsoft Imagine Cup impressing the judges with software it developed to help the blind.
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AUT leads world body composition archive
5 Apr 2012A new clinic at AUT Millennium Campus will lead a unique global network of anthropometrists providing data enabling elite athletes to know more about their body composition than ever before.
The J.E. Lindsay Carter Kinanthropometry Clinic (JELC) and Archive was officially opened at the SPRINZ laboratory Friday 30 March by Professor Lindsay Carter from San Diego University. -
PhD graduate wins Maori Excellence award
3 Apr 2012An AUT PhD student was recognised on Friday 30 March at the Te Amorangi National Māori Academic Excellence Awards held at Wintec, Hamilton.
Peter Maulder, of Ngati Kahungunu and Ngati Pahauwera graduated from AUT at the end of 2011. He completed his research by answering the question 'What is the role of joint coupling variability and joint stiffness in lower limb injury'. -
New Chancellor announced
30 Mar 2012The Council of Auckland University of Technology has announced the election of Mr John Maasland as the Chancellor of the University.
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AUT takes on prestigious business awards
26 Mar 2012AUT University Business School now owns the prestigious Excellence in Business Support Awards, brainchild of business support specialist Sarah Trotman.
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Lecturer selected for Ministry Advisory Group
19 Mar 2012AUT lecturer Mele Ileini Tautakitaki was recently named as a member of the Ministry of Education’s Early Childhood Taskforce Advisory Group for children under the age of two.
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Increasing cost of alcohol won't stop youth drinking
14 Mar 2012An AUT study in to the effects of price and alcohol content on buying behaviour suggests that social norms are stronger than price effects in New Zealand.
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Climate change and environmental law
AUT Law School environmental law expert Vernon Rive discusses our commitment to climate change and raises some of the burning issues we face.
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Finding her feet
Bachelor of Health Science Podiatry student Suri Manak started off working for a children's footwear store.
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Nursing not for dummies (or mannequins)
Mannequins used for training nursing students are extremely high tech and can be used for a range of scenarios.
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Manukau campus
AUT's Manukau campus provides the region with access to first-class, contemporary university education.
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Specialist teachers
Montessori and Steiner Education students, Dawn and Rhiannon, give us a tour of the facilities on the North Shore campus.
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Psyched up
BA Psychology students tell us why Psychology is pushing their buttons (in a good way).
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All kinds of events
First year BA Event Management students talk about where their degree might take them.
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Business Dream at Vodafone
Hear Christel Chapman (BBus student, Vodafone Sales Scholarship) in action at her internship with Andrew Fairgrey, GM, Small and Medium Enterprises, Vodafone.
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Where did that food come from?
Do you want to know where your food comes from? Associate Professor Andrew Parsons discusses current research in the hot topic of 'country of origin' of our food.
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Precious Medals
How does New Zealand continue to compete with major sporting nations?
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Football Fern
A snapshot into the life of Hannah Wilkinson, NZ Football Fern.










