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  • A Taste of Korea
    An easy and fun short course where you will learn to cook delicious, authentic Korean food.

    A Taste of Korea

    Learn to cook authentic Korean food with 2 top chefs. Sign up for the AUT short course "A Taste of Korean" - places are limited, book now.

  • Pure Inspiration?
    Parachute festival goers share their ideas for a better world

    Pure Inspiration?

    Curious to hear what they had to say? Visit the Inspiration Room.
  • Smoke Free AUT

    Smoke-free AUT
    AUT University became smoke-free on 1 February 2012.

    Smoke-free AUT

    On 1 February 2012 AUT University’s smoke-free policy came into effect. AUT’s City, North Shore and Manukau Campuses are now smoke-free, along with all student accommodation.

    The purpose of the smoke-free policy is to provide a smoke-free environment for everyone who works, studies at, and visits AUT.

  • SKANZ 2012: Leading radio astronomy.
    The Square Kilometre Array (SKA) a mega-science project with global scale and reach.

    SKANZ 2012: Leading radio astronomy.

    Join international scientists and engineers as they grapple with the advancements in receiver technology, fibre networks, signal processing, software and computing power presented by SKA.

  • Finishing School?
    The ultimate guide for Year 12 and Year 13 school leavers considering studying at AUT.

    Finishing School?

    What can I study? How do I apply? How much will it cost? Where will I live? If these questions sound familiar then this page is for you! Follow the link below to find information specifically for high school leavers looking into studying at AUT University.

  • AUT's New Front Door
    New buildings for the changing world

    AUT's New Front Door

    Our new learning precinct will be a major gateway to AUT, housing the Communication School and featuring television and performance studios, lecture theatres, informal study areas, cafe and an outdoor plaza.

  • Kupu o te wiki
    Celebrate Te Reo Māori everyday. Learn the Māori word of the week.

    Kupu o te wiki

    Celebrate the Māori language everyday. Click here to learn the Māori word of the week.

    MAHANA

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  • Science stars to shine at astronomy conference in Auckland

    12metre radio telescope dish

    8 Feb 2012

    Top international scientists including the inventor of Wi-Fi and the astronomer who downgraded Pluto converge on Auckland next week for an astronomy conference hosted by AUT University.

  • Export windfall for seaweed harvest

    Undaria pinnatifida

    13 Jan 2012

    Undaria pinnatifida is known as a highly invasive and unwanted organism under New Zealand biosecurity laws, yet AUT University researchers are touting it as the aquaculture sector’s next big thing.

  • Virtual galleries showcase student talent

    gallerysmall

    11 Jan 2012

    Virtual world technologies have long belonged to the gaming and online communities but recent developments are seeing it morph into the education sector, with retail not far behind. 

  • Summer food safety tips from AUT experts

    9 Jan 2012

    Summer is upon us and with it comes outdoor eating and plenty of barbecues. But with warmer weather often comes less than ideal food preparation environments. Keeping food hygienic and safe to eat is not difficult, as long as people are aware of the risks and know how to keep food safe over summer.

  • New law professor starts at AUT

    Professor Julie Cassidy

    4 Jan 2012

    Professor Julie Cassidy joined AUT's Law School in December 2011 and will be lecturing in the areas of corporate governance in the Bachelor of Laws. She will also lecture on the tax base paper in AUT's postgraduate masters programme in taxation. Professor Cassidy was previously a barrister and solicitor in Australia and brings with her to AUT a distinguished career in teaching and research.

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AUT Videos

  • Front of house

    Andy Hsu, Hospitality Management student, leads front of house during the AUT Wine Series.

  • Specialist teachers

    Montessori and Steiner Education students, Dawn and Rhiannon, give us a tour of the facilities on the North Shore campus.

  • Psyched up

    BA Psychology students tell us why Psychology is pushing their buttons (in a good way).

  • All kinds of events

    First year BA Event Management students talk about where their degree might take them.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • Precious Medals

    How does New Zealand continue to compete with major sporting nations?

  • Anew Menswear Collective

    A snapshot of successful futures - AUT fashion designers collaborate to move from the classroom into a real business and exhibition space taking their changing world style to the market.

  • 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.

  • Football Fern

    A snapshot into the life of Hannah Wilkinson, NZ Football Fern.