Welcome – University of Auckland

Ako tahi ki a mātou | Study with us

Tautoko | Student Support

New students

Find out everything you need to know about being a new student and life at Uni.

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Explore your study options

Explore our wide range of programmes and subjects to find the option that best suits your interests and goals.

Future international students

Explore your study options, visa information, how to apply, life in Auckland and more.

Ngā taumata ako | Study levels

Undergraduate study options

Thinking about university study? Discover the degree options waiting for you.

Postgraduate study options

Looking to specialise or upskill? Find your postgraduate study option.

Professional development

Discover our range of continuing education and short course options.

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UoA Online

Offering a complete online learning experience. Explore our 100% online programmes and courses.

Tūhuratia | Discover

Hiwa, Recreation Centre

Take a look at the University's state-of-the-art recreation and wellness centre. Hiwa features a pool, gym, sports courts and more.

Accommodation

Whether you’re a school leaver or current student, we have a place you can call home while you study.

Ngā karahipi | Scholarships

Scholarships and awards

Each year we award scholarships and prizes to thousands of students just like you.

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Ngā rauemi me te tautoko | Help and support

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Application help

Join Lou, the campus Kererū, as they glide you through everything you need to know about applying to study with us.

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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.

Tūhuratia | Discover

No.1 ranked NZ University

Ranked in the top 100 universities worldwide, we're also the top ranked university in New Zealand.

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Rangahau me te auahatanga | Research and innovation

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Centre for Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Bringing innovative and entrepreneurial potential to life.

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Sustainability

The University is committed to pursuing sustainability via research, teaching and learning, operating practices, and partnerships.

Rangahau | Research

Mātātaki | The Challenge

How researchers are taking on the big challenges facing New Zealand and the world.

Ngā kaupapa me ngā hui | News and events

Record numbers of students flock to University of Auckland

Tertiary student numbers are up all over the country for Semester One. Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of Auckland is proving an extremely popular option.

Pacific-led initiatives set to eliminate cervical cancer across the Pacific

Rollout of safe initiatives across Pacific to prevent cervical cancer and save lives receives $5.1 million boost.

Native plant shows promise for tackling 'forever chemicals'

In lab experiments, chemically-treated harakeke stripped 'forever chemicals' from water.

University events

Stay up-to-date with the wide range of events and activities happening at the University.

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Student Hubs

Ako tahi ki a mātou | Study with us

New students

Explore your study options

Future international students

Ngā taumata ako | Study levels

Undergraduate study options

Postgraduate study options

Professional development

UoA Online

Tūhuratia | Discover

Hiwa, Recreation Centre

Accommodation

Scholarships and awards

Ngā rauemi me te tautoko | Help and support

AskAuckland

Top questions

Application help

Te Papa Manaaki | Campus Care

No.1 ranked NZ University

Rangahau me te auahatanga | Research and innovation

Centre for Innovation and Entrepreneurship

Sustainability

Mātātaki | The Challenge

Ngā kaupapa me ngā hui | News and events

Record numbers of students flock to University of Auckland

Pacific-led initiatives set to eliminate cervical cancer across the Pacific

Native plant shows promise for tackling 'forever chemicals'

University events