New students
Find out everything you need to know about being a new student, faculty orientation and life at university.
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Mānawa Mai Open Day: 26 August
Join us to get a taste of your future. Explore our vibrant campuses and get a feel for what Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland is all about.
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Summer Programmes
Make the transition to university with confidence. These fees-free eligible programmes are a great way to prepare for your first semester at university.
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Applications for school-leaver scholarships are open now
Find out about our range of scholarships and awards for school-leavers and first-year students.
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Unique postgraduate scholarship opportunity
The Kupe scholarship for aspiring leaders is now open. A bespoke leadership programme, mentoring, up to $22,000 stipend and fees included. Apply now for 2024.
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Joining us as an international student?
We’re processing international applications. Read about study and scholarships at the University of Auckland, and what it’s like to live in our biggest city.
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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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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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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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Blues Awards 2023
Nominations for the 2023 Blues Awards are now open. If you have excelled in sports, arts and culture, are an innovator or a leader, you could be eligible to win.
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Work with us to make worlds of difference
Discover rewarding career opportunities across the spectrum of academic and professional activity, while you contribute to meaningful societal impact.
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Eye drops set to replace reading glasses
Replacing reading glasses with eye drops sounds too good to be true, but that’s the claim being made for a breakthrough treatment that could be coming to NZ.
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Researchers test ‘cool roofs’ in climate hot spots
Scientists will test ‘cool roofs’ in countries that are particularly vulnerable to the impacts of global warming.
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Supporting rangatahi to uplift their hauora
A mana-enhancing app makes it easy and engaging for rangatahi to learn techniques for supporting their mental health and wellbeing.
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First Māori quantum physicist: Jacob Ngaha
Scientist Jacob Ngaha hopes he'll serve as a role model.
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A brand ecosystem to build social licence for business
Emeritus Professor Rod Brodie’s research has led to a brand eco-system to enhance social licence for business.
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68th in the world, Auckland leads excellence across the university sector
The University of Auckland's rise to 68th in the QS University World Rankings is testament to its high quality of teaching, learning and research.
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Global temperature rises in little jumps, not smoothly
El Niño signals another step up the climate "staircase," writes Dr Kevin Trenberth.
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Social media: The kids are not alright
We should change our approach to the decades-long experiment of social media now we know just how harmful it is to young people, writes Samantha Marsh.
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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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Election 2023: Auckland Matters
Join us on 11 August for this debate hosted by Tim Murphy. Issues facing Tāmaki Makaurau will be examined as voters prepare for the 14 October vote.
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Te Waka Tūhura Elam School of Fine Arts and Design: Re-Design seminar - 3 August
In this Re-Design series seminar Johnson McKay speaks on getting over the fear of cultural appropriation and defining a role in helping te ao Māori to thrive.
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Cumberland Annual Lecture - 1 August
Hosted by the Faculty of Science, with speaker Professor Brett Christophers on ownership in contemporary capitalism and why it matters.
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Webinar series for careers advisers
Explore diverse topics, engage with experts, and broaden the knowledge you need to prepare your high school students for university with our webinar series.
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