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

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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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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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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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Apply to study with us

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

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Photo of Deidre Little in her cap and gown in front of a mural at Spark Arena. Pitopito kōrero | News

Social work sisters: persevering through grief

Following in her late sister’s footsteps, graduate Deirdre Little is now working with tamariki to ensure they have the best opportunity to engage with education.

Pānui tonu | Keep reading
Helen Pahulu with her mum Ana and brother Viko. Pitopito kōrero | News

Music graduate follows in her mum’s footsteps

“I watched my mum graduate, so it's exciting to have my mum watching me graduate,” says Helen Pahulu. 

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The winning team: Aisha O'Malley, Grace Baylis and Melissa Connolly. Pitopito kōrero | News

All-female team wins 121-year-old debate contest

The University of Auckland Debating Society has won the prestigious Joynt Scroll debating championship.

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From left: Racheal Rajkumar, Anthony Onrust, Allan Han and Ashleigh Bernacchi Pitopito kōrero | News

International Biology Olympiad comes to campus

Some of the nation's brightest high school students were on campus for a prestigious biology competition.

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Auckland Online

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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Former Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern at University of Auckland. Whakaaro | Opinion

Female leaders need support not the abuse they so often endure

At a time of global challenges, we need the best leaders to respond. To enable this, Dawn Freshwater writes that women leaders need support to deal with abuse.

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Craig Elliffe Whakaaro | Opinion

NZ’s tax system is not progressive – where to from here?

The country now has better information on which to base its tax decisions, but it’s unlikely we’ll see any big changes in the short term, says Craig Elliffe.

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Bioengineering promotional poster with logo Ngā kaupapa nui | Event

Showcase: Bioengineering the Future

Get a glimpse into tomorrow with the Auckland Bioengineering Institute's interactive showcase from 9-14 May at The Cloud on the Auckland waterfront.

Register now
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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.

Register now
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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