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AUT is ranked first in New Zealand for global research impact by Times Higher Education and the US News Global Universities Rankings. We have more than 60 research centres and institutes delivering leading research, and our research also feeds back into the classroom to benefit our students.
Latest research
Algorithm sensitive to child injury risk
Social sciences and public policy
New AUT research confirms the value of predictive risk modelling technology to support child maltreatment decisions.
Engineering, computer and mathematical sciences
Q&A with Associate Professor Bollard about collecting data in Antarctica.
Heritage Preservation through VR
Art and design
Q&A with digital design PhD student Katarina Markovic about heritage preservation and VR storytelling.
AUT and Ocean Beach: Bluff aquaculture
Science
The owners of the former Ocean Beach freezing works have partnered with AUT to turn its Southland site into a centre of excellence for aquaculture.World-leading academic staff
In addition to being a professor at AUT, Professor Simon Milne has been a director of the renowned New Zealand Tourism Research Institute since its inception in 1999.
Professor Valery Feigin is globally known as an expert on stroke, traumatic brain injury prevention, epidemiology and treatment/rehabilitation.
Contributing to social good through better decision-making is what drives Professor Gail Pacheco.
Wanting to make a difference for people who have been marginalised is what drives Professor Hinematau McNeill.
Professor Grant Schofield is an authority on wellbeing and chronic disease prevention, especially related to reducing the risk from factors like obesity.
Progressing research that benefits people and communities has been an overriding theme of Professor Erica Hinckson’s career.
Use AUT's Research Connect tool to find an expert in a specific area.
Health Futures
Health Futures is a bold new initiative from AUT designed to tackle significant challenges facing New Zealand society, with significant funding available – $20 million over five years – to address these pressing issues.
Blue Economy Cooperative Research Centre
AUT is one of only five Core Research Participants in the Blue Economy Cooperative Research Centre. This is a AUD$329m 10-year research centre, which will, for the first time bring the aquaculture and renewable energy sectors together to address the challenges of offshore food and energy production, that leverages the benefits of colocation, vertical integration, infrastructure and shared services. To find out more contact Professor Lindsey White.
Postgraduate study and research
AUT is New Zealand’s fastest growing postgraduate study destination, offering a wide range of programmes.
Use AUT's research facilities
Many of our modern research facilities and equipment can be used by external researchers.
Research commercialisation
AUT Ventures provides commercialisation advice, consultancy and investment opportunities.
Contact us
Get in touch with us to find out more about research at AUT or to partner with us on a research project.
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