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AUT alumna bound for The Happiest Place on Earth
AUT communications graduate, Molly Dagger, is heading to the U.S to take part in the annual Disney World Cultural Exchange Programme.
Cook Islands Language Week 2017
Te epetoma o te reo Māori Kuki Airani – Happy Cook Islands Language Week!
Meet AUT's Artist in Residence
AUT welcomes French artist and designer Antonin Fourneau as this year's Te Ataata Creative Technologies Artist in Residence.
AUT supports NZ Innovation Heroes
AUT is supporting a new initiative, designed to help Kiwi innovators get their idea off the ground and build a successful business.
AUT student joins world's young volunteer leaders in Russia
A trip to Russia has given an AUT Sport and Recreation student a new understanding of the global demand for volunteers.
Pacific youth leader in ocean conservation
AUT Marine Biology student, Antony Vavia, was selected by the Aotearoa Youth Leadership Institute to attend the first United Nations Ocean Conference in New York last month.
Shadow a Leader takes leadership lessons to the next generation of leaders
Aspiring student leaders from schools across Auckland spent the day walking in the footsteps of business greats as part of the AUT Business and Law Schools’ Shadow a Leader programme. Now in its fifth year, Shadow a Leader matches a year 13 student and an AUT business or law student with a business leader.
AUT students’ visual work goes international
A number of students’ visual content has been selected to play on screens across AUT’s campuses, around Auckland and internationally, thanks to a collaboration between AUTV and Australian-based company, Urban Screen Productions.
Musician Tommy Nee releases single to raise awareness of youth homelessness
Vodafone Pacific Music Award’s most promising artist of 2017 Tommy Nee has written a song for the Lifewise Big Sleepout campaign with all the funds raised from downloads going towards ending youth homelessness.
Big result for Pacific health research at AUT
AUT’s Pacific Islands Families (PIF) Study has been awarded three research grants, each worth $1.2 million over three years, by the Health Research Council of New Zealand.