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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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Kylan Waters
Aleka Timog
Giri Gonsai
Liam Adams
Prayag Shethia
Kylan Waters
Great graduatesKylan WatersBachelor of BusinessHe would highly recommend studying business to other students, says Kylan Waters who is completing a Bachelor of Business in International Business and Strategy.He would highly recommend studying business to other students, says Kylan Waters who is currently completing a Bachelor of Business in International Business and Strategy, supported by a scholarship from the Keir Trust Foundation. Being able to participate in the programmes for aspiring entrepreneurs has been one of the highlights of Kylan’s time at AUT so far.
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Aleka Timog
Great graduatesAleka TimogBachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Laws (Honours)She believes in the importance of human rights, says Aleka Timog who is completing a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) and a Bachelor of Arts in Conflict Resolution.She believes in the importance of human rights, says Aleka Timog who is currently completing a Bachelor of Laws (Honours) and a Bachelor of Arts in Conflict Resolution. Aleka says she chose to transfer to AUT in her second year because she was attracted by the welcoming study environment, interactive classes and dedicated academic staff.
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Giri Gonsai
Great graduatesGiri GonsaiSenior Quality Assurance Engineer, Air New ZealandPostgraduate Diploma in Computer and Information SciencesAUT’s expertise in computing and astronomy attracted him, says Giri who came to AUT as an international student from India to study a postgraduate diploma.AUT’s expertise in computing and astronomy is what attracted him, says Giri who came to AUT as an international student from India. One of the highpoints for Giri was completing the AUT Edge Award, which challenges students to develop skills in the areas of collaboration, co-operation, community, curiosity, communication and creativity. Completing the award helped him get closer to his dream job, says Giri.
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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 Liam Adams whose sporting successes so far include being on the New Zealand tennis team and representing Canterbury Hockey.
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Prayag Shethia
Great graduatesPrayag ShethiaBachelor of Engineering (Honours)He wants to innovate and test his skills, says Prayag Shethia who is now in the final year of his Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Mechatronics Engineering.He wants to innovate and test his skills, says Prayag Shethia who is now in the final year of his Bachelor of Engineering (Honours) in Mechatronics Engineering.
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Education (Pastoral Care of Tertiary and International Learners) Code of Practice 2021

The Education (Pastoral Care of Tertiary and International Learners) Code of Practice 2021 set clear expectation for learner safety and wellbeing in tertiary education. The frameworks ensure a consistent approach to the welfare, safety and wellbeing, and pastoral care for domestic and international students.

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