Students Ngā akoranga | Study

Exams are on

There are four types of exam modes you need to be aware of for the exam period ahead. Make sure you know which mode applies to your exams!

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Group of international students sitting on steps at Albert Park. Tautoko tauira o tāwāhi | International

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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Apply to study with us

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

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

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How to check your application status

Check your application online for more info.

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Get help choosing your study options

Do you need help planning your undergraduate studies? Our new way to discover career pathways and study options is based on your interests and personality.

Tēnā tirohia | Check it out
"" Tautoko tauira o tāwāhi | International

International student scholarships

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

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"" Tautoko | Student Support

Student Hubs

Welcome to the Student Hubs. Our friendly staff will provide you with advice on any aspect of your studies and life at the University of Auckland.

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Study options Ngā akoranga | Study

Study options

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

Hōparatia | Explore
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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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Te reo Māori

Te Kūaha – The Doorway

Te Kūaha is an educational resource for University of Auckland staff, students and alumni to learn basic te reo Māori and protocol.

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"" Tautoko | Student Support

Need a little help?

Want a little help with your study load, fees and money matters, or need someone to talk to? Get in touch; we'd love to hear from you.

He mōhiohio anō | More
Two students in a room at the Carlaw Park accommodation Wharenoho | Accommodation

Live with us in 2023

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

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Creative Futures exhibitions 2022 Ngā kaupapa nui | Event

Creative Futures exhibitions 2022

Visit the Modos, Elam Artists and ReDesign graduate shows from Friday 25 to Sunday 27 November, open daily from 10am to 4pm.

He mōhiohio anō | More info
Summer Lab Ngā kaupapa nui | Event

Summer Lab

A 4-week experience where participants identify problems, form teams and come up with a venture idea as their solution. Apply by 1 November.

Rēhita ināianei | Register Now
Volcanic cone Pitopito kōrero | News

University of Auckland researchers awarded $24.3m in Marsden Fund

The impact of top University of Auckland research has been recognised in a successful funding round.

Pānui tonu | Keep reading
Staff and students Pitopito kōrero | News

Brain and heart scientists pull on gumboots for tour

Staff and students from the Centre for Brain Research and Manaaki Manawa connected with the people of Tairāwhiti in October.

Pānui tonu | Keep reading
Student Rosaleen Turley painting in studio Pitopito kōrero | News

How studying through the pandemic influenced creativity

A group of Fine Arts, Architecture and Design students talk about how the biggest disruption in generations impacted their mahi for their upcoming exhibitions.

Pānui tonu | Keep reading
Auckland city Pitopito kōrero | News

University earns double top ranking for sustainability

The University of Auckland's work towards sustainability has been recognised in the two main ranking frameworks for global universities.

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Notice

Statement on events in Iran

Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland is deeply concerned by events unfolding in Iran.

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Aftermath of hurricane Harvey Whakaaro | Opinion

Climate change reparations, who pays for what?

Ahead of COP27 in Egypt, Kevin Trenberth raises important questions about the cost of climate change, such as who pays for what?

Pānui tonu | Keep reading
Flooding Whakaaro | Opinion

Preparing for the floods, and our morally hazardous behaviour

A public re-insurance scheme being considered by Treasury may encourage homeowners to keep building in risky places, warns Associate Professor Chris Nicoll.

Pānui tonu | Keep reading