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Research tackles online trolls

Dr Philippa Smith recently returned from the OII in the UK where she studied counter speech strategies in response to negative online discourses.

AUT strengthens ties with Chinese alumni community in Auckland

Members of AUT’s influential Chinese alumni community in Auckland joined the alumni team and key staff for an end-of-year lunch in November 2018.

$20 donations help fund scholarship

Seddon Memorial Technical College alumna Val Petrie is one of nearly 100 people donating regularly to scholarship funds managed by the AUT Foundation.

Initiative to address interpreter demand

AUT is offering six scholarships for the Graduate Certificate in Arts (Interpreting), targeted at speakers of identified rare languages in NZ.

PhD milestone at AUT Law School

Research examining the management of Māori land trusts is the focus of the first PhD awarded by the AUT Law School.

Operations resume after City Campus fire

A fire at City Campus on Wednesday 19 December has caused isolated damage that a team is working to assess and fix.

Gaining skills for the workplace

Auckland Council are proud to sponsor the overall achievement prize for the AUT Edge Award, an extra-curricular employability award at AUT.

Clever Little Monthly wins X-Challenge

Students Shara Quin and Mia Evans won the top prize at the 2018 AUT X Challenge for Clever Little Monthly, ethical and sustainable tampons made from hemp.

ad:tech: Illuminating the future

60 students and five BEL Faculty staff received complimentary tickets to attend ad:tech 2018 on 15 November, sponsored in part by the AUT Business school.

Juggling school holidays and work

Professor Candice Harris and Professor Jarrod Haar from the Business School have co-authored an article for the Conversation about the double juggle.