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Farewell to Professor Ian Shirley

Emeritus Professor Ian Shirley was a friend and colleague to many as a researcher, leader, mentor, supervisor and notable person about the University.

World-leading stroke research at AUT

Stroke is a leading cause of death and disability worldwide - but research at AUT is set to play a vital role in preventing these casualties.

Ready to take on the world

Through her AUT Edge Award, Sofie Heaphy organised a student paramedic conference, volunteered for St John and co-ordinated a volunteer trip to Peru.

Celebrating AUT through the years

Over 50 of our oldest alumni came together for the 2018 Seddon Memorial Technical College reunion hosted by the alumni office.

AUT strengthens ties with Chinese alumni

Members of AUT’s influential Chinese alumni community joined the alumni team and key staff from the Faculty of BEL for an end-of-year lunch.

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.