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You could finish your programme early, improve your grade point average and spread your workload with Summer School.
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Accommodation
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Applications are now open for 2018 accommodation.
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Event
School of Music Festival
The School of Music is throwing open its doors in celebration of all things musical with a two-week festival of events to coincide with the start of spring.
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Te karere o te wā
Te Puna Wananga join Matewa Media to translate Disney's Moana into te reo Māori
Three University of Auckland staff have translated the hit movie Moana into te reo so it can be screened in local cinemas for Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori.
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Symposium
The life and works of Allen Curnow
The life and work of one of New Zealand's greatest poets will be celebrated at a special symposium on Saturday 30 September.
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Online campaign
#WaiNZ – Let’s talk about our water
Te Pūnaha Matatini and Figure.NZ are running online campaign that aims to bring the role and state of our water to the forefront of national consciousness.
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News
$24,000 in prizes for innovative solutions
Bringing the Ports of Auckland closer to the people of Auckland is one of the winning ideas that Auckland students have generated in an innovation challenge.
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News
Major new investment in wireless electric-charging roads
A pioneering project to build wireless charging technology that charges electric vehicles as they are being driven or are parked receives almost $12 million.
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Major new investment in University of Auckland Science
Projects across the Faculty of Science receive a total investment of $18.6 million from this year's Endeavour Fund. The funding is from three to seven years.
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News
Leading linguist gives Hood Lecture
"First we invented language, then language changed us," says Dr Daniel Dor who will give the Faculty of Arts Hood lecture on Monday, 18 September.
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Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori
It’s never too late to learn te reo Māori
Jade Le Grice reflects on how the importance now placed on te reo Māori helps ensure we can learn and practice it in a way that those before us could not.
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Music Festival
Film explores the depths of performance anxiety
A profoundly moving exploration into the complexities of performance anxiety, the documentary Composed is a valuable resource which will resonate with many.
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Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori
Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori: Pay Te Reo speakers a premium
Leading educationist Dr Sophie Tauwehe Tamati says rewarding bilingual employees would be good for business and good for fostering the Māori language.
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Lecture
The Kaiser’s crusade: Wilhelm II in the Ottoman Empire
Matthew Fitzpatrick of Flinders University looks for signs of strong monarchical power, and traces of deliberate royal interventions in German foreign policy.
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Dean's lecture
Ambition and Its Enemies: A Report Card on 40 Years of Leadership in Education
In his final lecture as Dean, Graeme Aitken will reflect on his experience of more than 40 years in the education sector.
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Performance
Bacchae: Fuse
A new adaptation of The Bacchae directed by Andrew Foster and performed by the DRAMA 204 class which reimagines the Bacchantes for the 21st century.
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Competition
Climathon invites Aucklanders to help shape city’s future
Calling everyone who wants to help make Auckland New Zealand’s most vibrant, sustainable city.
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Sustainability
Photography Competition
Enter the 'Showcasing Sustainability' Photography Competition and win a share of $3,000 to spend on camera gear! Entries due 25 September 2017.
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Blog
The Inside Word
Written by first-year students, The Inside Word blog captures what it’s like to study here at the University. Subscribe so you never miss a post!
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Leadership
Become a UniGuide!
We’re recruiting UniGuides for Semester One next year. If you want to make a difference and help new students transition to University life, apply now.
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