University news
20 Oct, 2026
Niuean greetings and other resources for Faahi Tapu he Vagahau Niue, including email signatures and printable posters, are available on the websiteAUT releases new round of brand ads
15 Oct, 2026
Our new wave of Knowledge that Works brand advertising hits the market this week to highlight the numerous places its work-ready graduates make an impact.07 Oct, 2026
AUT is proud to celebrate Fijian Language Week alongside three AUT students of Fijian heritage for whom tabua are a sacred taonga.06 Oct, 2026
New faculty brings together complementary areas of research and teaching.01 Oct, 2026
A group of AUT students recently returned from an extraordinary experience in Europe.30 Sep, 2026
AUT is proud to celebrate Tuvalu Language Week by showcasing a fatele performed by three students of Tuvaluan heritage.Tītahi ki Tua retain national title
15 Sep, 2026
AUT's Tītahi ki Tua defended its national kapa haka title at Te Huinga Tauira, earning top honours across multiple competitions.The waters that connect Auckland City
14 Sep, 2026
Te Pouhere Aronui Dr Valance Smith introduces pupū ake ana Ngā Wai o Horotiu – the waters that connect and sustain Auckland City as the CRL opens.AUT alumni connect at Parliament
09 Sep, 2026
AUT brought alumni, MPs and partners together at Parliament, showcasing innovation and alumni leadership.Shaping sport governance in New Zealand
31 Aug, 2026
The Sector Governance Community is one of the most significant collaborations between AUT and the national sport ecosystem.







