Research WeekTe Wiki Rangahau
Join us for AUT’s Research Week - Te Wiki Rangahau 2024 from 9 to 13 September, focusing on partnerships for impact. As New Zealand’s only university of technology, AUT conducts research that has real-world, practical impacts. To achieve those impacts, we often partner with collaborators in industry, not-for-profits, local iwi, government and community groups.
We welcome our external research partners and collaborators to join AUT staff and research students for Research Week 2024; a week of presentations, conversations and connections.
Download the full Research Week programme
Don't miss these Research Week - Te Wiki Rangahau events
Join AUT researchers as they share how their work is changing the world for the better. Click on the events below to find out more. To see even more Research Week events, refresh this page or view the listing of all events.
Open to everyone
Open to AUT staff and research students
Open to AUT staff
Open by invitation
Watch online: events that are streamed live
Opening Event: Partnerships in Paramedicine
Monday 9 Sep, 10am – 11.30am
Ngā hua a Tāne-te-wānanga: Māori Research Symposium
Tuesday 10 Sep, 9am – 2pm
Artificial Intelligence & Communication Symposium - AI in Professional Practice: Tool, Threat, or Teammate
Wednesday 11 Sep, 9am - 5pm
Closing Event: AUT Research Changing Practice in Sport (and Beyond)
Friday 13 Sep, 11.30am – 1.30pm
AUT Three Minute Thesis (3MT) Competition Finals
Friday 13 Sep, 4pm – 5.30pm
Frequently asked questions
Most events allow walk-ins if space permits. The exceptions are:
- Systematic Reviews: A step toward future research impact (BOOKED OUT)
- Culture and Society & Te Ara Poutama: What is Impact? Why Does it Matter? (Culture and Society & Te Ara Poutama staff only)
- Artificial Intelligence & Communication Symposium (BOOKED OUT – online attendance only)
- Research Partners’ Reception (INVITATION ONLY)
Please note that catering has been allocated based on registrations.
Please contact research.week@aut.ac.nz to get your booking amended.
That service was offered in 2023, but is not offered this year.
Please visit the Research Week information desk (in WG306) or contact research.week@aut.ac.nz for information specific to your chosen event.
On the City Campus, go down the stairs from the Research Week information desk, toward WA building, and turn left; ladies’ toilet are to the left and gents’ to the right.
Please visit the Research Week information desk (in WG306) or contact research.week@aut.ac.nz for information specific to your chosen event.
This depends on the event. Please contact research.week@aut.ac.nz for specific information.
Most events are in-person only. The exceptions are:
- Opening Event: Partnerships in Paramedicine
- Māori Research Symposium – some sessions available online
- AI & Communication Symposium
- Closing Event: AUT Research Changing Practice in Sport (and Beyond)
- AUT 3 Minute Thesis (3MT) Competition Finals
You can see links to the event livestreams above.
Most sold out sessions are now unavailable. However, if your event is available online (see above) you can attend that way.
You are welcome to view the printed programme at the information desk. For sustainability reasons we have not provided take home copies this year. The digital programme is available on this web page.
Printed copies of programmes will be available for major events at the Research Week information desk (in WG306) on the day of each event.
Highlights from Research Week - Te Wiki Rangahau 2023
At AUT’s inaugural Research Week from 4 to 8 September 2023 we enjoyed 33 events featuring 240 presenters speaking about AUT's research. Here are some highlights:
AI’s impact on the creative sector
The AI + Communication Symposium stimulated discussions and debate over the place of artificial intelligence in creative industries and media, exploring opportunities and challenges.
Delayed payments and youth debt
Dr Ayesha Scott and Professor Aaron Gilbert of the AUT Business School launched their Youth+Debt Report, detailing how ‘buy now, pay later’ schemes affect young people’s financial wellbeing.
Explore AUT research
AUT research is focused on real-world impact, and we're known as a leading research university with innovative research that addresses issues facing the environment, society and the world.
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Contact us
Get in touch with our team if you have any questions about Research Week.
Email research.week@aut.ac.nz