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Nepal sabbatical timely for AUT staff member
Nepal sabbatical timely for AUT staff member
AUT University academics to speak at this year’s TEDx Auckland event
AUT University academics Professor Grant Schofield and Professor Steve Pointing are set to speak at TEDx Auckland this Saturday.
Love of the job not enough to sustain New Zealand’s aged care workforce, says researcher
Research released by AUT University’s New Zealand Work Research Institute on the country’s aged care workforce raises important questions about the value we place on caring for the elderly.
This ANZAC Day, AUT University is honoured to be able to remember our alumni, staff and students who have served and to commemorate those who lost their lives and innocence.
Study reveals what makes Kiwis awesome
The 2015 Sovereign Wellbeing Index has revealed new insights into New Zealanders’ wellbeing.
#AUTLounge returns to TEDxAuckland 2015
AUT University is proud to sponsor TEDxAuckland 2015 on Saturday, May 2 from 9:30am to 6pm at Victory Convention Centre.
Opinion: The cost of youth disengagement
Young people out of employment or education are likely to have a lifetime of poorer outcomes in terms of unemployment, wages and even happiness and health. Associate Professor Gail Pacheco checks out the situation in New Zealand. This opinion piece was first written for Employment Today.
Opinion: Shrinking world highlights challenges for Kiwi innovators
Global opportunity for New Zealand innovators is tempered by the challenge of conducting appropriate communications and finding the best distribution solution. Cultural influences play a sizeable role in communicating messages through modern mediums and supply chains can dictate the success or failure of products irrespective of quality.
Entrepreneurship symposium focused on connection between business and research
Experienced and emerging entrepreneurs, researchers and business leaders gathered to share their entrepreneurship expertise at an AUT University symposium on 15 April 2015.
The humble cuppa - a symbol of diminishing rights?
By Professor Judy McGregor, head of the School of Social Sciences and Public Policy at Auckland University of Technology