Student life

AUT is one of the world’s top young universities – and we’re home to 28,000 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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AUT North Campus

90 Akoranga Drive
Northcote, Auckland

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AUT South Campus

640 Great South Rd
Manukau, Auckland

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Fatumata Bah
Qorinah Estiningtyas Sakilah Adnani
Lian Thay
Georgia Oude Wansink
Matthias Bachmann
Fatumata Bah
Great graduatesFatumata BahBachelor of Business and Bachelor of Health Science in Psychology Conjoint ProgrammesMake the most of all the opportunities AUT offers, says Fatumata Bah who is studying a Bachelor of Business and Bachelor of Health Science in Psychology.Make the most of all the opportunities AUT offers, says Fatumata Bah who is studying a Bachelor of Business and Bachelor of Health Science, supported by a Sir Robert Jones Scholarship. She is a passionate supporter of Oxfam, Amnesty International and other human rights organisations, and an active member of AUT’s African Students’ Club and the African Youth Forum.
Qorinah Estiningtyas Sakilah Adnani
Great graduatesQorinah Estiningtyas Sakilah AdnaniDoctor of PhilosophyShe was attracted to AUT by the reputation of its midwifery department, says Qorinah Estiningtyas Sakilah Adnani who is completing a PhD in midwifery.She was attracted to AUT by the reputation of its midwifery department, says Qorinah Estiningtyas Sakilah Adnani. She loves the supportive environment AUT offers for postgraduate and research students. Being an international PhD student can be challenging, especially if you have English as a second language, Qorinah says.
Lian Thay
Great graduatesLian ThayFundraising Admin Coordinator, CanTeen New ZealandBachelor of Business and Bachelor of Arts conjoint programmesShe has had many unforgettable experiences throughout her time at university, says Lian Thay who completed a Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Business at AUT.Studying a Bachelor of Arts was the obvious choice for her, says Lian Thay. She has had many unforgettable experiences throughout her time at AUT. These include a student exchange to Finland, the TEAR Fund Live Below the Line internship and her final-year workplace experience.
Georgia Oude Wansink
Great graduatesGeorgia Oude WansinkBachelor of International Hospitality ManagementThe great people she met at AUT have brightened her university experience, says Bachelor of International Hospitality Management student Georgia Oude Wansink.She loved the connections she developed through her time at AUT, says Georgia Oude Wansink who is studying a Bachelor of International Hospitality Management in Event Management and Marketing. University isn’t only about the studies, but also the social experiences you’re able to create for yourself, Georgia says.
Matthias Bachmann
Great graduatesMatthias BachmannProject Intern, DaVinci Institute, Westminster, Colorado, USABachelor of Creative TechnologiesOpportunities like being able to intern in the USA make him a proud advocate for AUT, says Matthias Bachmann who completed a Bachelor of Creative Technologies.He has always dreamt of working in the US, says AUT alumnus Matthias Bachmann. After graduating in 2016, he went to Colorado to intern at the DaVinci Institute, thanks to the AUT Internz International Scholarships Programme. It’s opportunities like this that make him a proud advocate for AUT, Matthias says.

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