Interdisciplinary Health Studies

Offering a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses, interdisciplinary health studies is part of health sciences at AUT.

Our programmes bring together students and academic staff from different disciplines. Our aim is to connect and integrate the disciplines’ principles and approaches to create solutions faster and more effectively. This approach helps students work collaboratively with other professionals when they enter the workforce.

Research in health sciences

We believe in high-quality research that has impact, and have world-class researchers and research strengths across health sciences.

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Research centres

Ledwina Katuke
Mohamed Abdulkadir Mohamed
Antonia Rosedale
Melissa Morris
Ledwina Katuke
Great graduatesLedwina KatukeBachelor of Health ScienceHer interest in holistic wellbeing inspired her to study a Bachelor of Health Science, says Ledwina Katuke who is currently in the third year of her degree.Her interest in holistic wellbeing inspired her to study a Bachelor of Health Science, says Ledwina Katuke who is currently in the third year of her degree.
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Mohamed Abdulkadir Mohamed
Great graduatesMohamed Abdulkadir MohamedProject Advisor Health and Safety Lead, New Zealand Ethnic Women’s TrustBachelor of Health ScienceHe is making decisions to help people every day, says health management alumnus Mohamed Abdulkadir Mohamed who now works at the New Zealand Ethnic Women’s Trust.He is making decisions to help people every day, says health management alumnus Mohamed Abdulkadir Mohamed who now works at the New Zealand Ethnic Women’s Trust.
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Antonia Rosedale
Great graduatesAntonia RosedaleKaiāwhina – Recovery Assistant, ACCBachelor of Health ScienceIt’s a privilege to be there for everyday New Zealanders when they’re at their most vulnerable, says Antonia Rosedale who studied case management and now works at ACC.It’s a privilege to be there for everyday New Zealanders when they’re at their most vulnerable, says Antonia Rosedale who studied case management and now works at ACC.
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Melissa Morris
Great graduatesMelissa MorrisRecovery Partner, ACCBachelor of Health ScienceShe enjoys making sure that her clients have all the support they need to manage living with serious injuries, says health science alumna Melissa Morris who now works at ACC.She enjoys making sure that her clients have all the support they need to manage living with serious injuries, says health science alumna Melissa Morris who now works at ACC.
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Contact us

Programme Administrator
Phone: +64 9 921 9999 ext 7541

sihs.administration@aut.ac.nz

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Key academic contact

Dr Julie Trafford
Interim Head of School
julie.trafford@aut.ac.nz

Information about Postgraduate studies, contact:
postgrad.sphids@aut.ac.nz

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