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Globally renowned artist honoured
Technology and hands-on practice
Physiotherapy students likeRohil Chauhan benefit from innovative teaching tools and approaches – including interactive apps co-developed by AUT academics.
Brain power driving AI breakthroughs
A groundbreaking machine learning system called NeuCube underpins a number of the revolutionary artificial intelligence (AI) projects at AUT.
Farewell to Professor Ian Shirley
Celebrating AUT through the years
Over 50 of our oldest alumni came together for the 2018 Seddon Memorial Technical College reunion hosted by the alumni office.
AUT strengthens ties with Chinese alumni
AUT strengthens ties with Chinese alumni community in Auckland
Members of AUT’s influential Chinese alumni community in Auckland joined the alumni team and key staff from the Faculty of Business, Economics and Law for an end-of-year lunch in November 2018.
AUT awards two honorary doctorates
$20 donations help fund scholarship
Operations resume after City Campus fire
Gaining skills for the workplace
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.
Sixth Sense for managing diabetes
AUT design graduate’s invention could transform the lives of those with diabetes.
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.
