News in the Faculty of Design and Creative Technologies - Te Ara Auaha
AUT students top maths modelling comp
Engineering, computer and mathematical sciences
01 May, 2026
Two teams of AUT students received the top award at the international SIMIODE Challenge Using Differential Equations Modelling (SCUDEM) competition.Global role for AUT lean construction
Architecture and built environment
17 Apr, 2026
AUT’s leading role in Lean Construction has seen the School of Future Environments take on the co-lead of a prestigious international group.Art and design
13 Apr, 2026
The film More Than Magic by AUT Bachelor of Design grads won the Jury Prize at the Wellington Animation Film Festival (WAFF) Student Animation AwardsAUT grad selected for wool internship
Art and design
08 Apr, 2026
AUT Master of Design graduate Ella Cook will head to Italy this year as part of a global wool industry partnership between Zentera and Reda.Can gen AI be a privacy expert?
Engineering, computer and mathematical sciences
31 Mar, 2026
AUT researchers find AI tools like Chat GPT, Claude AI and Gemini can interpret websites’ privacy policies with up to 85% accuracy.World-leading asbestos research at AUT
Architecture and built environment
30 Mar, 2026
Research to determine if asbestos fibres found in kids’ play sand can be inhaled is underway, led by AUT Associate Professor Terri-Ann BerryYoung people expert in own digital lives
Communication studies
26 Mar, 2026
New AUT research says young people should be involved in developing campaigns to educate and protect them from online harms.Eke Tangaroa welcomes 2026 kaihoe
Business
03 Mar, 2026
AUT welcomes three new Kaihoe to Eke Tangaroa, strengthening Māori and Pacific academic leadership and supporting future focused research at AUT.AUT architecture student wins $5k award
Architecture and built environment
27 Feb, 2026
AUT Master of Architecture (Professional) student Nathan Moore has landed the 2026 UXBRIDGE Malcolm Smith Architecture Fellowship.ANTM docuseries offers no apologies
Communication studies
25 Feb, 2026
Reality Check, on Netflix, doesn’t apologise for abusing contestants, and seeks to blame others instead, says Senior Lecturer Rebecca Trelease. 








