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AUT to co-host ISBNPA conference in 2020

Staff from the School of Sport and Recreation have helped win the bid to host a conference dedicated to behavioural nutrition and physical activity.

PM visits refugee education centre

The latest students at AUT's Centre for Refugee Education had a special guest for their farewell ceremony – Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern.

Scholarship inspires change

Receiving the Kate Edger Educational Charitable Trust (KEECT) Tressa Thomas Retraining Award was life-changing for AUT midwifery student Maran Greenwood.

AUT artist in residence part of Tūrama

Joseph Michael, AUT's Artist in Residence, is part of the line-up for Auckland's new inner-city light festival, Tūrama Festival, which opens next month.

Gail Pacheco at Productivity Commission

AUT Professor of Economics to advise top productivity body

Children have fun playing sports and don’t need to satisfy adults’ ambitions

Sport science shows that youth sports in Western societies have become increasingly controlled by adults, which takes the fun out for many children.

Reducing our avocado waste

An AUT PhD student is working to convert avocado waste into compostable packaging in response to the large amount of waste sent to landfill every year.

Design grad wins Pol Roger competition

Communication Design graduate Tess Costil is the winner of the 2019 Pentland Pol Roger Churchill Design competition.

The AUT Profile 2018 is now available

The Profile showcases a selection of activities and achievements, and the people whose work has contributed to this.

A new direction for art on campus

A newly established Art on Campus Advisory Group will shape and direct the University's art collection.