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Civilisation and imagined futures

Professor Charles Walker has reflected on the challenge of educating for imagined futures in light of COVID-19 and NZ’s own experience of lock down.

What’s the purpose of business, anyway

By sacking staff and closing stores, big businesses like The Warehouse could hurt their long-term interests, writes the Business School’s Jonathan Baker.

AUT research guides Blue Economy project

AUT has commenced work on five studies which will guide international research on using the ocean for aquaculture and energy production.

Role of sustainability experts explored

AUT participated in a collaborative research project delving into the rapidly evolving roles of sustainability professionals in NZ organisations.

Getting more kids into STEM is crucial

Dr Mahsa Mohaghegh, Director of Women in STEM at AUT says now more than ever getting and maintaining children’s interest in STEM is vital.

AUT Independent Review

Auckland University of Technology (AUT) is commissioning an independent review of its policies, systems and practices regarding harassment.

Black lives matter and NZ police reform

As the Black Lives Matter protests spread from the US to NZ, the wero is about facing institutional racism at home, say Katey Thom and Khylee Quince.

Accommodation rebate increased

AUT students will receive a further rent rebate of $113 per week for the number of weeks they didn’t occupy their accommodation during lockdown.

AUT climbs world university rankings

AUT continues to climb the world university rankings according to the latest QS World University Rankings 2021 released today.

A Declaration on the stroke pandemic

Professor Valery Feigin has co-authored the World Stroke Organisation (WSO) Declaration on Global Prevention of Stroke and Dementia.