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Faculty of Design and Creative Technologies - Te Ara Auaha
AUT’s Faculty of Design and Creative Technologies - Te Ara Auaha recognises that design as a discipline is central to advancing transdisciplinary learning and research. The faculty houses five discipline areas: architecture and built environment, art and design, creative technologies, communication studies, and engineering, computer and mathematical sciences.
Schools in this faculty
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Joint research of NZ’s future power grid
Engineering, computer and mathematical sciences
AUT researchers are part of a multi-university project on New Zealand’s future power grid.Joint research of NZ’s future power grid
Engineering, computer and mathematical sciences
AUT researchers are part of a multi-university project on New Zealand’s future power grid.
Better recycling = less waste, more jobs
Architecture
Investment in New Zealand’s recycling industry will not only reduce waste to landfills, but create jobs as part of our COVID-19 economic recovery.
AUT 2020 Best Awards finalists
Art and design
Thirty-six projects from AUT are finalists for the 2020 Best Awards.Research within schools
We believe in high-quality research that has impact, and have world-class researchers and research strengths across the following areas:
Residency programme for creative practitioners from France
AUT hosts a French art or design professional each year under the Te Ataata Residency programme. Learn more about the residency and its aims.
Contact details
Find contact details and location information for the Faculty of Design and Creative Technologies.
Courses offered
This faculty offers a range of creative, engineering and technology programmes.
Publications from the faculty
Faculty of Design and Creative Technologies publications are listed here by year.
2019
Stories of Collaboration in Te Ara Auaha
2018
Faculty awards and showcases
We open our doors each year to showcase our students’ work and celebrate student and staff successes.
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