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Spring Graduation
More than 3,200 students capped off studies in Spring graduation yesterday. Congratulations to you all.
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Accommodation
Apply now to live in the heart of the University
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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Study
Summer School
You could finish your programme early, improve your grade point average and spread your workload with Summer School.
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Research
Does obesity start in the womb?
PhD student Jasmine Plows talks to Kathryn Ryan on Nine to Noon about her research into gestational diabetes, and developing potential treatments to prevent it.
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Music Festival
Ensembles Marathon
Our talented classical performance flute and cello students will perform a collection of uniquely energetic works, which they have prepared throughout the year.
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News
First heritage conservation degree conferred
Sum Yee Ling has seen first-hand how rapid population growth coupled with a shortage of urban land results in the destruction of heritage buildings.
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News
Another marathon completed but this time it’s a PhD
Science graduate Charlotte Connell completes another marathon today but this time all she has to do is don cap and gown and walk on stage.
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News
Husband and wife graduate same day with same degree
Francesca Casu and husband Davide Zazzaro like to joke they do everything together. Today they graduate from the Faculty of Science with matching doctorates.
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News
Slow fashion in three fast minutes
Buying too much stuff you don’t really need? Think that $5 t-shirt is saving you money? Miriam Seifert says it’s time for the fashion industry to slow down.
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Opinion
Dame Anne Salmond: It’s the end of an era
Despite all the hype, this election is not really a contest between left and right. Instead, the tectonic plates between the generations are shifting.
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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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Whangarei lecture
Origins of Egyptian Civilisation
Simon Holdaway outlines new results that help explain the significance of changes in environment and culture leading to the development of Egyptian Civilisation.
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ECE Seminar Series
Let’s get ‘political’ with very young learners: Researching care and education
Jean Rockel argues that the teacher-education programmes for student teachers should have a greater emphasis on the specialism of early learning and care.
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Student showcase
Information Technology Exhibition
Come along on October 5 and view the projects and information systems that students have been working on throughout 2017.
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Lecture
Between certainty and doubt: What citizens (need to) know in order to cope with science based expert knowledge
Professor Bromme of Muenster University will present empirical evidence on lay peoples' ways of coping with disagreements among experts.
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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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Event
Powerlifting
Compete for the title or watch the University's strongest athletes in our annual Powerlifting event.
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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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