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World Mental Health Day

World Mental Health Day

Health sciences
10 Oct, 2019
AUT is hosting the first of many events that will take place globally over the next 24 hours.
Online voting won’t engage more youth

Online voting won’t engage more youth

Social sciences and public policy
09 Oct, 2019
While the convenience would no doubt be popular with many, online voting would not solve the historical low turnout rates, says Dr Julienne Molineaux.
AUT triumphs at 2019 Best Awards

AUT triumphs at 2019 Best Awards

Art and design
08 Oct, 2019
AUT has 7 Gold, 13 Silver and 8 Bronze awards in this year’s Best Awards.
Study of Pacific people comes of age

Study of Pacific people comes of age

Health sciences
07 Oct, 2019
For nearly 20 years, an AUT study has been tracking the development of 1,400 Pacific children.
Sonnar Library wins AUT X Challenge

Sonnar Library wins AUT X Challenge

Creative technologies
03 Oct, 2019
Jarek Beksa, Jeong Su Jeon, Ayush Nigam and Sara Chin have won the top prize at the AUT X Challenge for their cloud-based accessible audio platform.
CSDA presents at D4GX

CSDA presents at Bloomberg D4GX

Social sciences and public policy
01 Oct, 2019
AUT's Centre for Social Data Analytics has presented at an event that aims to solve some of the world’s biggest problems.
AUT strengthens global research ties

AUT strengthens global research ties

25 Sep, 2019
AUT is boosting its research and teaching capability with the signing of two new research agreements with four of China’s top-ranked universities.
AUT VR project exhibits at UN, New York

AUT VR project exhibits at UN, New York

Art and design
25 Sep, 2019
The Lost City of Mer is a Virtual Reality experience aimed at inspiring action against climate change.
AUT honours Don McGlashan

AUT honours Don McGlashan

24 Sep, 2019
Artist Don McGlashan has been awarded an Honorary Doctorate by AUT.
AUT celebrates 30 years of psychotherapy

AUT celebrates 30 years of psychotherapy

Health sciences
24 Sep, 2019
Professor Keith Tudor reflects on ‘talk therapy’ – where we’ve been and why we need more.

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