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AUT is one of the world’s best modern universities, and is connected to an extraordinary range of organisations worldwide. AUT leads Australasia in global research impact, with over 60 research centres and institutes delivering leading research.
At AUT, technology is at the heart of the way our students, staff and alumni approach the world. As New Zealand's only university of technology AUT fosters talent and drives research to help transform the tech sector into a high value, productive, and sustainable economy. Collaboration and partnership is a key part of the way AUT, as a contemporary university, leads the learning of tomorrow and prepares our students for the rapidly changing world.
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Engineering Better Health
AUT’s BioDesign Lab is an interfaculty, interdisciplinary, pan-university research laboratory focused on using design methods and processes to develop bio-medical solutions for the health of all living things.
The world at our fingertips
Technology has had a huge impact on news and entertainment, fundamentally reshaping countless industry segments.
Smoothing the path for women in tech
It is a lamentable and well-known fact that women are under-represented in the fields of engineering, technology, science, and mathematics.
AUT leads smart campus initiatives
Techweek asked Auckland University of Technology’s (AUT) Professor Guy Littlefair how technology can create the ultimate student experience.
The path to better health outcomes in your pocket
Have you ever had a health experience and wondered why it was just so hard to get the right answers? - Hear from Professor Dave Parry
AUT study online in lockdown with free devices
When New Zealand went into Covid-19 lockdown, teaching and learning had to move online.
Does technology help or hinder journalism
Quality news media are a crucial element of functioning democracies and regular analysis - hear from Merja Myllylahti co-director of AUT’s research centre for Journalism, Media and Democracy and lecturer in the School of Communication Studies.
When art meets science: Kauri – Raised up Sky
Joseph Michael will create a life-size digital reconstruction of New Zealand's largest known living kauri tree, Tāne Mahuta, located in the Waipoua Forest in the Northland region.
Architecture offers a holistic approach in tech
Professor Charles Walker, director of the new AUT Architecture and Future Environments programme, says architecture offers a holistic understanding of the connections between technological, social and environmental change - and how we can use that knowled