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Beyond Orientation - what do I do if...
As you settle in to life at AUT, you might find you have questions or need help. Luckily, there are many people and support services to turn to across the University. Have a look through the ‘what do I do if’ items below. Each leads to more information within this section of the site or through to comprehensive information elsewhere. You can also see an A-Z listing of all services and facilities.
I’ve been accepted but don’t know where to start
PG-Me is an online multimedia postgraduate research resource that acts as an information tool and guide for staff and postgraduate students (both prospective and current) engaged in research at AUT.
I’m not sure I’m doing the right programme
AUT University Career Services offers resources to help you with your career decisions and job search. You can meet with a trained career consultant to discuss your study and career plans.
Talk to AUT's Postgraduate Student Advisor about any practical, social, academic or personal issue you may have while studying at AUT. Visit the staff page of ‘Student Advisors’ to find out how to contact the Postgraduate Student Advisor.
I need help with assignments
The Student Learning Centre is the place to visit if you require academic learning advice and skills. You are welcome to consult Student Learning Centre staff about any aspect of your academic work - reading, essays, taking notes, giving oral presentations, writing assignments, interpreting feedback comments, and interpreting the culture and expectations of academic study.
Talk to AUT's Postgraduate Student Advisor about any practical, social, academic or personal issue you may have while studying at AUT. Visit the staff page of ‘Student Advisors’ to find out how to contact the Postgraduate Student Advisor.
I need someone to talk to
Contact the University Postgraduate Centre for advice on postgraduate processes and postgraduate seminar and event activities within the University.
Talk to AUT's Postgraduate Student Advisor about any practical, social, academic or personal issue you may have while studying at AUT. Visit the staff page of ‘Student Advisors’ to find out how to contact the Postgraduate Student Advisor.
AUT’s chaplaincy team can help you with spiritual matters and development, life passages, ceremonies and worship and life crises.
AUT offers free face-to-face and online counselling for all AUT students. You can talk to a counsellor about any concerns about your studies, loss and grief, coping with stress, relationships, concerns about sexuality, anger, anxiety or depression, motivation, alcohol or drug issues or if you’re feeling suicidal or at risk of harm.
The Disability Student Support service provides information and support services to AUT students with impairments to enable their full participation in learning. Visit this area to find out who the Disability Student Support service can help, and what services are available for specific impairments.
The Harassment Prevention Programme (HPP) is a confidential service that assists all at AUT University to work and learn in a safe environment. This section of the site tells you what support is available to resolve concerns and issues of harassment and bullying.
AUT’s International Student Support service provides specialised information and support services to international students. The team can give you information and advice on immigration matters, visas, insurance, accommodation and all things Kiwi.
AUT is a place where students can be open and proud of their sexual orientation. Find out about the services and resources that AUT offers to gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) students.
Māori Liaison Services - Te Tari Takawaenga offers help, advice and support to Māori students. Visit the Māori student support area of the site for contact details and information about applying, money matters, scholarships and places on campus for Māori.
AUT has a Student Advsior - Mental Health who would like to hear from you if you are at AUT and live with a mental illness, so we can best support your achievement at AUT. Visit this section to learn more about the support we offer and to find contact details.
The Pasifika Student Support service provides cultural support to all Pasifika students. You can talk to the team about any practical, social, academic or financial matter.
Student Mentors are experienced students who volunteer their time to help new students settle in during their first semester at AUT. Visit this area of the site to learn more about what Student Mentors do, how to get a Student Mentor and how to become a Student Mentor.
I need financial advice
If you need advice on how to budget effectively or you need help to make ends meet, visit Student Financial Services. The have a team of helpful, friendly and approachable staff who can help you sort out money matters.
I need a doctor
AUT’s Health, Counselling and Wellbeing service is a full general practice (GP) health centre. We have male and female doctors and nurses who provide confidential health advice and treatment. Visit this section to see the services we offer and to find out where we’re located.
I think I want to drop out
Talk to AUT's Postgraduate Student Advisor about any practical, social, academic or personal issue you may have while studying at AUT. Visit the staff page of ‘Student Advisors’ to find out how to contact the Postgraduate Student Advisor.
AUT University Career Services offers resources to help you with your career decisions and job search. You can meet with a trained career consultant to discuss your study and career plans.
I want a part-time job
AUT University Career Services offers resources to help you with your career decisions and job search. Visit this area of the site to find out how to create your career future, get the job you want and manage your career.
Student Job Search is a free employment service that helps students gain work experience and fund their studies. Visit the SJS site to learn more.
I want to meet more people
The University Postgraduate Centre coordinates a series of seminars and workshops throughout the year that gives you the opportunity to meet new people and network. The Postgraduate Centre also organises get-togethers especially for postgraduate students.
Student Mentors are experienced students who volunteer their time to help new students settle in during their first semester at AUT. Visit this area of the site to learn more about what Student Mentors do, how to get a Student Mentor and how to become a Student Mentor.
At AUT, there are many ways to get involved, be social and improve your time here. Between campus events and the clubs, sports and services supported by AuSM - AUT’s student association - you can quickly fill your time outside of studying.
Last updated: 04 Feb 2013 1:00pm