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In a New Zealand first, AUT University’s Council has made Dr John Hinchcliff the first ever Emeritus Vice Chancellor of AUT University.
The JMAD New Zealand media ownership report 2014 was published and distributed on December 5, 2014.
AUT University graduates trade Kiwi summer for winter internships
The kiwi summer is on hold for 10 AUT University graduates as they trade swimsuits for business suits and make the switch to working life inside a global organisation in the USA.
AUT Pacific journalism students win Ossie Award for Fiji elections coverage
AUT University’s Pacific Scoop has won a major student journalism award for its coverage of the Fiji post-coup general election in September.
AUT University Professor named as HRC’s new Chief Executive
Kathryn McPherson, Professor of Rehabilitation (Laura Fergusson Chair) and the Director of the Person Centered Research Centre (Rehabilitation) at AUT University, has been appointed the new Chief Executive of the Health Research Council of New Zealand (HRC)
AUT PhD candidate to represent NZ at prestigious Commonwealth Science Conference
AUT University PhD candidate Gardette Valmonte will represent New Zealand at the Royal Society’s Commonwealth Science Conference in Bangalore this week.
VC’s Awards for Academic Excellence in Research and Teaching Date Published: 19.11.14
More than 300 staff came together to celebrate and congratulate our inspiring teachers and researchers on their commitment to the University.
Te Ipukarea book scoops higher education prize at CLNZ Publishing Awards
A book on the Māori performing arts has earned AUT University’s National Māori Language Institute, Te Ipukarea, a first-time win in the Copyright Licensing New Zealand (CLNZ) Publishing Awards
Conference to put lens on political journalism in Asia-Pacific
Renowned investigative journalists, film makers, academics and media freedom campaigners from across the Asia-Pacific region will come together at AUT University on 27-29 November 2014.
Eliminating infection in three minutes
One of the biggest issues in the New Zealand healthcare system is infection.