AUT University

AUT is New Zealand’s newest university, with a distinctive approach to teaching and learning.

Auckland is internationally recognised and globally competitive – the university for the changing world. We have reinterpreted the character of the older universities, but retain at our core a close relationship between research and teaching.

Around this is built our distinctive approach to teaching and learning – our focus on the application of knowledge. AUT graduates are highly responsive to the needs of the modern, fast-changing and multi-skilled work place.

The Faculties of Business, Design and Creative Technologies, Health and Environmental Sciences and Applied Humanities offer a comprehensive range of courses from pre-degree through to undergraduate and postgraduate doctoral levels. Because of established relationships with employers and professionals, the teaching and research is relevant to current and future industry, which accounts for our 95% graduate employment rate. Many programmes involve a co-operative education component, where students join a commercial enterprise for a semester and apply their newly-found skills and knowledge in the real world.

English Language and Foundation Studies are also offered.

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International Students

AUT University welcomes international students from all over the globe. Located in Auckland, AUT is the third-largest university in New Zealand and the fastest growing. We are internationally recognised and ranked in the world’s best universities, with a five star rating from QS for Internationalisation, Teaching, Graduate Employability and Facilities, as well as AACSB accreditation for the AUT Business School. Our dedicated International Student Support Service team is committed to helping you make the most of your time at AUT.

Location

Located in Auckland, New Zealand, AUT has two vibrant well-positioned campuses – City Campus and North Shore Campus across the Auckland Harbour Bridge.

Academic Programmes

Programmes are offered in fields as varied as:

Applied Humanities: Languages (Chinese, English, Japanese), education (Early Childhood, Montessori, Steiner), social sciences, criminology, hospitality and tourism studies.

Business: Accounting, advertising, business economics, commercial law, design, ebusiness, finance, information technology, international business, management, tourism, sales, HR & employment relations plus MBA.

Design & Creative Technologies: Communication studies (advertising creativity, PR, creative industries, journalism, digital media, radio, television), art & design (spacial, product, fashion, textiles for fashion, graphic design, digital design, visual arts), engineering (electrical, electronic, mechanical, network and communication, computer and mobile systems, construction management).

Computer & Mathematical Sciences.
Health & Environmental Sciences: Health Sciences (podiatry, psychology, sport & recreation, nursing, physiotherapy, midwifery, paramedic, oral health, health promotion, applied mental, health, occupational therapy, public health); Applied Sciences (chemistry, mathematics, microbiology, aquaculture, environmental studies, food science, human anatomy & physiology, medical laboratory sciences).

Research

AUT places primary emphasis on developing a culture in which the integration and application of research and learning are defining characteristics. Students have the opportunity to learn and work alongside some of New Zealand’s most innovative and creative researchers.

Student Support Services

AUT welcomes International Students from over 85 countries and provides full pastoral, academic and accommodation support. AUT University observes and is bound by the Code of Practice for the Pastoral Care of International Students published by the Ministry of Education. www.minedu.govt.nz

Location

Address: AUT City Campus, 55 Wellesley Street East, Auckland Central 1010, New Zealand
Website: http://www.aut.ac.nz/

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For more information about AUT, please contact ISENZ.