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Newspapers shrink local news gaps widen
Annual NZ media ownership report finds 9% drop in NZ newspaper circulation.
AUT’s Policy Observatory recently launched a report exploring what government can do to improve diversity and inclusion.
New Cookbook to fund scholarship fund
Can you help the Foodie Godmother?
Arts student plans dream event
Minister launches sustainable blueprint
Professor Max Abbott wins top accolade
AUT Blue Awards recognise top students
10 years of AUT-Vietnam partnership
Over 150 people attended a recent AUT event in Vietnam to celebrate the long-standing partnership between the University and Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City.
AUT Blue Awards honour arts and culture
How to create intergenerational magic in your workplace
Millennials sometimes get a bad rap for expecting career perks that have traditionally come with time and experience.
THE rankings place AUT in NZ top three
Learning about social enterprises
The MBA Alumni Committee teamed up with the Ākina Foundation to bring a talk on social enterprises to their alumni.
Women in sports: double standards a double fault
Naomi Osaka has made history as the first Japanese woman to claim a Grand Slam singles title after defeating Serena Williams in the final of the US Open
AUT 2019 domestic and international fees
ISBS honours AUT Vice Chancellor
Associate Professor Sharon Harvey appeared on TVNZ’s Breakfast show
Associate Professor Sharon Harvey, appeared on TVNZ’s Breakfast show recently to talk about the importance of learning languages.
Nursing: from picket lines to policymaking
Dr Jed Montayre, a lecturer at the School of Clinical Sciences, is heading to Switzerland this week for the Global Nursing Leadership Institute (GNLI) Policy Programme.
AUT student wins global film awards
2006 Business School graduate and New Zealand Chinese Film Director Willie Ying has won 10 global awards for a film he produced and directed.
Making connections at the career fair
Employers at the recent AUT Hospitality, Tourism, Events and Culinary Arts Career Fair showed a strong interest in AUT students.
Japanese Festival is a roaring success
The ninth annual Auckland Regional Secondary School Japanese Speech Festival was recently hosted by the School of Language and Culture at AUT.
AUT student Toni Darling says the AUT Volunteering Expo and AUT Edge Award gave her the push she needed to get involved in conservation.
AUT academic joins NZ Project Runway
AUT senior fashion lecturer Andreas Mikellis has been announced as a key player on New Zealand’s Project Runway, airing next month.
Relishing competence or seeking a challenge?
People who love their jobs get different things out of it - and there’s a difference between women and men when it comes to job satisfaction.
Easier access to teacher education
By offering education programmes at the South Campus, AUT aims to make teacher education more accessible to South Aucklanders and address the teacher shortage.
Five questions: Professor Charles Walker
We asked Professor Charles Walker five questions about his research at the time of his Inaugural Professorial Address.
Postgrad degree boosts career prospects
AUT Business School’s new one-year Master of Business Management opens up options for graduates wanting to move into a rewarding career in management.
Work-ready initiative attracts sponsors
A unique initiative, the AUT Edge Award is designed to give graduates the edge in the workplace. In July, another 32 students graduated with the award.
Zippy's Tales teaches kids about culture
Indigenous health: power & politics
AUT recently hosted a public conversation on indigenous health with visiting political scientist Dominic O’Sullivan.
Bachelor of Business undergoes refresh
AUT’s reshaped Bachelor of Business lets students build an engaging, multidisciplinary programme of study focused on future capabilities and social impact.
Meet our new staff: Rachael Marsters
AUT’s newest employability relationship manager Rachael Marsters is ready to meet with employers, and connect them with AUT’s great students and graduates.
Working 4-day weeks for 5 days' pay?
A four-day week trial showed that if workers have more control over their job, they feel and perform better.
Awards celebrate equal pay commitment
AUT’s partnership with the YWCA Equal Pay Awards reflects commitment to diversity and inclusion.
AUT staff joined Education Minister Hon Chris Hipkins on a visit to China to affirm the Strategic Education Partnership between China and New Zealand.
The successful Shadow a Leader programme matches year 13 and AUT business or law students with a business leader. Recent participants share their feedback.
Great graduates gather in Singapore
Around 50 alumni and industry representatives gathered AUT’s first Singapore alumni event at private members club 1880, not far from the Singapore River.
Alumna’s internship experience in Taiwan
Leanne Ho, a Bachelor of Business graduate, recently had the opportunity to do an internship in Taiwan.
Four-day work week gets the tick
AUT researcher runs the research ruler over a company’s trial of a four-day working week and finds it measures up.
AUT students embrace the world
18 students studying tourism, hospitality, event management and culinary arts at AUT recently travelled to Hong Kong on a cultural exchange programme.
City Campus’ newest building now open
The WZ building – the new home of our School of Engineering, Computer and Mathematical Sciences – represents a new way of teaching and learning for AUT.
Advice from scholarship winner
We catch up with Bachelor of Business student Louis Martin who has won the Prime Minister’s Scholarship for Asia to intern in Singapore.
As the Freemasons Charity invites applications for university scholarships for study in 2019, we talk to one AUT recipient on the difference it has made.