Study engineering, computer and mathematical sciences

Complex problems need people who can solve them. Cybersecurity threats. Ageing infrastructure. Automation that needs to work. At AUT, you'll tackle challenges like these for real companies. You'll work on projects with industry clients and complete workplace experience with organisations hiring graduates just like you. Small classes mean you work with lecturers who understand what industry problems look like. Then you'll graduate knowing you can build solutions under pressure – because you've been doing it all along.

A certificate or diploma will give you an introduction to your chosen subject and can prepare you for further study.

Research in engineering, computer and mathematical sciences

From smart cities to smarter code, AUT researchers are solving problems with real-world impact. Our research builds better systems, protects communities and helps industries adapt to a world that doesn’t wait.

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What it's like to study at AUT

Gain workplace experience while you study

Real workplace experience

Real projects, real connections. Many AUT programmes include workplace experience so you’re ready for what’s next.

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Industry-standard equipment

Theory's important. But at AUT much of the real work happens in our world-class facilities.

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Women in technology

Tech's better with diverse voices. Find support, build connections, and join other women who are already changing the industry.

Partner with us

Ready to solve tomorrow's problems today? The best engineering happens when industry meets fresh thinking.

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International partnerships

Explore our partnerships and collaborative programmes with universities around the world.

UNIS WE PARTNER WITH

Opening in July, the City Campus’ new Engineering, Design and Technology building will be the home for our School of Engineering, Computer and Mathematical Sciences
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School of Engineering, Computer and Mathematical Sciences
WZ Building, Level 3
6 St Paul Street
Auckland City
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640 Great South Road
Manukau, Auckland
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The Ton (Tony) Le
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