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Marginalisation on health policy groups

A new study, which explores Māori and Pasifika leaders’ experiences on government advisory groups, indicates ongoing inequities in the development of New Z

Education key to fight gender inequality

Dr Pani Farvid recommends an educational primary prevention approach that seeks to stop the manifestations of gender inequality before they occur.

Marsden re-appointment for professor

AUT’s Professor of Human Resource Management, Dr Jarrod Haar, has been re-appointed to the Marsden Fund Council for a further three-year term.

REYEDR in the running for $2m in funding

Two AUT alumni bringing augmented reality to motorcyclists have landed a coveted spot in the Luminate Accelerator Programme based in New York.

Fiona chosen as Fulbright NZ Scholar

AUT Visual Arts Senior Lecturer Fiona Amundsen has been selected as a 2019 Fulbright New Zealand Scholar.

Build brand and recruit at career fairs

Employers are lining up to participate in career fairs at AUT with the Business and Economics career fair oversubscribed this year.

Research lift for breast cancer treatment

Study discovers potential new tool to help doctors select the best treatment.

Make waves at a beach clean-up

Student led sustainability group the Future Proofers want AUT staff and students to help clean up our beaches at Taumanu Reserve on Saturday 9 March.

Lighting up rural Iceland

AUT Spatial Design alumna Celia Harrison has been awarded one of Iceland’s top cultural awards.

Designing Organisations To Be More Human

Join us for the next Project Connect event and hear from Phoebe Tickell, an innovator, collaboration catalyst and serial systems entrepreneur.