Alumni news

Learning from the best in business

Gracie MacKinlay, former CEO of Mighty Ape and one of AUT Business School’s greatest graduates, recently featured at our Great Graduates Speaker Series.

Mental flexibility and vaccine attitude

Making decisions about our health – including whether or not to get vaccinated – appears to depend on more than just receiving the 'right' information.

New looks hit runway at AUT fashion show

From barn jackets to boho chic, more than 20 AUT graduating fashion students showcased their designs on the runway this Saturday.

AUT Architect Academic wins book award

Architecture lecturer Dr J. Antonio Lara-Hernandez has won a top international award for his book on adapting buildings and structures for new uses.

Success at research translation comp

Congratulations to AUT Business School academics for another strong showing at the annual Aotearoa Business and Economics Translation Competition.

Tokelau Language Week 2024

An AUT alumna shares her language learning journey as part of Tokelau Language Week 2024.

Beijing Alumni & Friends Get-Together

Alumni, industry leaders, and key partners came together at an AUT event in Beijing.

How to handle “double hatting”

Kate Kearins shares some of the tips she is finding helpful as she takes on “double hatting” - doing two big roles at the same time.

'Nature markets' exploitation risk

As the latest global biodiversity summit gets underway in Colombia, nature markets pose risks as well as opportunities for Indigenous peoples.

Brain haemorrhage disparities across NZ

Life-threatening brain haemorrhages, a type of stroke, are more common and deadlier in rural Aotearoa than in urban areas, according to a new AUT study.