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AUT awards Emeritus Professor

AUT has awarded Tagaloatele Professor Peggy Fairbairn-Dunlop the title of Emeritus Professor in recognition of her contributions to Pacific development iss

AUT number one for sport science in NZ

New rankings place AUT as New Zealand’s top university for sport science.

Opening up about business failure

The stigma of business failure can be far-reaching but it doesn’t spell the end of the road for entrepreneurs, says AUT Business School’s Dr Smita Singh.

Minister launches sustainable blueprint

The Minister for Climate Change, the Hon James Shaw officially launched AUT’s Sustainability Roadmap on Friday 19 October.

Toxic masculinity and the military

Zero tolerance and official procedures aren’t working to stem sexual abuse and harassment in the armed forces, says Law School lecturer, Cassandra Mudgway.

Professor Max Abbott wins top accolade

A pioneer in mental and public health research and advocacy, Professor Max Abbott was last night announced as the recipient of AUT’s University Medal.

Our Food. Our People. Our Future.

The recent food symposium at AUT South Campus celebrated local champions and successful community-based projects.

AUT Blue Awards recognise top students

41 AUT students were honoured for their sporting, artistic and cultural successes on Friday at the AUT Blue Awards.

10 years of AUT-Vietnam partnership

Over 150 people attended a recent event in Vietnam to celebrate the long-standing partnership between AUT and Vietnam National University Ho Chi Minh City.

Showcasing Pacific history in London

Professor Tania Ka'ai represented the Pacific - and rubbed shoulders with Royalty - during the opening of the prestigious Oceania exhibition.