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Find your course
Explore your study options at AUT. With over 250 courses to choose from, we’re sure to share your passion.
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Ready to join us?
Apply now to study at AUT. Get info on entry requirements and find out how to apply.
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Why study at AUT?
Discover why AUT scores top marks. Our successful students and global rankings say it best.
AUT: diverse, creative and supportive
When you become an AUT student, you'll join a diverse and collaborative community. Our facilities are outstanding, we're proud of our connections with the community, and it's easy for you to get involved and make the most of your student experience.
Why study at AUT?
Explore our world rankingsRanked in the top 1.2% of the world’s universities, AUT is the fastest growing university in New Zealand, and one of the world’s top young universities.
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Scholarships and fees
Find out about tuition fees and student loans, and browse our scholarships.
Scholarships
Discover the range of awards and scholarships available to help you fund your studies.
You can search our database for specific scholarships or browse for details, including how and when to apply. Some of our scholarships include:
- Secondary school scholarships
- Doctoral scholarships
- International scholarships
Student loans
You may be able to get a student loan to help you cover study costs. Check the government website StudyLink for details.
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Campuses and accommodation
AUT has three campuses around Auckland. Check out our locations and accommodation.
Campus locations
Take a virtual campus tour
Tour AUT's campuses and check out our modern facilities and buildings before you arrive.
Take a virtual tourAccommodation for students
Our modern student accommodation is just minutes from the AUT City or North Campus.
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News and events
Check out the latest news and upcoming events at AUT.
News
More news21 Nov, 2018AUT is increasing oral therapy student intake three-fold to help meet the oral health crisis.20 Nov, 2018Dr Fiona Hurd from the Business School and Dr Suzette Dyer from the University of Waikato have found it is still necessary to prove there is a gender pay g14 Nov, 2018A new cookbook featuring family recipes and stories of AUT staff and students from migrant and refugee backgrounds launched this week.Events
Thursday 22 Nov, 9am - Friday 23 Nov, 6pmMonday 19 Nov - Wednesday 21 NovMore eventsMonday 26 Nov, 7pm - 9pm
