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UK science journal publishes in te reo

NZ academics have taken a major step forward in encouraging the scientific community to recognise the importance of non-Western indigenous languages.

Young leaders link corporates & culture

Māori and Pacific interns are bringing unique skills and knowledge to workplaces through the TupuToa programme

5 questions: Prof Helena Cooper-Thomas

We asked Professor of Organisational Behaviour Helena Cooper-Thomas five questions about her research at the time of her Inaugural Professorial Address.

Internship fosters passion for events

From studying to gaining an internship at the SKYCITY Breakers and securing a role at 2degrees – AUT alumna Maddy Elgar took advantage of any opportunity.

New clinic delivers vital support

AUT has launched a new psychotherapy clinic dedicated to improving the mental and emotional wellbeing of children and their families.

5 questions with Professor Wayne Hope

We asked Professor Wayne Hope five questions about his research at the time of his Inaugural Professorial Address.

The Sugar Conspiracy

Experts advocate plan to reverse type 2 diabetes epidemic within three years.

Students participate in beach clean-up

Accounting students recently displayed sustainability in action, participating in a beach clean-up fieldtrip at Point England Reserve, Glen Innes.

Marking World Press Freedom Day

Professor David Robie marked World Press Freedom Day with a seminar covering the "targeting" of journalists and the state of the media in West Papua.

London calling for AUT law scholar

AUT Law School graduate to gain work experience in the heart of the British criminal law system after receiving Pegasus Scholarship.