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AUT awards top accolade to global sports performance expert
One of the world’s leading sports performance experts, Professor Patria Hume, was last night announced as this year’s recipient of AUT’s University Medal, for her outstanding contribution to research.
AUT scholars receive prestigious HRC awards
Five AUT scholars were yesterday announced as recipients of the Health Research Council’s 2017 career development awards.
Tourism NZ honour for AUT academic
Tourism New Zealand has recognised AUT Associate Professor Erica Hinckson for her efforts in attracting a world-class academic conference to New Zealand.
AUT-SKA project highly commended at NZ Innovation Awards
AUT’s role in the world’s biggest science project won a highly commended prize at the NZ Innovation Awards.
Frucor Real Life sessions prepare AUT students for Industry 4.0
Auckland University of Technology (AUT) has collaborated with Frucor Beverages to help students prepare for successful careers in the rapidly changing world of IT.
Over the past nine weeks, Frucor’s business technology team has delivered a series of Real Life sessions for Bachelor of Computer Information and Sciences (BCIS) students at AUT South Campus.
MyFuture programme aims to raise NCEA pass rates
Local secondary students gathered at Auckland University of Technology (AUT) to celebrate their graduation from MyFuture, a skills-development programme that aims to raise NCEA pass rates – starting with schools in South Auckland.
A perspective unique to Manukau
Communication Design students from Auckland University of Technology (AUT) South Campus exhibited their end-of-year work at the gala opening of the Original Art Sale, being held at the Vodafone Events Centre in Manukau from October 14-16.
By 2040 Big Data should have shrunk the public sector beyond recognition.
The age of Big Data has come to consumers rapidly, reinventing how we shop, socialise, bank and get from A to B. And a Big Data revolution is slowly rolling through the public sector too.
Young Nurse of the Year goes to AUT lecturer
AUT nursing lecturer Dr Jed Montayre has been named Young Nurse of the Year by the New Zealand Nurses Association (NZNO).
The award recognises outstanding practice, contribution to nursing and entrepreneurship in young nurses.
AUT professor appointed to National Advisory Council
AUT Professor of Pacific Studies, Tagaloatele Peggy Fairbairn-Dunlop, has been appointed to the National Advisory Council of the Employment of Women.