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Who’ll win the Women’s Rugby World Cup?
20 Aug, 2025
There’s more interest than ever in the tenth Women’s Rugby World Cup, which kicks off in England on August 23. Can an AUT algorithm predict the winner? Business
19 Aug, 2025
Two academics from AUT Business School, Dr Alex Plum and Dr Anca Yallop, have received significant funding from the Health Research Council.$150K in clinical placement support
Health sciences
08 Aug, 2025
New Zealand’s biggest provider of health sector graduates, AUT is helping address hardship faced by students on clinical placement outside of Auckland.Business news
The value of leadership “shadowing”
Business
21 Aug, 2025
Is there a way to test out a role before you take it? Kate Kearins examines the benefits of “shadowing” a job before you sign on the dotted line.Who’ll win the Women’s Rugby World Cup?
20 Aug, 2025
There’s more interest than ever in the tenth Women’s Rugby World Cup, which kicks off in England on August 23. Can an AUT algorithm predict the winner? Business
19 Aug, 2025
Two academics from AUT Business School, Dr Alex Plum and Dr Anca Yallop, have received significant funding from the Health Research Council.Culture and society news
AUT celebrates Tonga Language Week
19 Aug, 2025
Uike Kātoanga’i ‘o e lea faka-Tonga is being celebrated across Aotearoa this week.Launch of Online Rarotongan Dictionary
15 Aug, 2025
Te Ipukarea Research Institute has partnered with the Cook Islands Language project to launch an online dictionary for Cook Island Māori.How influential NZ schools affected NCEA
Education
11 Aug, 2025
As we digest the news about government plans to scrap NCEA, we should also consider the role influential and prestigious schools had on its demise.Health news
Business
19 Aug, 2025
Two academics from AUT Business School, Dr Alex Plum and Dr Anca Yallop, have received significant funding from the Health Research Council.$150K in clinical placement support
Health sciences
08 Aug, 2025
New Zealand’s biggest provider of health sector graduates, AUT is helping address hardship faced by students on clinical placement outside of Auckland.World-Leading Concussion Research at AUT
Health sciences
14 Jul, 2025
AUT and Abbott launch world-leading research into women’s concussion, using blood biomarker technology.Science and technology news
Art and design
06 Aug, 2025
Auckland University of Technology staff and students share knowledge at the Society for Media Professionals, Technologists and Engineers’ METexpo 2025.New model accurately detects AI text
Engineering, computer and mathematical sciences
01 Aug, 2025
Auckland University of Technology researchers have developed a model that accurately detects social media content created by generative AI-driven bots. Science academic chairs CoRE research
Science
28 Jul, 2025
AUT Associate Professor Armagan Sabetian is now chair of the research committee for the Coastal People: Southern Skies Centre of Research Excellence.University news
Converging sport, innovation & business
21 Jul, 2025
AUT has hosted a U.K. Government and British NZ Business Association event, bringing together more than 100 sports and business leaders.AUT students selected for 2025 Y25 List
18 Jul, 2025
Two AUT students, Laya Rasooli and Ivy Lyden-Hancy, have been selected for this year’s Y25 List.AUT hosts Prof Rev Upolu Lumā Vaai
15 Jul, 2025
AUT hosted the first Vice-Chancellor of the Pasifika Communities University, Prof Rev Upolu Lumā Vaai.Celebrating success
Associate Professor Armagan Sabetian
06 Aug 2025
Associate Professor Armagan Sabetian has been appointed as a research committee chair for the Coastal People: Southern Skies Centre of Research Excellence.06 Aug 2025
Professor Lindsey White has received a $1 million MBIE Smart Ideas grant to further investigate how to remediate arsenic contamination in seaweed.06 Aug 2025
The film “Little Potato” by Dr Chen Chen, from the School of Art and Design, recently won the Best New Zealand Short in the 2025 Doc Edge Festival.