Participate in AUT research

AUT staff and postgraduate students conduct research on a huge variety of topics. Research participants help us do the crucial work of understanding ourselves, each other, and the world around us.

On this page, you can browse the AUT research projects currently recruiting for participants. Each project has approval from the AUT Ethics Committee and has met stringent standards for the protection of all participants. We welcome your interest and involvement in these projects.

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Process-based understanding of value formation in digital healthcare

Take part in AUT research to examine how digital health tools influence relationships and day-to-day work across the health system.

Optimising long-term brain health: The Brain-Warrant of Fitness (Brain-WOF™) study

Take part in AUT research to address growing concerns about the long-term effects of head impacts and concussion.

Adults with breathing pattern disorder: Current physiotherapy management inAotearoa New Zealand

Take part in this AUT survey on the physiotherapy management for people with breathing pattern disorder (BrPD).

The Sonic Labyrinth

Participate in a contemplative walk through the labyrinth and contribute to a journal at the centre of the labyrinth.

The Ethics of AI-driven Technologies in Youth Mental Healthcare

Take part in HRC-funded research that examines the ethical implementation of AI in youth mental healthcare.

Understanding the effect of exertion on balance, dual-tasking, and visual function in people with, and without, recent concussion

Can we improve return to play testing for sports-related concussion? Take part in AUT research that aims to answer this question.

Online to offline quarrels: How conflict representation in mass media influences conflict resolution in romantic relationships.

The purpose of this research study is to understand how content from mass media, particularly regarding romance, can influence how couples perceive and act within...

Be a part of advancing IT Project Management research

Support AUT research: share your IT project expertise in anonymous surveys or interviews and help our master’s degree students advance project management.

Accessing blended learning: Phenomenological insights from tertiary students with vision loss, hearing loss and neurodiverse profiles

Participate in AUT research to explore the lived experience of blended learning for tertiary students with accessibility needs.

From Auckland to Colombo: How Crowdfunding Shapes Fundraisers’ Financial Inclusion in Contrasting Economies

Participate in AUT research that explores the differences in crowdfunding usage and its impact on access to financial services for fundraisers.

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