Information Technology and Software Engineering department

Offering a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes, the Information Technology and Software Engineering department is part of engineering, computer and mathematical sciences at AUT.

Research in IT and software engineering

We believe in high-quality research that has impact, and have world-class researchers and research strengths across engineering, computer and mathematical sciences.

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International partnerships

Engineering, computer and mathematical sciences at AUT have a number of international partnerships and collaborative programmes with other universities.

International partnerships

Arnab Sen
Michelle Extross
Mathewjibin (Mathew) Mathai
Sherin Jacob
Xingbin Cheng
Arnab Sen
Great graduatesArnab SenMaster of PhilosophyHe has appreciated being able to work closely with industry for his research, says Arnab Sen who is currently completing a Master of Philosophy at AUT.He has appreciated being able to work closely with industry for his research, says Arnab Sen who is currently completing a Master of Philosophy, supported by a scholarship from Callaghan Innovation. For his master’s degree research, Arnab is closely working with a company that is an industry leader in innovative software architecture.
Michelle Extross
Great graduatesMichelle ExtrossTest Analyst, KiwibankBachelor of Engineering (Honours)She is fascinated by people and technology, says Michelle Extross who came to AUT to study a Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Software Engineering.She is fascinated by people and technology, says Michelle Extross who came to AUT to study a Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Software Engineering and now works as a test analyst at Kiwibank. Being able to work on a variety of practical software engineering projects was one of the highlights of Michelle’s studies.
Mathewjibin (Mathew) Mathai
Great graduatesMathewjibin (Mathew) MathaiMaster of IT Project ManagementFor Mathewjibin (Mathew) Mathai, who came to AUT as an international student from India, the Master of IT Project Management was the logical next step.For Mathewjibin (Mathew) Mathai, who came to AUT as an international student from India, the Master of IT Project Management was the logical next step. He liked that the programme offers a mix of project management aspects, the latest trends in project management and an in-depth understanding of some of the roles and practices related to project management.
Sherin Jacob
Great graduatesSherin JacobBachelor of Engineering (Honours)Working on a variety of software development projects was the highlight of her studies, says Sherin Jacob who came to AUT to study software engineering.Applying her skills by working on a variety of software development projects was the highlight of her studies, says Sherin Jacob who is expecting to graduate with a Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Software Engineering in March 2021. Another highpoint for Sherin was being able to travel to China to experience the headquarters of technology giant Huawei.
Xingbin Cheng
Great graduatesXingbin ChengMobile Application Developer, Datamars LtdMaster of Computer and Information SciencesHe would highly recommend the Master of Computer and Information Sciences to others, says Xingbin Cheng who came to AUT as an international student from China.He would highly recommend the Master of Computer and Information Sciences to others, says Xingbin Cheng who came to AUT as an international student from China. For Xingbin, attending one of the many networking events available to postgraduate students at AUT helped him find the topic for his master’s degree thesis and opened the door to a great job after completing his studies.

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Phone: +64 9 921 9701

engineering@aut.ac.nz

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