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Joining us as an international student?

We’re processing international applications! Access information about studying at the University of Auckland and what it’s like to live in our biggest city.

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New website sign in

We have added a sign in function on our website. To sign in, click on the sign in icon at the top right of any University of Auckland web page.

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AskAuckland

Your online help and support centre. Search our frequently asked questions.

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Get help choosing your study options

Do you need help planning your undergraduate studies? Discover career pathways and study options based on your interests and personality.

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Student Hubs

Our friendly staff are here to advise you on any aspect of your studies and life at University.

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Study options

Search our wide range of study options and find a programme for 2023.

Hōparatia | Explore
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Live with us in 2023

Applications for our catered and self-catered residences are open.

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International student scholarships

Applications are now open for a range of scholarships for international students joining us in Semester Two 2023.

Kimihia | Find out
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Te Papa Manaaki | Campus Care

A safe, confidential and free service that supports the health, wellbeing and safety of everyone at the University of Auckland.

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Apply to study with us

Start your journey to study at the University with an Application for Admission.

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Engineering alumnus awarded Gates Cambridge Scholarship 

Recent graduate Michael Allison is committed to improving the lives of people in need. His work has earned him a place at the University of Cambridge. 

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International learnings hit home for MBA cohort

Having completed their capstone, MBA students reflect on insights from the international component of their studies – which included a trip to Singapore.

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Auckland University Press has great night at Ockhams

Our book publisher Auckland University Press had a successful night at the Ockham New Zealand Book Awards, with AUP and University alumni winning major prizes.

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Sound pollution from small boats interferes with fish hearing

Sound pollution from small boats can add to stressors on fish, Hauraki Gulf research shows.

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Listen to the Whisper podcast

A world traveller turned school principal; a banker influencing environmental outcomes; an engineer who became a Crypto King. How did these journeys unfold?

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Violence perpetrators are basically con artists

Police, prosecutors, and judges are often conned into thinking victims are the 'real' perpetrators, that they're overreacting or brought the abuse on themselves.

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The limits of Artificial Intelligence and why it matters

ChatGPT has sparked debate about how AI will reshape society. Craig Webster says we need to take seriously the limitations inherent in the technology.

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Gibbons Lecture Series: Generative AI

Our annual Gibbons Lecture Series from 11 May to 1 June describes ongoing research in Computer Science to a wider public.

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The power of a good doco: Doc Edge Festival begins

Filmmaker Annie Goldson with some titles she’ll be checking out at the Doc Edge Film Festival (24 May - 9 July) and a sneak preview of her latest project.

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Graduation ceremony schedule for 2023

Graduation is a happy occasion when students are awarded their qualifications and can celebrate alongside friends, family and University staff.

Locations and dates