Student life

AUT is one of the world’s top young universities – and we’re home to 29,000 students from 140 countries.

With three campuses across Auckland, a vibrant student life and a range of support services and facilities, it’s easy to get involved and make the most of your student experience.

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AUT City Campus

55 Wellesley Street East
Auckland Central

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north campus

AUT North Campus

90 Akoranga Drive
Northcote, Auckland

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south campus

AUT South Campus

640 Great South Rd
Manukau, Auckland

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Michelle Young
Shaun Adam Atamu
Liam Adams
Joe Burn
Rebecca Keven
Michelle Young
Great graduatesMichelle YoungMarketing Executive, NaturalMedsMaster of Design
Bachelor of DesignIt’s easy to see why AUT is ranked as one of the top art and design universities in the world, says Michelle Young who studied communication design at AUT.It’s easy to see why AUT is ranked as one of the top art and design universities in the world, says design alumna Michelle Young. During her time at AUT, Michelle continuously challenged herself and participated in every opportunity that crossed her path.
Shaun Adam Atamu
Great graduatesShaun Adam AtamuSecondary Schools Rugby Development Officer, Counties Manukau Rugby Football UnionBachelor of Sport and RecreationHis career now is a dream come true, says sport and recreation alumnus Shaun Adam Atamu who is currently working for the Counties Manukau Rugby Football Union.His career now is a dream come true, says sport and recreation alumnus Shaun Adam Atamu who works for the Counties Manukau Rugby Football Union. What he remembers most fondly about his time at AUT is meeting like-minded sports enthusiasts, says Shaun who has always been passionate about physical activity and the sports industry.
Liam Adams
Great graduatesLiam AdamsBachelor of Health Science (Physiotherapy)Sport has always been his life, says Liam Adams whose sporting successes so far include being on the New Zealand tennis team and representing Canterbury Hockey.Sport has always been his life, says physiotherapy student Liam Adams whose sporting successes so far include being on the New Zealand tennis team and representing Canterbury Hockey at a national level. He knew he had found the right university for his studies when he attended AUT’s open day, says Liam who moved to Auckland from Christchurch and whose studies are supported by an AUT Significant Student Scholarship.
Joe Burn
Great graduatesJoe BurnArea Manager, Enviropod, Toronto, CanadaBachelor of Communication StudiesHis future career path wasn’t always entirely clear, says communications alumnus Joe Burn who came to AUT to study a Bachelor of Communication Studies in Radio.His future career path wasn’t always entirely clear, says Joe Burn who came to AUT to study a Bachelor of Communication Studies in Radio. He loved going on a student exchange to Canada as part of his degree, and the experience encouraged him to apply for the Internz International Scholarship Programme. A few years on, he continues to live and work in Canada.
Rebecca Keven
Great graduatesRebecca KevenBachelor of ScienceShe loved being able to study different science disciplines as part of her degree, says Rebecca Keven who is studying a Bachelor of Science in Psychology.She loved being able to study different science disciplines as part of her degree, says Rebecca Keven who is now in the final year of her Bachelor of Science in Psychology. Rebecca says she was amazed by AUT’s student life, and she loved having the opportunity to work as a residential assistant at the Wellesley Student Apartments and looking after other students living in AUT student accommodation.

Campus buses and travel discounts

Get info and timetables for campus shuttle buses, and find out how to get your student travel discount.

Getting around AUT

Codes of Practice for the Pastoral Care of Domestic and International Students

The Codes of Practice for the Pastoral Care of Domestic and International Students set out minimum standards of advice and care that students can expect. The frameworks ensure a consistent approach to the welfare, safety and wellbeing, and pastoral care for domestic and international students.

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