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Click & Collect Sculpture Exhibition

Second and third year sculpture students have put together Click & Collect, a live, socially distanced exhibition opening online on Friday 8 October.

Limiting seismic damage in new builds

Research by Dr Shahab Ramhormozian and colleagues will help protect steel-framed buildings from seismic damage.

Should I get vaccinated?

A view from a bioengineer working on COVID-19: Professor Steve Henry went from hesitant to believing mRNA vaccines are the way of the future.

2022 tuition fees to increase by 1.7%

The AUT Council has approved an increase in tuition fees for domestic students by 1.7% in 2022.

Gender gap cut — sports club governance

Females in Kiwi sports clubs was a focus of this year's National Sport Club Survey, with some positive results, says AUT researcher Dr Mel Johnston.

New graduate stories for ad campaign

AUT is today launching phase two of our Find Your Greatness advertising campaign. Meet the four new graduates featured in the campaign.

AUT partners with Drug Free Sport NZ

Drug Free Sport NZ has announced a new research partnership with AUT to design and evaluate a world-class education programme on anti-doping.

Anxiety rising in the Kiwi workforce

Kiwi employees are worried about job security – and new findings reflect their anxiety levels.

World-first triple PhD joint project

3 Te Wānanga o Aotearoa staff have been awarded PhD’s in raranga (traditional Māori weaving) after joined-up study through AUT’s Ipukarea Research Centre.

Pacific language videos: Tuvalu

To acknowledge Tuvalu Language Week, episode six of this year’s AUT Pacific Language Week video series has been released.